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CTIA

Second hands on with AT&T’s HTC HD7S [video]

By: |Mar 23rd, 2011 at 05:20PM
Filed Under: CTIA, Mobile
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After our initial caffeine-fueled lap around the Orange County Connection Center, we made the rounds one more time to collect some videos for your scrutiny. One device on our hit-list was the HTC HD7S, AT&T’s third Windows Phone 7 smartphone. If you’re a Windows Phone fan, this one is sure to be up your alley. Its 4.3-inch screen was bright and its build was solid thanks to thick plastic and metal accents. We do feel the design is getting a bit stale, though, given that it has a body that̵...

CTIA

AT&T HTC HD7S Windows Phone hands-on!

By: |Mar 22nd, 2011 at 03:11PM
Filed Under: CTIA, Mobile
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We just whizzed by HTC’s booth at CTIA in Orlando to check out the HD7S, AT&T’s latest Windows Phone 7 monster. The HD7S rocks a large, beautiful 4.3-inch display that looked amazing, even under the blinding lights of the show floor. If you’ve handled a 4.3-inch HTC handset before, you know exactly what to expect from the HD7S. We couldn’t fully experience the device — from a feel-in-the-hand perspective — as it was bolted down to its charger with bulky, security hardware . If ...

Breaking

Gorgeous, mysterious, EVO-ish HTC device headed for Verizon

By: |Aug 27th, 2010 at 04:55PM
Filed Under: Breaking, Exclusives, Featured, HTC, Verizon
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Remember that Verizon Wireless roadmap we leaked? Well, it’s all coming together pretty nicely. We have just got our hands on images of one of the upcoming HTC devices we wrote about. Our source describes the phone as being an EVO in a larger and more polished Nexus One body; brushed aluminum, very upper end of the market, you get the picture. “It makes the Droid 2 look like a kids toy,” our source told us. No word on if it is a global device, although… we’re betting it is. From ...

Nokia N86 8MP’s kickstand alone is smarter than some phones

By: |May 2nd, 2009 at 09:48AM
Filed Under: Features, Handsets, Nokia, Symbian
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We aren’t exactly drooling in anticipation over the upcoming Nokia N86 8MP. After some time spent with it back at CTIA, we basically said it was an ok handset but it definitely wasn’t the most solid Nseries on the planet. It essentially seemed like any other Nseries device in Nokia’s arsenal — with an 8 megapixel shooter slapped on. Well, if neat little features like this one keep popping up we’re going to have to rethink our position. Everyone’s favorite Symbian guru, the ...