Qualcomm: 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon devices to arrive at end of 2011, 1.2GHz in Q1
Bad news: Qualcomm's just informed us that while it's still on track to ship the juicy 1.5GHz dual-core QSD8672 Snapdragon in Q4 this year, the end-user devices aren't expected to hit the market until the end of 2011 -- potentially almost a whole year later than its previous "early next year" or "by Christmas" prediction . What a shame.
Categories: Mobile Phone Tags: core, dual-core, engadget, fill-the-void, msm8660, phone, qsd8672, qualcomm, ship-the-juicy, snapdragon, snapdragon qsd8672, windows
In Google’s absence, HTC starts hawking Nexus One accessories
It's bad enough that Google decided to stop selling the Nexus One directly -- especially since the AT&T-friendly 850 / 1900MHz version is nigh impossible to find now -- but what sucks even more is that existing owners have been in peril of being left high and dry for accessorizing their increasingly rare little gems. Thankfully, the Nexus One's manufacturer has stepped in to fill the void, offering the full range first-party goodies including the car dock, desktop dock, holster, and rear covers in a range of eye-popping colors.
Categories: htc, Mobile Phone, nexus one Tags: accessories, desktop dock, desktopdock, entry, fill-the-void, mobile, nexusone, rare-little