HTC se défendra contre toutes les actions d'Apple, et d'après leurs propres mots, "HTC recommande fortement la protection de la propriété intellectuelle, et continuera à respecter les autres innovateurs et leurs technologies comme on l'a toujours fait, mais nous continuerons à alimenter la compétition à travers notre propre innovation afin que les consommateurs aient la meilleure expérience mobile possible.” Cela vient de la firme nous apporté le premier smartphone écran couleur 3.5" au monde, sous la forme du O2 XDA, ainsi que le premier PDA sous Windows, le premier Windows phone, le premier smartphone 3G CDMA EVDO, le premier smartphone à base de geste (prend ça, Apple!), le premier smartphone sous Google Android, et le premier smartphone 4G WIMAX. Cette bataille juridique sera certainement très intéressante.

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Le constructeur Chinois Witspad a ainsi dévoilé le W8, un MID aux allures de smartphone embarquant l’OS Maemo, un processeur Marvell PXA 320 cadencé à 806MHz, un écran tactile 4.3″, 128Mo de RAM, 256Mo de ROM, un capteur 3.2 megapixels, une prise jack 3.5mm, une fonction GPS, du WiFi, de la 3G, le tout pour un prix tournant autour des 470$.

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Ni un año hace que se presentó el Acer Aspire Timeline 1810T, y parece que ya tenemos relevo al haberse filtrado las primeras imágenes y especificaciones del mismo. Su principal novedad recae en la sustitución del procesador Intel CULV, por un potente Intel Core i5. El nuevo modelo responderá al nombre de Acer Aspire Timeline 1830T.

A falta de confirmación por parte de Acer, la decisión de elegir un procesador con mejores prestaciones lo desmarca de la mayoría de rivales de 11.6 pulgadas en el mercado para jugar en otra liga. Concretamente hablamos de un Intel Core i5-520UM a 1.06GHz, un doble nucleo con la posibilidad de llegar a 1.86GHz en la opción Turbo Boost.

La resolución del netbook sigue siendo de 1366 × 768 píxeles, adecuada para una pantalla de sus dimensiones, y para reproducir contenido en alta definición. La fuente nos informa que el peso y dimensiones son prácticamente los mismos que los del modelo al que sustituye. En la parte gráfica nos encontraremos con una solución integrada de Intel.

En el diseño si ha habido algunos cambios, al presentar un nuevo color y textura en la tapa superior, que podéis comprobar en las imágenes, y algunos elementos como los indicadores LED o el botón de encendido han cambiado de situación.

Resto de especificaciones conocidas:

• Chipset HM55 Intel
• 3 puertos USB, uno HDMI, S/PDIF, y Ethernet Gigabit.
• Conectividad WiFi 802.11 b/g/n y en opción Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR.
• En algunos mercados conectividad 3G en opción.

• Batería de 6 celdas que rinden 8 horas de autonomía.

Esperamos pronto conocer fechas de venta, precios, y especificaciones finales, sobre todo en lo que concierne a los procesadores.

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Voici un nouveau dock pour l'iPod et l'iPhone -le cradle G2 de DICE Electronics. Conçu pour être utilisé en voiture, le G2 aura un port Dock Connector pass-through qui branche le cradle à un kit d'intégration pour la voiture, à un chargeur, ou à un système de divertissement à l'arrière. Il a un design noir et aluminium brossé, et vous avez une demi-douzaine de cradles interchangeables pour l'iPod classic, première, deuxième, et troisième génération iPod touch, iPhone, iPhone 3G, et iPhone 3GS. Il coûte 60$.

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Apple, iPhone serisinin son telefonu olan iPhone 4G'yi yakında çıkaracak. Hakkında birçok dedikodu dolaÅŸan bu telefon hakkındaki spekülasyonlar gün geçtikçe yani çıkış tarihi yaklaÅŸtıkça artıyor. Kullanıcıların aklında tek bir soru var "Yeni iPhone nasıl olacak?"

iPhone 4G, kamera bakımından ÅŸimdiye kadarkilerden daha iyi olacak. Optik tarayıcıları OmniVision firması tarafından üretilecek olan kamera 5 Megapiksel olacak. OmniVision firması iPhone 3GS'in de kameralarını ürettiÄŸi için dedikoduların gerçeklik payı oldukça yüksek.

