We reported earlier that Amazon was in failed talks with RIM for a takeover, but who would have guessed that Microsoft and Nokia were both playing around with the idea of a joint venture to eat up the Canadian giant. Of course, just like what RIM did with Amazon, Microsoft and Nokia’s joint venture was turned down or probably put on hold just in case licensing talks with Samsung and HTC hits the gutter.
Well, ladies and gentlemen, everything in the dark is coming into the light, Research In Motion and its BlackBerry line of devices is truly on the deathbed waiting to be gobbled up. According to Reuters, Amazon was in talks with RIM for takeover purposes but was turned down by the BlackBerry maker; we now wonder who else might have approached RIM with these dirty ideas.
Hey, who here remembers the HTC G1? You know, the very first Android smartphone to show its ugly head to the world. Well, guess what? The old timer has been caught on tape running the newest version of Android, Ice Cream Sandwich, or Android 4.0 for shorts and slippers. While everything is not all red roses, it is surprising to us to see old dog learning new tricks, never an easy task for the trainer.
HTC, one, one of the largest and most known Android developer, came out in support for Windows Phone after the launch of Mango, the biggest and best update for the platform. (more…)
Earlier in the week, officially announced the HTC Amaze, a gorgeous looking Android smartphone with massive sex appeal. The massive 4.3-inch qHD display on this bad boy might the eyes of your significant other more than you do, I’m just saying.
Here we present you list with Top 5 Trending Windows Phone 7 apps for this week. And they are:
Bible Free
A simple and quick Bible application. Includes the full text of NASB (limited access in free edition) and KJV translations inside the app, Internet connection is not required for reading.
- adjust the size and color of screen fonts
- search Bible text with powerful search options
- jump to recently visited places
- tap a verse to highlight it, to set a bookmark, to share with friends, or to see the cross-reference
Windows Phone 7.5 Mango is not too far away if rumors are to be believed. While we await this massive update, AT&T is already gearing up to launch three Windows Phone 7.5 Mango devices from both HTC and Samsung. The big question is, where is Nokia in all this?
Windows Phone 7.5 Mango is saddling up for a splash in September when manufactures launch new anticipated devices. HTC is one of the first to step out of the gate with multiple handsets with Mango inside, and we have to say, these devices are sexy as hell.
