Motorola Devour in the wild once again
We've already seen the Motorola Devour in the wild once, but with the official Verizon launch right around the corner and pre-sales underway , it looks like at least one more unit has made it out into the world. Great -- but we'd like a video of this thing and its mid-range processor running Flash , please. [Thanks, Zach] Motorola Devour in the wild once again originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 19 Feb 2010 16:26:00 EST.
Categories: Android, Mobile Phone Tags: a555, blur, devour, inthewild, leak, leaks, made-it-out, motorola-devour, motorolaa555, motoroladevour, verizon, world
HTC Legend makes an encore appearance, this time with specs
The race is on to see how many angles of HTC's upcoming Legend can be snapped before the phone's official debut, so here's our next submission. As you can see, the hard-edged aluminum theme continues to wrap its way around the side with a touch of black plastic along the bottom, presumably to give the antenna some room to breathe. We've got a list of specs this time, too, most of which match up with what we've already heard: 3.2-inch HVGA AMOLED capacitive touchscreen 600MHz Qualcomm MSM7227 processor (the same class of core used by the Pixi and Devour ) 5 megapixel camera with LED flash Bluetooth 2.1+EDR WiFi Quadband GSM / EDGE plus dualband HSPA Magnetic compass 3.5mm headphone jack 1300mAh battery It's no Nexus One or Bravo , but that's the beauty of the way HTC's love affair with Android is turning out -- there's a little something for everyone
Categories: Android, Mobile Phone, htc, nexus one Tags: angles, antenna, Appearance, debut, entry, htc, inthewild, legend, megapixel, official, official-debut, result, touchscreen
HTC Legend spotted just hanging out, playing it cool
Look familiar? Yep, this is precisely what we expected HTC's rumored Legend to look like based on the renders we'd seen so far .
Categories: Android, Mobile Phone, Other, htc Tags: aluminum, check, cousin, freshened-look, htc, in the wild, inthewild, legend, logo, result, sense-ui, suspect-feels
Nokia C5 seemingly leaked, but don’t expect much
It's been a little while since Nokia locked up the Cseries trademark , and it looks like they're finally putting it to good use here following the Xseries launch a few months back -- but don't break out your party pants just yet, because it looks like this could be Nokia's new catch-all bucket for the low-end Symbian gear. The so-called C5 that's been leaked on Daily Mobile looks like a possible 6124 Classic successor thanks to a 3.2 megapixel cam, full HSPA, microSD expansion, AGPS, a 3.5mm headphone jack, S60 3.2, and... well, a rather classic candybar design
Categories: Mobile Phone Tags: 5mm, classic, cseries, daily-mobile, domination, engadget, engadget-mobile, entry, finally-putting, global-low-cost, hspa, inthewild, mwc, pants, result
Motorola Zeppelin spotted again, Android-ness confirmed
Yes, we've seen this puppy before -- but last time, we'd merely heard it was running Android. This time around, we've got a little more confirmation that the so-called Zeppelin from Moto is sporting Google code (allegedly Cupcake , sadly) with a dash of Blur added in for good measure. Gizmodo Brazil -- which scored some time with a prototype -- suggests that this'll see duty on the lower end of Motorola's smartphone lineup, and we tend to agree considering the HVGA display that takes up far less space than it could if Moto had wanted to go for broke.
Categories: Android, Mobile Phone Tags: blur, brazil, cliq, companion, dext, in the wild, inthewild, mobile, motorola, puppy, rumblings, zeppelin
RIM’s (doomed?) BlackBerry Magnum makes its video debut
The same cat that brought us the last Magnum scoop is back again, this time with a short video detailing the differences between RIM's supposed first effort at making a touchscreen / QWERTY hybrid device and its nearest cousins, the Bold 9000 and 9700. Notably, the narrator points out that the phone shares its keyboard design more closely with the 9000 than the 9700 -- for aficionados, this can be a crucial difference -- and it generally shares its physical cues with the older Bold apart from a move to micro-USB (and the SurePress screen, of course)
Categories: BlackBerry, Mobile Phone Tags: been-supplanted, BlackBerry, inthewild, Magnum, nearest-cousins, phone, result, time
HTC Supersonic for Sprint possibly spotted in the very, very ugly wild
We've seen our fair share of unattractive leak photos in our day -- Mr. Blurrycam is an extraordinarily busy, well-traveled individual, after all -- but this might very well take the cake.
Categories: Android, Mobile Phone, htc Tags: Clock, engadget, entry, falling, in the wild, inthewild, lens, radio, rumor, says-something, sprint
T-Mobile myTouch 3G ‘1.2′ in the wild, Fender not the only one that can play this game
If you thought you'd have to submit to the reality of owning a faux woodgrain-themed myTouch to get in on that all-important 3.5mm headphone jack, think again -- the myTouch 3G "1.2" that's been making the rounds on the rumor circuit recently has just been snapped, it seems, and it's exactly what you'd expect: a Fender Limited Edition minus the Fender branding and with a return to the solid colored-shells of old.
Categories: Android, Mobile Phone, htc Tags: 3.5mmheadphonejack, 5mm, edition, engadget, entry, fri, game, in the wild, inthewild, mytouch3g1.2, rock, roll, rounds, shells, woodgrain
BlackBerry Curve 8910 in the wild?
If you thought RIM had completely run out of ways to mildly remix its existing portrait QWERTY formula, think again -- the transition from trackball to optical pad has opened up a whole new world of exciting opportunities, and it looks like the venerable Curve 8900 might be the next model to get the refresh. BerryReview appears to have scored a shot of the alleged 8910 in its most natural environment -- a desk calendar -- preserving the Curve series' typical broken-up keyboard style (as opposed to the connected keys you see in the Bold line)
Categories: BlackBerry, Mobile Phone, Other Tags: berry-curve, black, BlackBerry, calendar, connected, curve, curve 8910, entry, environment, in the wild, inthewild, keyboard, line, model, rumor
BlackBerry Essex sighted with Sprint branding (update: probably not)
Well, we've been seeing the BlackBerry Essex out in the wild for quite a while now, but this is the first time we've seen it with some Sprint branding, which we're sure is enough to get at least some folks plenty excited (or regretful as the case may be). As most BlackBerry fans are no doubt well aware, the Essex is a Tour refresh that, among other things, adds some much needed WiFi capabilities to the phone, and ditches the Tour's trackball in favor of a trackpad. Of course, this still isn't a done deal just yet, especially considering that the branding seen is only in the OS and not on the device itself -- not to mention the fact that the phone seems to have a curiously crooked trackpad
Categories: Android, BlackBerry, Mobile Phone, Other, PS2, htc Tags: blackberry 9650, blackberry essex, blackberry9650essex, blackberryessex, engadget, essex, inthewild, neutral