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Avant hier Ars Technica a publié que plus de 40% des possesseurs de Blackberry seraient prêt à changer de de téléphone pour un iphone, un chiffre énorme! Alors plutôt que de se baser sur des chiffres US pour en tirer des conclusion sur l'avenir de RIM pourquoi ne pas vous demander si vous deviez changer de téléphone cela serait pour quel type de smartphone?

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Another day, another dock for the iPod and iPhone family - this time round we have DICE Electronics to thank for their G2 Cradle. Meant to see action in a vehicle, the G2 will boast a pass-through Dock Connector port which hooks up the cradle to a car integration kit, charger, or rear-seat entertainment system. Coming in a black and brushed aluminum design, you get half a dozen interchangeable cradles for the iPod classic, first-, second-, and third-generation iPod touch, iPhone, iPhone 3G, and iPhone 3GS. Expect to pick this puppy up for $60.

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It is a no brainer that HTC will take steps to defend itself fully against Apple's actions, and in their own words, "HTC strongly advocates intellectual property protection and will continue to respect other innovators and their technologies as we have always done, but we will continue to embrace competition through our own innovation as a healthy way for consumers to get the best mobile experience possible.” This coming from the company that brought us the first 3.5" color touchscreen smartphone in the world in the form of the O2 XDA, alongside other list of accolades which include the first Windows PDA, first Windows phone, first 3G CDMA EVDO smartphone, first gesture-based smartphone (take that, Apple!), first Google Android smartphone and first 4G WIMAX smartphone. This court battle looks set to be interesting.

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Telstra has announced plans to start trialling in its Next G network the Long Term Evolution (LTE) 3G technology capable of delivering wireless broadband at, theoretically almost 200Mbps.

HTC just hit us up with an official response to Apple’s patent lawsuit filed against them. In short, HTC is sticking up for themselves, naming the innovations they’ve been to market with, and listing some of the industry-wide reckognition they’ve received. Look, we’re not arguing for either side, like whether Apple is wrong for filing suit for whatever reason, or whether HTC actually did violate some of Apple’s patents, but this press release is more of a slight of hand movement than an actual response. Though they do say pretty clearly that they will defend themselves. What do you think? It’s after the break…

Seattle – March 17, 2010 – HTC Corporation today outlined its disagreement with Apple’s legal actions and reiterated its commitment to creating a portfolio of innovative smartphones that gives consumers a variety of choices. Founded in 1997 with a passion for innovation and a vision for how smartphones would change people’s lives, HTC has continually driven this vision by consistently introducing award-winning smartphones with U.S. mobile operators.

“HTC disagrees with Apple’s actions and will fully defend itself. HTC strongly advocates intellectual property protection and will continue to respect other innovators and their technologies as we have always done, but we will continue to embrace competition through our own innovation as a healthy way for consumers to get the best mobile experience possible,” said Peter Chou, chief executive officer, HTC Corporation. “From day one, HTC has focused on creating cutting-edge innovations that deliver unique value for people looking for a smartphone. In 1999 we started designing the XDA

The O2 XDA by HTC was the first 3.5-inch color touch screen smartphone in the world in 2002. and T-Mobile Pocket PC Phone Edition The T-Mobile Pocket PC Phone Edition by HTC was the first 3.5-inch color touch screen smartphone in the United States in 2002., our first touch-screen smartphones, and they both shipped in 2002 with more than 50 additional HTC smartphone models shipping since then.”

The industry has recognized HTC’s contributions through a variety of awards including Fast Company’s 2010 Top 50 Most Innovative Companies and MIT Technology Review’s 2010 50 Most Innovative Companies. The GSMA also recently awarded the HTC Hero as the “Best Phone of 2009.” Some of HTC’s technology firsts include:

• First Windows PDA (1998)

• First Windows Phone (June 2002)

• First 3G CDMA EVDO smartphone (October 2005)

• First gesture-based smartphone (June 2007)

• First Google Android smartphone (October 2008)

• First 4G WIMAX smartphone (November 2008)

In 2009, HTC launched its branded user experience, HTC Sense. HTC Sense is focused on putting people at the center by making phones work in a more simple and natural way. This experience was fundamentally based on listening and observing how people live and communicate.

“HTC has always taken a partnership-oriented, collaborative approach to business. This has led to long-standing strategic partnerships with the top software, Internet and wireless technology companies in the industry as well as the top U.S., European and Asian mobile operators,” said Jason Mackenzie, vice president of HTC America. “It is through these relationships that we have been able to deliver the world’s most diverse series of smartphones to an even more diverse group of people around the world, recognizing that customers have very different needs.”

