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Haier indeed makes the phones....
Old 11-03-2008, 19:00
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Too bad these phones look awful.They should have made a Vertu Special Edition...
Old 11-03-2008, 19:46
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The design will be changed because the prototypes on the photos are made out of plastic. The eventual devices will be made out of stainless steel or other high-quality material.
Old 12-03-2008, 10:43
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THats good.And what features do the phones have?
Old 12-03-2008, 10:45
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Old 12-03-2008, 16:48
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What I like to know is, where has our sleeping giant HTC been? We haven't heard anything of them for a pretty long time. Is it because they are preparing the transition to larger resolution screens? Are they having trouble? No info has emerged for a while now.
Old 29-03-2008, 12:46
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deuxani, I would like to know that, too. although we have seen a little bit in the form of the upcoming MDA IV from T-Mobile at CeBIT. Can't wait for some more information about that and other new high-end HTC devices, though.
Old 29-03-2008, 17:30
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MTM, it's weird that T-Mobile has put the MDA Compact IV on their Cebit stand and hasn't released anymore info about it later on. What I'm suspecting here (also when we look at SE's X1, which had all Windows Mobile related buttons erased from their press photos), that everyone is waiting with the announcements of new devices till Microsoft FINALLY reveals Windows Mobile 6.1 officially. Might this be the hold up? And what is Microsoft taking so long? It's not like it's that big a difference with the previous installment and it's already a public secret. Latest rumors are saying CTIA will be WM 6.1's announcement. Along with some nice HTC handsets?
Old 29-03-2008, 17:47
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deuxani, yes, it sure seems a bit weird. I guess they're waiting for the official Microsoft announcement of Windows Mobile 6.1, too. It wouldn't surprise me if it was announced at CTIA, but I doubt we will see any new HTC devices at that event. After all, CTIA is an American event and HTC is not really that big over there (they're almost only sold through the operators, who will announce the devices themselves). I guess we have to wait a bit longer (about a month?) before we will see HTC present their new high-end devices.
Old 30-03-2008, 03:00
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April will bring us new flagship HTC device, with all the specs Badger mentioned. Add to this 4GB built-in memory, touchFLO interface, very sleek design. SE Xperia X1 is not as attractive and less specced. The name of the new HTC is very sparkling
Old 30-03-2008, 13:00
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Very nice, HTC will rock the world on April
Old 30-03-2008, 13:15
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Microsoft have been stomping their feet and have told all OEMS to keep a low profile on their 6.1 devices. There are at least 6 HTC prototypes flying around at the moment.

The t-mo device is called HTC Diamond, there are also two others based on the same hardware. One styled like Tytn II & Touch Dual.

Once Microsoft release the embargo on talking about 6.1 we will see a gold rush of devices being announced from HTC, operators (t-mo & co) and other OEMS.
Old 30-03-2008, 14:24
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ver, badger, thanks for the inside info! We really needed this inside confirmation of how things are with HTC's new devices and the state of Windows Mobile 6.1. So April it is then (if Microsoft doesn't decide otherwise of course).
By the way, are we talking relative (to the X1) quick announcements or might most devices only be available around Q4 of this year? I'm really longing for a high resolution pocketable device! And ver, you made me very curious when saying that some of these HTC devices are much more attractive than the X1! (Especially spec wise)

EDIT: so here are some new VGA screenshots of HTC's WM6.1: http://www.boygeniusreport.com/galle...anilla/?page=1

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Old 30-03-2008, 17:03
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ver, badger, that sounds absolutely great! I just got a big smile on my face. I'm seriously looking forward to these devices

What sizes are we talking about here? The device T-Mobile showed (MDA Compact IV / HTC Diamond) looked pretty skinny and seemed to have a large screen - something like the size of the Polaris, but a bit thinner and with a little larger screen.
If the Touch Dual style device is the size of the original Touch Dual, but maybe a bit thinner and with a 2.8" VGA screen, I think I'm sold.

