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Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Phone Windows 7 now official - pre order your HTC HD7 today!

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On Monday October 11th Microsoft was officially Windows Mobile 7 (AP7), all new operating system, the pretty awful Windows Mobile 6.5 which will be replaced some of disaster for Microsoft war.Es but promised that AP is a completely different experience of Windows of old and are what we do know that it doesn't look set to disappoint.

The most noticeable difference to AP7, is it look and layout. WinMo devices were boring old clunky and almost painful to use, but the homescreen for AP7 is clear and simple, with named blocks or areas on the screen, according to different applications or use Widets.The fresh look is a little love or hatred and all the hard WinMo fans will probably hate it; but the exact reason Neccessitating amending, WinMo fans was in the small green Android in droves convert have. That and the fact that the last decent WinMo touting handset on the market grace was the HTC HD2 way back in November last year.

So then can you expect what this new generation of Windows phone? Now, you have to look back only, the last few months related to a flood of "leaked" Windows Mobile 7 handsets, from all major manufacturers to see but on release day, we were treated to an official view of the following:

If you want to the HTC HD7 that probably can guess how the Windows phone is touting 7 desire HD is the headline act. The good news about the HD7, is it already pre-ordered right now.So be sure to click here and order sell to avoid disappointments come 25 October.

Following the HD7 there is the HTC 7 Mozart, trophy and Pro with the trophy the ' entry level' HTC phones touting a 1 GHz processor, 5 megapixel camera and a 3.8 inch screen; " Essentially the same information as the current desire, the hardly the 'entry level'-moniker verdienen.Das Mozart is the phone for you if you are looking for a larger camera;touting a 8 mega pixel camera, Dolby mobile, SRS, 8 GB of internal memory and a 3.7 inch screen. Finally the Pro essentially the desire Z Windows Mobile 7 is touting a slide out QWERTY-keyboard for the hard QWERTY fans.

We have the Omnia 7 of Samsung, touting a super 4 inches AMOLED screen, 1 GHz processor, 5 megapixel camera with LED flash.And finally from LG, wanted the trend, we break the LG Optimus 7 with a 3.5 WVGA touchscreen, 5 megapixel camera and 16 GB of internal memory.

Can Windows Mobile 7 really compete with Android?Let us know in the comments below and if you have not already done so, head on over to our HD7 page and pre-order yours today!

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Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Motorola DROID Cell Phones Available In Florida Today

by Administrator

November 5, 2009 – 7:12 am

If you live in Florida and are in the market for a Motorola DROID cell phone, tomorrow is your lucky day.

Verizon Wireless has opened its doors at its Florida locations starting at 7:00am today in anticipation of huge interest.

“There has been great anticipation for the DROID in the tech community because of its many technological advances, which general consumers will enjoy as well,” said Pam Tope, Verizon Wireless spokesman . “The DROID launch is big news with techies and it also should be the first big shopping salvo and hot product of the upcoming holiday season.”

If you aren’t one of the shoppers to hit the stores on Friday, you can always go in later and learn more about Android(TM) 2.0, the new SmartPhone O/S.

The cost for the DROID phone is $199.99 when you agree to a two-year customer agreement and send in your $100 mail-in rebate. The rebate comes in the form of a debit card you get upon paying. Once you have the debit card you can use it anywhere debit cards are accepted.

Tags: Android, DROID, Florida, Verizon Wireless

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