For more information on HTC’s history of innovation, please visit: www.htc.com/history.

The Nexus One carrier rollout continues! Sprint has announced that the flagship Android phone will be coming to its network “soon.”

This comes just one day after a new version of the Nexus One, compatible with AT&T and Rogers 3G networks, was made available from Google’s online store.

Sales of the Nexus One have been lackluster, something we attribute in part to carrier limitations. In addition to Rogers and AT&T, the Nexus One is also expected to hit the Verizon network later this spring.

Sprint didn’t offer any details on the price or availability date of the phone, only noting: “While a pricing plan has not yet been determined for Nexus One, we are confident that it will be consistent with Sprint’s commitment to deliver more value than our competitors and keep pricing simple.”

Currently only T-Mobile offers the Nexus One at a subsidized rate. The new AT&T/Rogers variant is only available at an unlocked price of $529. If Sprint is also offering the phone at subsidized rate for new or existing customers, it could be a big seller for the company.

Sprint and Verizon use the same network technology (CDMA), and while phones are not interchangeable between networks (theoretically it is possible, but the steps involved make it an option even most phone geeks will avoid), manufacturers frequently release handsets for both networks at the same time.

Are you interested in a Nexus One on Sprint? Let us know!

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BarrioSquare, a FourSquare application for the Nokia N900, left private testing on Monday and is now available at the N900’s App Manager. You may have to enable the Extras-Devel repository. This is great news because now more Nokia N900 users can start using this app. Watch my quick overview of the app.

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I like this application on the Nokia N900 because it helps me find the places nearby to check-in, instead of manually looking for them through the mobile Foursquare website. My only complaint so far about BarrioSquare is that lists sometimes scroll too fast. A workaround is to drag your finger diagonally instead of up and and down.

Update: Chris, the guy behind Barriosquare, answered some questions I sent him shortly after the release.

What triggered the decision to finally put BarrioSquare in the Maemo repository?

I figure it was better to get the app out to the general public sooner, rather than later, and given the entire uncertainty of ovi store publishing (dependency issues with python-qt4) I figure might as well just get it out there now that it is in a fully functional state.

Any features to look out for in upcoming releases?

• Ability to search for friends
• Ability to see nearby tips
• Ability to get a “popup” alert whenever friends check into a venue nearby
• Venue (and nearby) specials

What other apps do u have planned for Maemo?

• Google Maps type app using Google Maps flash API, PyQt-Webkit
• Maybe a gowalla app?
• Also building a reusable UI toolkit library to speed up application development

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Yesterday, an updated version of Google's Nexus One Android smartphone was released, compatible with AT&T and Rogers Canada's 3G networks. Today, Sprint is letting everyone know that it is getting the device too.

This means that all four major wireless carriers have secured a spot for the Nexus One this year. Google sells versions of the device optimized for T-Mobile and AT&T's wireless networks, and a version for Verizon's network is still expected some time in the Spring, but the operator has not put out any further notices about its availability.

Likewise, Sprint today isn't disclosing exactly when Google will start selling a Sprint-compatible Nexus One, nor is it disclosing any pricing plans associated with the device. Today's announcement is simply a confirmation that one is on the way "soon."

Google has not updated its online store to reflect Sprint's announcement.

Yesterday AT&T, today Sprint, tomorrow the world? In a press release this afternoon Sprint announced the pending release of the HTC Nexus One:

Nexus One, the first wireless phone sold through Google’s web store, is planned for Sprint’s 3G Mobile Broadband Network. Sprint will announce pricing and an exact availability date soon.

As with all the carriers, the Nexus One will be sold exclusively through the google.com/phone web store when it becomes available. We’ll let you know as soon as we hear any rumblings on the exact release date. Another Nexus One release coming unannounced and out of left field. Wow.

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By Tim Conneally, Betanews

Sprint is making the bold first move into 4G smartphone market next week, a Wall Street Journal report said today, when the company is expected to show off the WiMAX-enabled HTC Supersonic.

The Supersonic has been a pretty big blip on the Android community's radar for several months, after a whole list of HTC device names was uncovered in a leaked Sense UI ROM last December. Since that time, a few more details have been discovered, and a few blurry spy camera shots and renders have surfaced; but as far as official specs go, there are none. It looks to have the same massive 4.3" screen that the HD2 has, run on the Android platform, and possibly contain a Snapdragon processor.

Sprint is the only major mobile network operator with a higher-speed "4G" network immediately available to consumers, but it is currently only accessible through USB dongles and portable hotspots like the Sierra Wireless Overdrive, and these are still only available in about 10 markets nationwide.