I don't know exactly what market HTC is aiming at, but they still need to get better cameras if they want to go really mass-market. 3 megapixels (which the new models seem to have) just don't cut the mustard for the average consumer for such expensive devices. If they put a serious effort into this area they could, in my opinion, give some of Nokia's high-end Nseries devices a serious run for their money. The brand HTC is getting more known over here and their devices are for the most part better built and have a better design than most of Nokia's Nseries devices. Consumers are still largely unaware of what operating system their phones are running, but are very much focused on features (especially the camera), design and of course the price (and here the operators come into the picture of course).
Old 31-03-2008, 00:53
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MTM, it is not bigger than Touch (Elf), but also narrower, more comfortable to hold.
When I told about Xperia X1, I meant that HTC would newer allow other product made by them but under other company (SEMC) branding with more or less similar specs to hit the market first. Time difference is several months, which make X1 far less attractive than it seems now. Fuss, that's all about early announcement of the X1.
Old 31-03-2008, 09:23
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ver, good to hear! I did some measurements on the leaked render of MDA Compact IV (HTC Diamond) back when they surfaced, and if it is a 2.8" screen (which I think it is now taking your comments into consideration) it should be 53-55 mm wide which should mean it will be vastly easier to operate using only one hand. The 58 mm of my KS20 is a bit too much for my average western male hands
Will the version with vertical slide (the Touch Dual-like one) be even less wide or are they keeping the width and maybe also the the screen size (2.8" instead of 2.6")?

Sounds good about the release date, too. Can you give more of an exact hint?
I'm guessing August release of HTC devices (it's been a year since TyTN II release then) and something like October for the Xperia X1?

I just hope the camera is vastly superior to the fixed-focus one of Touch Dual. It isn't of much use and the N82 I'm borrowing at the moment has got me spoiled
Old 31-03-2008, 10:39
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ver, that's a nice confirmation again about the specs of HTC's coming devices! I hope tomorrow brings us at least one announcement of a HTC phone.
Old 31-03-2008, 18:20
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Yeah, and we won't just be fooled
Old 31-03-2008, 20:48
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deuxani, I somehow doubt we will see anything from HTC tomorrow. Are they even attending CTIA? Their main market seems to be Europe, so I guess they will announce new devices on a press conference somewhere in Europe soon.

athos1111, imagine if e.g. Nokia announced N97 with everything the N96 has plus xenon flash, VGA screen, optical zoom etc., and then the next day told us it was all an April fool's joke. I would love to see the reaction from a lot of people in here
Old 01-04-2008, 00:23
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Can we get a hint from an insider what the HTC Raphael is? The Diamond with slide-out qwerty keyboard perhaps?

http://www.engadgetmobile.com/2008/0...l-smartphones/

And when is the announcement of the new HTC devices taking place? Are they having a press conference (like the one with Touch Dual, S730 and P6500) or are they just issuing a press release (like with Touch Cruise)?

By the way, sorry about the double post, but else nobody would notice there was something new in this thread.
Old 02-04-2008, 22:09
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MTM Spot on

The Diamond is small (read tiny) HSPDA 7.2 + UPA, 3.1mpx camera, VGA, level sensor, 4gb, wlan, gps, 568mhz based on the Qualcomm 7200a chipset. Raphael is the same with a slide querty and there is also a slide up t9/suretype variant.

x1 was called something else before SEMC licenced it.

p.s - the pics on boy genuis are not manila UI - Its far better.
Old 04-04-2008, 02:28
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badger, I'm really looking forward to Diamond and the one with numeric/SureType keypad (will there be both versions like with Touch Dual?). The full qwerty is too much for me - I need to be able to use the keypad one-handedly.

Can you spill any beans on when we will see an announcement? And if all three devices will be announced simultaneously? I have a feeling the slide-up variant will be dumbed down a little and be headed towards a more wide market segment - perhaps with no WiFi like in Touch Dual?

Was the X1 being developed by HTC before they had a deal with SEMC? Or maybe it's to hush to discuss here?

Looking forward to Manila then. HTC really seems to be on the right route with their UI enhancements of Windows Mobile
Old 04-04-2008, 17:56
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badger, so the Raphael is the one I'm looking for! But how far away are we talking here in terms of release? Q2, Q3 or even Q4?
Old 04-04-2008, 19:56
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deuxani, I think we're talking about a Q2 release. After all the X1 competitor (must be the Raphael) should be on the market several months before before X1 according to ver and T-Mobile claimed a release date of May for their version of the Diamond (MDA Compact IV).
Funny how we're interested in the opposite models

badger, by the way, by level sensor I assume you mean accelerometer like in some of Nokia's models and the iPhone? In which way will they use it? For the camera and perhaps pictures and video playback, but maybe also throughout most of the operating system?
Old 04-04-2008, 20:29
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Here it is people:



They are expecting the HTC Dream (first Google Android phone), but I expect at least the HTC Diamond and Rahael!

Source: PhoneMag
Old 08-04-2008, 19:14
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deuxani, just saw it on Engadget Mobile. I guess we will see HTC Diamond and probably also Raphael. Can we get any hints from insiders?

It would be nice to see all three variants (including the SureType/T9 variant) of the platform being announced, but I somehow doubt that. I also very much doubt it will have anything to do with Android.
Old 08-04-2008, 20:30
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MTM, we are interested in the opposite device eeeh Lucky you, as I expect the Diamond to be released earlier! Wouldn't it be great to also have Google Android phones available! Finally a new smartphone OS.

