HTC's HD2 continues to impress, reveals multi-touch web browsing
[Via WMPoweruser.com]
[Via WMPoweruser.com]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
ReVan @ Oct 22nd 2009 7:14AM
Hail! Behold the market competition N900 vs HD2... Finally we are seeing quality devices worth every penny spent during Q4 of this year.
Plexus @ Oct 22nd 2009 2:33PM
Yesterday I have been to a "Nokia Academy" hullaballoo and I have been told directly by nokia's reps that the N900 will not be a telephone and will lack the functions typical of a smartphone , such as mms or voice dialing or tethering or stuff like that, and that Nokia is committed to keep the N97 as their flagship smartphone with a constant flow of updates, upgrades and even free of charge hardware repairs, like they are doing now by substituting the N97's camera lens cover and tweaking the GPS transmitter.
That's the reason of the 3 new ROMs in 3 months and the dozens of OTA updates,and the new fabled 2.0 ROM due in a few days.
The N900 will be an internet tablet with 3,5 G for browsing and basic telephony service.
That's why I have preordered the HD2 that will be delivered to my eagerly waiting pockets in 9 days (hopefully).
ReVan @ Oct 22nd 2009 4:46PM
Please can you tell me from there have you pre-ordered, many sites deliver it after Nov.11th
Plexus @ Oct 22nd 2009 8:12PM
Yes, "Klingtech.dk", or try their shop page: "tele-online.dk".
I also bought my Hero and (one year ago) the touchHD there and they have always been quite accurate with release and delivery dates.
ReVan @ Oct 23rd 2009 3:09AM
Do they have a site in English? Anyways, have contacted their support for some help.
Thanks! Cheers!
Ben @ Oct 22nd 2009 8:34AM
There's multi-touch on the Zune HD which uses a form of IE. I swear when Microsoft turns that thing into a phone it's gonna be hot.
Doctor Lo @ Oct 22nd 2009 10:36AM
why does he do the same things (for example: browsing photos), again and again ??
ReVan @ Oct 22nd 2009 4:44PM
....my guess is to show the 3D fluidity (which according to me looks more eye candy the the iPhone) and plus the speed at which it reacts to the flicking and turning.
panormous @ Oct 22nd 2009 8:11PM
I think it's because he was showing it to different people. It seems like it was an event of some sorts. In the end he said "there's virtually no lag at all".