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Motorola Droid Pro, Droid 2 World Edition, and MZ600 ‘tablet’ leak for Verizon

Hey guess what, Verizon loves Android and Motorola, and the hit-making trio seem to be up to their old tricks with a bevy of new phones spotted by a Boy Genius Report tipster in Verizon Wireless' systems. The serial numbers and hints of product names help flesh out and clarify a rumor Boy Genius was peddling a week ago , with the super specced Droid Pro and what looks to be a secondary version of the Droid 2 "World Edition" apparently slated for those international-friendly GSM+CDMA chipsets (like Verizon's Storm before them), while a third MZ600 "tablet" device is also in the works.

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by admin - August 16, 2010 at 11:08 pm

Categories: Android, Mobile Phone Tags: droid pro, hit-making-trio, names, numbers, serial, slate, the-slate-style, tipster, verizon, World Edition

ASUS’ Windows Phone 7 debuts in the wild?

Boy, this thing here has more questions than answers attached to it.

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by admin - August 6, 2010 at 9:49 pm

Categories: Mobile Phone, Other Tags: asus, brother, corner, number, pakistan, phone, phones, rumor, serial, windows, windows-phone

Hack brings WiFi to Sprint Palm Pixi courtesy of Verizon Pixi Plus radio board swap

We can't say it's the most practical of hacks, but it looks like Sprint Palm Pixi users eager to add some much-needed WiFi to their device do have at least one option. As demonstrated by PreCentral forum member gitit20, all you have to do is find a Verizon Pixi Plus somewhere, pull out its radio board, swap it with the one in your Sprint Pixi, and run the Sprint webOS Doctor application to get everything back in working order

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by jedwan - July 27, 2010 at 12:18 am

Categories: Mobile Phone Tags: board, boards, head-on-past, palmpixi, pixi plus, result, serial, sprint-pixi, thing-on-video, video, webos

Palm Developer Day reveals interesting bits on the webOS 2010 roadmap

It's hard to mention the word "Palm" without also mentioning either "takeover" or "shakeup" in the same sentence these days, but the company was able to change the subject -- rather refreshingly, may we add -- to the more pleasant topic of new webOS features coming down the pike at its Developer Day conference in Sunnyvale this weekend. It doesn't look like we'll see anything Earth-shattering this year, but devs will be getting their grubby paws on some oft-requested features including direct API access to the microphone and camera, new security and cryptography features, some sort of "media indexer" that'll make life easier on folks trying to make media apps, and support for Bonjour, zero-config networking, and the Bluetooth Serial Port Profile, a rather generic profile that should open up the door to new categories of accessories that we haven't seen paired to a Pre before

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by admin - April 26, 2010 at 8:30 am

Categories: Mobile Phone, Other Tags: background, bluetooth, camera, developer, media, microphone, mojo core, palm, palmdeveloperday, serial, takeover, water, zeroconf

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