Here is a quick review or should I say hands on of the final release version of the Motorola Cliq on T-mobile. This hands-on covers hardware and software. Hope you enjoy it and I have also posted some pics from the phone’s camera at booredatwork.com
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Part 2 – This is my review of the T-Mobile Touch Pro2 (or as some say, Touch Pro 2). This will be in multiple parts, 9-10 minutes each. Update: Here’s a link to MS October 6 announcement of 6.5 and other applications: www.microsoft.com This video talks about the history of the Microsoft’s Windows Mobile platform, including 6.1, 6.5 and 7. This is important because the TP2 comes with WinMo 6.1 and while it is OK to laugh about that, it sould NOT be a reason to avoid this GREAT device. The other sections are: Part 1 – Intro Part 3 – Pricing – Buying Tips Part 4 – In the box, form factor, nomenclature, hardware Part 5 – Software and Apps – Demonstration Part 6 – Accessories, Customization On the white clock asked about: 1. It is called the “White Filip Clock.” An easy install. You install two files. 2. Download the CAB files here: www.rantuniverse.com www.rantuniverse.com 3. Transfer the files to your microSD chip. Place anywhere. 4. ON TP2 open File Explorer. 5. Double click the SDKCERTS.CAB file just transferred. That will install it. Reboot after. 6. Now install clock cab. 7. Note: When cab install asks if you want to install despite security warning say yes. 8. When it says successfully installed, soft reset your TP2 and the clock should now be white flip.
T-Mobile’s webConnect Rocket USB Laptop Stick is aptly named because it’s a mobile broadband missile. On the outside, it offers a similar appearance to the current 3G webConnect USB adapter that T-Mobile sells — a USB interface, software included on the device for plug-and-play installation, and a microSD memory card slot. It’s what’s on the inside that shoots you to the moon — a 3.5G radio that maximizes bandwidth on T-Mobile’s upcoming 21 Mbps network. I got a chance to test this device on T-Mobile’s 21 Mbps test network and it was blazing fast! Here I show off a speed test, podcast download and 720p YouTube stream over the 3.5G network. And I couldn’t help myself by testing a Google Nexus One on the network while I had a chance = 4 Mbps downloads!
For tmobile. Not even available for purchase yet. i own one! its the brand new gravity also know as Gravity T. if anyone knows the expected release date let me know.
PhoneArena reviews the Nokia E73 Mode, which is available through T-Mobile. The E73 Mode is pretty similar to last year’s E72, with probably the biggest difference being the change in the keypad layout. Other than that, the smartphone is practically the same, which also applies to the software, as it runs the Symbian S60 3rd Edition operating system. For more details on the Nokia E73 Mode and many other handsets, you can visit us at: www.phonearena.com
Taking a look at the HTC Touch Pro2 for T-Mobile. Pick up the Touch Pro2 (coming soon) at www.wirefly.com Learn more at www.wirefly.com
This is a video of the T-Mobile Dash 3G software customizations. For more info, see Pocketnow.com
A video review of the Motorola Cliq XT for T-Mobile. The Motorola Cliq XT is an Android 1.5 smartphone with Motoblur social networking software and enhancements. It’s the non-keyboard counterpart to the Motorola Cliq on T-Mobile. It has a 3.1″ 320 x 480 capacitive touchscreen, a 5 megapixel camera, GPS that works with Google Maps and TeleNav, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and 3G HSDPA. Read our full review on: www.mobiletechreview.com
A quick look at the new T-Mobile myTouch 3G 1.2 version with minor update that adds a 3.5mm audio jack, additional memory and a new input software Swype. The new myTouch 3G Android smartphone is otherwise the same as the original myTouch 3G. To read our T-Mobile myTouch 3G review visit: www.mobiletechreview.com
Part 3 of 4: www.youtube.com Full Review: www.breakitdownblog.com The “Break it Down” Blog presents the T-Mobile G1 video review. This second part of the presentation covers the software on the G1 – the Android operating system as well as the client applications.