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  So it seems a correspondent from CNET ambushed Charlie Kindel from Microsoft and got him to tell him a bit about Windows Phone 7 and it’s development structure (and even show off his phone a bit). Take a look at the video: Some interesting points are the fact that X and A will be used to develop the games (same as for Xbox 360 games) and that Silverlight will be the main development tool for all other apps etc (Microsoft’s version of Flash). The way these guys keep showing off these phones, you would think Phone 7 is coming […]

On the Official Nokia Blog, they are showing off a game on the N900. This game doesn’t have amazing graphics, in-depth storyline, or fancy multiplayer gameplay. But it does do something a little unique on a phone; it allows the user to use the front facing camera to detect their face motion to control the character on-screen. The game is called Burger Face and the objective of the game is to grab falling hamburgers and dodge falling knives. The unique controls though allow you to control your on screen avatar by moving your head left or right. Kinda cool consider

  As is inevitable in the Android world, software can be moved and HTC’s Sense UI is no exception. First it was ported to the Nexus One and now some developers are in the process of porting it over to the Motorola Droid. They say it is a work in progress (so sorry no download link… yet), and their major hurdle is getting the thing to make and receive calls before they will release a beta version to the public (will be in our downloads section once it is, don’t worry). But in the meantime, Droid user can take a

  So on the Engadget show they had Microsoft’s Aaron Woodman and well, Aaron decided to whip out a toy for them to take a peek at; the new LG Windows Phone 7 Series prototype. No details really at all to go along with the sneak peek, but you can definitely get a feel for the size of the unit in the video they posted. Other than that, it also lends a bit more credibility to the rumors that LG will be the first to release a Windows 7 Series phone in September of this year. Check out the quick

  So the HTC Desire is sexy, I agree, and we know it’s most likely going to AT&T, but what about the CDMA version we heard rumored a while ago? Well, it’s called the HTC Incredible and judging by the video posted on YouTube, it’s definitely going to Verizon and looks to be a pretty final build 🙂 (also looks like they are in a Verizon store to me, but eh who knows) Coming soon, possibly? Here are the specs: 1Ghz Snapdragon 256Mbs of RAM 3.7″ AMOLED Screen Android 2.1 w/ Sense UI WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth And here’s the shaky

  So the Devour, AKA the Calgary, is only a few days away from being launched by Verizon here in the US. So just in time for release, Rick Osterloh of Motorola, has decided to release a seven minute long demonstration of the phone to tide you BLUR lovers on Verizon till then. Take a look: Source

Firgured I would round up the HTC hopefuls for you in one place. The new phones that HTC has launched at MWC (Mobile World Congress) are as follows (will update this page if and when more surface): HTC Legend: Specs (GSMArena): GENERAL 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 3G Network HSDPA 900 / 2100 Announced 2010, February Status Coming soon. Exp. release 2010, April SIZE Dimensions 112 x 56.3 x 11.5 mm Weight 126 g DISPLAY Type AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors Size 320 x 480 pixels, 3.2 inches – Sense UI – Multi-touch support –

  Nice videos from Engadget on the new Windows Mobile 7 user interface. Talk about starting from scratch, that is exactly what Microsoft did here. Here’s the videos: So the UI will definitely take some getting used to, but I think that’s a good thing. It means they did what they needed to do; take some risks, create completely new OS, and in doing so create a new mobile experience. The most striking thing to me about the UI is how simple it is. There aren’t even backgrounds (or multiple colors in it for that matter). This is a big

  So score another point for the geekiness of the N900 (I mean that in the best way possible). For a phone with a very limited user base, it sure has a lot of programmers tinkering with it. And thank goodness for that. Apparently, with Android and Windows 3 able to run on the N900 (more so in a proof of concept way but still), what is the next full OS to try out? Ah yes, how about OS X? Well, Toni Nikkanen of Finland, decided to do just that (he also became the first person to load OS X

  Someone decided to take the time to put together 50 Android games and show them off on a Motorola Droid. We would like to thank that person. Not just because we get to see that the Android OS can handle some nice games with ease, but because now we have a list of 50 games to play… EDIT: It would seem that that someone, is someone at the Game Developers Conference. They also go on to say that any qualified game developers that are serious about developing games for Android may qualify for a free Android phone from Google…

Well, its a proof of concept at least for now.  At least that is what one individual calls it. He has managed to hack the N900 to dual boot Maemo 5 and Android. While it’s not too practical at the moment, it is definitely awesome to know it is possible. Check out the video below: Source