Exactly, where is the inside information
Old 09-04-2008, 19:49
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Are the phones on the bottom row new phones or did I miss something?

Old 18-04-2008, 21:37
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They certainly look unusually rectangular...
Old 18-04-2008, 21:40
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They certainly do. But because of that they look thinner than the bulky looking other phones in the picture.
I have never seen the 2 phones on the down right corner and also the phone on the down left corner (the QWERTY). Could they be the Rafael and Diamond? Especially because the one on the left and the one on the right look identical and one has a full QWERTY and probably the other one doesn't.
By the way, the QWERTY phone also has an extra row for the number keys. What are these phones?
Old 18-04-2008, 23:10
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Wow. Low res, but IF these are not fake I can already see that the Touch Cruise will remain the last nice-looking HTC out there.. these are just yuck. I'm sure they'll be very smart though..
Old 19-04-2008, 12:21
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top row, left to right: tytn II, tytn II, touch cruise, touch

bottom row, left to right: unknown, P3470, unknown, unknown.
Old 19-04-2008, 15:49
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Maybe Badger or Eomer can shed some light on this
Old 19-04-2008, 15:52
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in the second row i think are the same two phones in different positions
Old 20-04-2008, 10:11
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a bit bigger
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The far right looks like android to me, also the top ones are the predecessors of the bottom. And its also the only one of the new handsets not actually turned on
Old 21-04-2008, 15:21
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second row: far right, 2nd from far right and far left look like all the same phone imo. the 2nd from far right is just a slight differnt colour
Old 21-04-2008, 15:28
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Seems strange that the CDMA/EVDO versions and GSM/HSPA versions share the same codenames?

Anyway, Diamond and Raphael look really tiny on that earlier spyshot. I hope HTC has worked a lot on the GUI (software optimization and implementation of graphic accelerator) so that it's working smooth and nice. Looking forward to May 6
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Old 24-04-2008, 09:26
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Raphael has a certain X1 look on it.
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deuxani, do ur thing on photoshop n make us fall in luv with raphael & diamond !!
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too bad its only VGA screen, X1 still beats it with its WVGA
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Does WVGA have problems with most of the apps (design for QVGA)? While reading AAS's comparison of E90 and i-Mate Ultimate 9502 with winmo 6, i-mate seems to struggle with it VGA screen. Is this winmo sucking or that phone sucking? If it's the wm's fault, will the 6.1 help anything?

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Moreover, the use of a VGA screen in Windows Mobile is simply handled badly. If you thought the way E90 adapted S60 was poorly thought out, then VGA in WinMob 6 is worse. Most applications display their interfaces in exactly the same way as on QVGA, just wirh smoother fonts. The end result is pretty, but it's a criminal waste. And then some applications, such as the web browser, have a 'hi-res' mode, which displays everything in 1:1 on the VGA screen rather than pixel-doubling elements. This results in content which is too tiny to be read properly. What's needed is more intelligent handling of VGA by the operating system, with screen elements and fonts which are smaller and more flexible than those in the QVGA system but not as unusable as those in a 1:1 VGA environment. The end result should be more content on-screen and yet still readable. Rant over....
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After searching some reviews of toshiba portege G900 (WVGA and WM6), its seems that atleast G900 with WVGA is quite, but not 100% compatible with VGA.

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We thought that G900 won’t be able to run most of the applications for this OS, but it is not so. We tried Skype, Agile Messenger, Deepfish and they ran with no problem. A game designed for QVGA and VGA displays opened and used almost the whole screen but we experienced problem with TomTom 6 which didn’t work on the large display.
http://www.phonearena.com/htmls/Tosh..._1787-p_6.html

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too bad its only VGA screen, X1 still beats it with its WVGA
IMO VGA is good compromise between great resolution for web and app-support in WM phones. WVGA is nice to have (N800 with that rez is joy for surfing the web), but full app support with VGA something IMO even more valuable. Also VGA ain't so bad for web.

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With Deutsche Telekom AG's (DT) T-Mobile USA Inc. preparing to ship out its first cellphones built on Google Inc.'s (GOOG) open Android platform later this year, wireless carriers are expecting an avalanche of innovation from users - and radical changes to what customers expect and demand.

But some disagree on where start-ups should focus their efforts if they aim to make money in this fast-changing landscape.

At the Wireless Innovations 2008 conference in Redwood City, Calif., sponsored by Dow Jones & Co., Joe Sims, vice president and general manager of T-Mobile's broadband and new business division, said he had already seen prototypes of the company's Android-based phone, which are scheduled to ship in this year's final quarter.