There are nearly 30 WiMAX networks active in the U.S. now under the Clear brand (a joint venture of Sprint and Clearwire,) and this year Clearwire expects to complete 80 more cities including major markets Chicago, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Seattle and Washington D.C.

Since Betanews is headquartered in Baltimore, we've been using Sprint's WiMAX network since it first launched in 2008. I ran a quick test this morning to see how well the WiMAX connection holds up against my smartphones' 3G connections, and the performance was actually only marginally better.

Using the FCC's Ookla network tester three times for each network, Sprint 4G averaged 5.35Mbps/.30Mbps with 130ms latency, Verizon 3G averaged 1.61Mbps/.65Mbps with 122ms latency, and T-Mobile 3G averaged .5Mbps/.45Mbps with 215ms latency. Unfortunately, I didn't have a device handy to test AT&T's speeds in the area this morning.

We will be meeting with both Sprint and HTC at CTIA next week and will be able to give you a crystal clear look at the device if it does, in fact, show up.

Blockbuster is bringing its OnDemand service to both Windows Mobile and Google Android phones, starting March 24th with the launch of the T-Mobile HTC HD2 smartphone. On that device, Blockbuster customers will be able to download and watch new releases directly on their mobile phones while also gaining access to queue management and movie locator tools similar to those found in Blockbuster's iPhone application.

The company has also confirmed that they're working on an Android app, which is likely to launch on the "select Motorola phones" Blockbuster previously hinted at when they partnered with the handset manufacturer last summer. Motorola is the maker of several popular Android-powered handsets including the Droid, Backflip, Devour, Cliq and Cliq XT, but Blockbuster won't yet confirm which of these will be able to utilize the new mobile service.

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Although Blockbuster's annual report to the SEC hints at the company's financial troubles - troubles exacerbated by competitors like Netflix and the pop-up video rental kiosks from Redbox - the company has clearly not given up its will to compete. With offerings already available for PCs, Samsung Blu-ray players, Samsung TV sets and Tivos, Blockbuster's strategy going forward is attacking the mobile front with full force. In the works is an updated iPhone application, an Android application (apparently for the Motorola phones, although the company won't directly confirm this), the Windows Mobile application for the HD2 and the expectation that more carriers and manufacturers will want to partner with them once they see what the company's mobile apps can do.

Where Blockbuster differs from Netflix is in its desire to forgo "streaming" in favor of downloads when it comes to their on demand options. Unlike Netflix's desktop streaming service and newly announced Silverlight-powered app for Windows Phone 7 Series devices, Blockbuster's OnDemand service for both desktop and mobile actually downloads content to whatever hardware it runs on. According to Scott Levine, Blockbuster's VP of Digital, it's not that the company is against streaming per se - it's just that streaming over 3G is more of a challenge.

Instead of dealing with the network connectivity issues brought on by overloaded wireless carriers or relegating themselves to putting out a limited "Wi-Fi only" type of application, the company's mobile apps will actually download the movie a customer rents or purchases to the handset and protect it using DRM (digital rights management) technology.

This solution allows Blockbuster to serve new releases to their mobile customers as opposed to the "back catalog" content which is what, for the most part, Netflix's streaming service currently provides, says Levine.

However, the technology Blockbuster uses now to serve its movies to mobile devices limits what the company can offer to iPhone, iPod Touch and soon, iPad users. This is due to the fact that Apple restricts apps from saving movies to the device's hard drive, Levine explains. When asked if they had plans to work around these restrictions in order to launch an iPhone/iPad app, he would only say that the company was "exploring different options" and that they would "love to be there."

For now though, iPhone owners who use Blockbuster's mail service can manage their account with the mobile application which will soon be updated with more features. In the new release, there will be improved remote control options for queue management plus tools that help you determine Blu-ray store inventory, games store availability and the availability status for movies in your Blockbuster queue.

T-Mobile has just launched the site for the new HTC HD2 smartphone which lists the Blockbuster service among its many features. The status of which Motorola phones will include the new mobile app is still unknown but Motorola's Android lineup includes several devices running different versions of the Android OS. Both the Backflip, Cliq and Cliq XT come with Android 1.5, but only the Blackflip is upgradeable to 2.1, according to Motorola's website. The Devour runs Android 1.6 and the Droid runs 2.0. However, Verizon is pushing out the 2.1 update to the Motorola Droid starting this Thursday. 

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