HTC Sensation 4G coming to T-Mobile U.S.A. this summer
The new HTC Sensation will be making its way to T-Mobile’s network here in the U.S. sometime this summer as the HTC Sensation 4G with a 1.2 GHz dual-core processor, a 4.3-inch qHD display, 1540 mAh battery, 8 megapixel camera, and a front-facing VGA shooter for video calling.
T-Mobile will be releasing information about the HTC Sensation 4G’s price and launch date at a future time. Since HTC and Vodafone plan on pushing the phone out in late may to several European markets, we hope Magenta’s launch of the HTC Sensation isn’t too far out.
HTC News: Traces of New HTC Sense on HTC Sensation with Godly Visitations, Love & More
We already know that the HTC Sensation will come with the HTC Watch video rental and buying service. A new video from an HTC Roadshow demo shows that new HTC Sense will have a new onscreen HTC keyboard with Swype-like style. The Trace feature is disabled by default but can enabled from keyboard setting. It has refinement setting for different finger sizes.
How to Get Better Battery Life from Your Android Phone
If you have a modern Android phone, you know the pain of turning on your phone at 5 PM only to realize it’s deep in a low-battery coma. Here are the simple manual changes, and clever automatic tweaks, that will keep your phone awake and useful for far longer.
There are a lot of different things that can kill your phone’s battery, and oftentimes they’re things you don’t even need. We’ve mentioned quite a few of these before, but if you’re having serious battery life issues on your phone, make sure you check each of these settings, features, and customizations to make sure you’re getting the best battery life possible out of your phone.
Force Android Devices to Get System Update [HTC Only]
When we come to know that there is new update available for the Android device, and after hoping that the update will also be available for devices which we are using; that makes us happy. However, after reading that the new update is not yet available after checking from the system update setting, then that makes us sad.
Luckily, there is a new trick, which has come up that will make sure your device is in queue and receives the update as soon as it is available.
Here we explain how to do it:-
Dual-core HTC Pyramid superphone coming to T-Mobile by May
Let me be the first to admit that not everything in my last rumor report came true, but it was pretty darn close. Google unveiled their web-based Android Market and we heard that the music store is finished, but legal wrangling is still holding it up. Today we received another hot tip on HTC’s next big Android phone and I’ve confirmed it with several sources so check out the details after the jump.
The Rumor
HTC’s first dual-core Android smartphone is codenamed Pyramid. It features a dual-core 1.2 GHz Snapdragon processor (MSM8260), 4.3 inch qHD display, and support for HSPA+ networks. T-Mobile has picked up the phone and their target release date is May 2011.
Please Help Me Understand the Android Releases
Here’s our best shot at deciphering the official statements made by Eric Schmidt at today’s Mobile World Congress, statements made here and there by Android workers, and less-than-official bits and pieces that help color in some of this rather crowded, abstract picture.
The Majority of Android Phones, Right Now, Are Running Android 2.2, “Froyo”
Five Ways the Android-Powered Google Tablet Is Better than the iPad
The iPad is easily the best tablet you can buy right now, but that’s changing.
Google showed off their upcoming tablets today, casting a spotlight on the iPad’s
shortcomings. Here are the Android features we wish we had on our iPads.
A Helpful, Simple, and Non-Intrusive Notification System
Turn Your Android Phone Into a Windows Phone 7 with this Metro UI Launcher
Love the Android operating system but envious of Windows Phone 7 and its Metro UI? Can’t say we feel the same, but just in case you fall into that category you are in luck. Windows Phone Android is a new launcher application that will transform your handset’s UI into the operating system you never wanted, right down to the Internet Explorer tile icon. It is currently available in the Android Market, though consider it in the early stages of development. Check out the video below and decide if it’s worth your $2.99.
Windows Phone Android
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