(This story also appeared in Venture Wire, a newsletter published by Dow Jones & Co. that covers the venture-capital industry.)

"I'm impressed," he said. "We will have more than one product...(The move to an open platform) will be innovation across the board, not just one device."

T-Mobile, like other carriers, was leery of Google at first, because the open platform that the search giant was pushing seemed radical and untested, Sims said. T-Mobile is now a part of Google's Open Handset Alliance, as is chip maker Qualcomm Inc. (QCOM).

Like T-Mobile, Qualcomm was "skeptical" of Google's plan at first, said Sayeed Choudhury, Qualcomm's vice president of product management for CDMA technologies. "But we got over that hurdle when we saw the use-case models," Choudhury said. "The Web-browsing, the taking and uploading of pictures."

Choudhury said he expects big changes to happen fast once the Android phones get into consumers' hands. Nedim Fresko, director of strategic platform initiatives at Blackberry maker Research in Motion Ltd. (RIMM), predicted T- Mobile's release would be a "wake-up call for innovation."

But conference panelists differed on what areas of mobile technology - video distribution, social networking, enterprise or entertainment - were likely to heat up first.

"Security is the issue," Fresko said. "People want secure, managed and safe" networks.

John Smelzer, a senior vice president and manager of News Corp.'s (NWS) Fox Entertainment Group Inc.'s interactive media division, said photo and video distribution would be the "next killer app."

News Corp. owns Dow Jones & Co., publisher of The Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Newswires.

Fox isn't immediately interested in moving social networks to mobile, Smelzer said, but it sees great potential in start-ups working on applications that replicate the broader online experience on handsets - for instance, middleware companies, content aggregators, ad distributors and companies working on encoding and transcoding data.

Subscription-based video has served Fox well, Smelzer said, and the company plans to continue that model as networks and handsets move toward openness.

"For the long tail, we think it will be mobile Web," he said.

T-Mobile says all of its offerings will be tailored to the consumer, and the consumer, in turn, will tell the carriers what they expect their mobile devices to be able to do.

Panelists agreed that the major, inevitable changes in the next few years won't be top-down changes, but will be a response from carriers to consumers, who are going mobile in ever greater numbers and learning to expect much more from their phones. In addition, they said, the time is ripe for innovators and start-ups to deliver what consumers want in new, possibly lucrative ways.

"The college kids out there have all the ingredients, finally," said J.H. Kah, senior vice president of Korean cellular service provider SK Telecom Co. (SKM).

"It's so easy and cheap for these kids to start new ventures," Kah said. "VCs ought to look at very early-stage (companies), but the real winners (will be) those that stick around a few years."
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Old 24-04-2008, 13:39
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More information about upcoming the HTC devices:

http://www.modaco.com/content/pocket...l-pro-details/

Final names should be:

HTC Diamond = HTC Touch Diamond
HTC Raphael = HTC Touch Pro
HTC Titanium = HTC Touch Dual Pro

HTC Touch Dual Pro should be the successor to HTC Touch Dual - i.e. it's going to have a vertical sliding numeric og SureType-like keypad.

Specifications (the same for all three devices, I guess):

- Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional
- Qualcomm MSM 7201A @ 528MHz
- 256MB ROM / 128MB RAM
- 7.2MB HSDPA / HSUPA (rev A EVDO for Sprint versions)
- 2.8" VGA screen
- WiFi
- Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR
- eGPS
- 3.1MP Camera with flash
- Forward facing camera
- 4GB internal flash storage (Diamond only) - Samsung MoviNAND
- TV out (Raphael only)
- Orientation sensor (a-la-iPhone)
- FM Radio
- microSD expansion
- 900mAh battery

And sizes for two of them:

- Diamond: 51x99x10.7mm
- Raphael: 51x99x17mm

If those things are correct (do any insiders want to confirm it? ) they're pretty small, but the battery capacity is a little worrying...
Old 25-04-2008, 18:33
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Any guesses on the weight of 'Diamond'?
LG KS20 weights 93gm. Do you think Diamond will get close?
Old 26-04-2008, 06:32
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Old 26-04-2008, 06:48
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Wow, the above phones are very nice, 4GB memory + microSD card slot, orientation sensor, they look like the flagship phones of the range

I'm surprised they didn't strap a 5 megapixel snapper to combat Paris though...
Old 26-04-2008, 08:22
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Originally Posted by Awesome_Aleks
I'm surprised they didn't strap a 5 megapixel snapper to combat Paris though...
IMO that's because Paris isn't their direct rival, X1 and other WM powered phones are.
Old 26-04-2008, 09:35
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