We earlier today wrote and showed a picture of a leaked HTC Supersonic. Now in turn there is an extra sharp photo, or then a computer render of the same phone. Both of them look the same, so this thing could be real.
As we wrote earlier, the phone will basically be a HTC HD2 with Android 2.1 and a OLED screen.
Hit read more for a hi-res image of the phone.
Google today introduced a new version of its web based Google Voice for iPhone, rendering a native app useless. The race has gone on since July, when Apple rejected Google’s own Google Voice application from the App Store.
The new version is for iPhone OS 3.0 and above, and Palm’s webOS smartphones.
The update will go online later today, so direct your web browser to http://voice.google.com and let the refreshing begin.
A new version of the Zune Software brought us a hint of a coming Zune Phone, actually not only a hint, but a confirmation. In the image above, you can see a highlight from the Zune.inf -file, which shows three different devices under the name Zune Phone.
Maybe we will see some more at Mobile World Congress starting February 15th.
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Nokia just announced a 16GB version of the Nokia X6 phone. Unlike its big brother, this one doesn’t Come With Music.
The phone will have a 3.2″ capacitive touch screen, 16GB storage and will run on latest version of Symbian^1. The battery will bring enough juice for 18 days worth of standby time, 11.5 hours GSM talk time and 35 hours of music playback. A 5MP camera with Carl Zeiss optics and dual LED flash will take care of a fairly good image quality. The new Ovi Maps version will also be on board, happy to serve you with Michelin and Lonely Planet guides. Gamers will also get something, including Spore by EA, Asphalt4 and DJ Mix Tour by Gameloft.
The new X6 16GB will be available this quarter, and be available in all black, all white, white with yellow highlights and white with pink highlights. A few more press images after the break.
Chinese site QQ.com has what they tell to be specs for the yet unannounced HTC HD3. According to them, the phone will have:
If these facts turn out to be true, this will be hardware-wise THE mobile phone of the year! It should be released in November 2010.
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The leak-god Eldar Murtazin today shared on his twitter account that Nokia’s big announcement today will be a 16GB version of the X6, and in a new range of colors.
The Nokia X6 16GB will come in Black/Black, White/Pink and White/Blue. The headset that is in currently shipping X6 versoins(32GB) will not be in this version, but the price will be 100€ less. We sure will know more in a few hours!
A very blurry image of the rumored HTC Supersonic, but according to Engadget, this little baby is for real.
The HTC Supersonic is rumored to be a HTC HD2-like phone, but with Android. The Supersonic will have a 4.3″ touchscreen, 1GHz Snapdragon processor, FM radio, Android 2.1 with Sense UI and WiMAX(coming to Sprint in USA). As you can see from the picture, the phone will be super thin.
More info when it’s available. So far the phone is super delicious!
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Joikuspot, application for wireless tethering, is soon going to be released for the Nokia N900. Joikuspot is one of the best tethering applications for Symbian, luckily its now also coming to the Maemo platform.
If you want to be on top of the information chain and be notified when new updates arrive, you can join the Joikuspot facebook group here.
A few more screenshots after the break.
Apple today announced financial results for its fiscal 2010 quarter one, that ended December 26th, 2009. Apple posted revenue of $15.68 billion and net quarterly profit of $3.38 billion. They shipped 3.36 million Mac computers, 21 million iPods and 8.7 million iPhones during this quarter. For instance the iPhone sales are 100 percent up from last year.
Read the full press release here.
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Here is another render for the day. According to GSMHelpdesk.nl, you can see the rumored HTC Obsession in the image above. It is said to run Windows Mobile 7, on a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 5MP camera and HD video recording.
The only thing that doesn’t work out in the picture, is the clear Android UI, and the Start button with a Android lurking in it. Hardware wise this phone looks like a Windows Mobile phone, but the software is clearly Android. You could also call this a mockup of Windows hardware sans Android software.
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