HTC ThunderBolt in the wild one more time: 8GB internal, no HDMI?

Here we are a mere day away from the ThunderBolt's probable announce at Verizon's CES press conference, which, by our rough count, gives us at least one more opportunity to see the LTE-capable monster leaked in the wild. That opportunity comes courtesy of AndroidSPIN, who claims that we can expect a 1GHz single-core processor, 8GB of internal storage with microSD expansion, 8 megapixel rear and 1.3 megapixel front cams, Android 2.2.1 with Sense, HTC-customized mapping and nav (probably HTC Locations...

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HTC Dream Google G1 Smartphone from T-Mobile

The Google G1 was the first Android compatible smartphone and was produced by well known handset manufacturer HTC. The phone was launched as a T-Mobile exclusive in 2008. Response to the Google phone has been fairly mixed. From a looks point of view, the G1 was never going to win any awards with its relatively chunky body (thanks to a 5 row QWERTY keyboard) and quirky ‘chin' which you either love or hate. That said, the physical keyboard is ideal for those of you who still haven't gotten...

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HTC Magic Smartphone from Vodafone

It wasn't long after the launch of the Google G1 that rumours of a G2 started to circulate together with 'leaked' images of the phone. Up until recently, this has all been speculation but at the 2008 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Vodaphone confirmed that they were teaming up with HTC to launch the HTC Magic (a.k.a. HTC Sapphire), the second Android-compatible smartphone. As a handset, HTC Magic is not a major departure from the G1 although it does up the ante in terms of style. The...

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Samsung I7500

Samsung has been a long time member of The Open Handset Alliance so we've been expecting an Android phone from them for some time now. After a few false starts, O2 Germany finally announced that they would be launching the I7500 in June 2009, officially making this Samsung's first Android phone, and for Android fans, what a phone it's turned out to be (assuming you're not fixed on having a physical keyboard that i...

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LG Quantum

LG Quantum General specifications  Second-generation network GSM 850 - GSM 900 - GSM 1800 - GSM 1900Network of third-generation HSDPA 850 - HSDPA 1900 - HSDPA 2100Advertising device in October 2010Device dimensions of 119.5 × 59.5 × 15.2 mm176 gram weight of the device Screen  Screen type TFT capacitive touchscreen - 16 million colorsScreen size 480 × 800 pixels - 3.5 inches Headset and ring tones  Type MP3 ringtones with a VibrationHands-free headset for Integrated...

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