The device is powered by Windows Mobile 6.5.3. No Windows Phone 7 yet. The HD Mini has a 3.2inch capacitive screen, a 600mHz Snapdragrom processor. In terms of connectivity, the device supports 3G, wifi, GPS/AGPS and Bluetooth.
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I hope you did not miss the conference. Windows phone 7 bings an entirely new user experience. You’re having a hard time believing me? well, check this out. You have to watch it for yourself:
Toshiba showed its second 1gHz processor phone with capacitive screen. The device has a 4.1 inch screen and has a slide-out keyboard. Known as the Ko1, it is powered by Windows Mobile 6.5.
Source: Engadget
I spotted this on engadget. Windows phone 7 got captured by Learnbemobile. The interface looks to be very finger friendly with xBox intragation. Visit Engadget for more pictures.
This is just a reminder for the upcoming Mobile World Congress which will be held in Barcelona starting tomorrow. All eyes will be on Microsoft who will announce Windows Mobile 7. The conference will be hosted by Steve Ballmer tomorrow at 6:00pm local time. You will be able to watch the conference live through the link below:
http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/presskits/windowsphone
Opera announced yesterday the availability of Opera mobile beta 3 that includes an experimental version of Flashlite 3.1. According the post, flashlite performance on the HD2 was “quite good” and on other devices, performance varied “from mediocre to poor”. Note that Flashlite is disabled by default. To enable it, go to Tools -> Settings -> Advanced and set plug-ins to “On”.
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Handmark is offering an application that will let you get news, scores photos and more in real time on your Andoid, Windows phone, Blackberry and iPhone. Winter Sports fans will certainly appreciate having this free application on their devices.
Winter Sports Live can be downloaded free here.
I’m more a summer sports and FIFA world cup fan. Hopefully, there will be a similar application for these events.
