After taking a closer look at the hardware of the mighty HTC Titan, we spend some time, in this video, covering the software of the device. It's the fastest device, in terms of CPU speed, currently on the market, if you want a Windows Phone 7 device. Sitting on top of the latest Mango build of WP7, the Titan is indeed snappy, especially when browsing the web. Windows Phone 7 is normally speedy, so adding another 500MHz worth of processing power enhances daily use in certain areas (like gaming, web, and video), but doesn't make for a dramatic improvement when compared to any other Windows Phone 7 device. As with other HTC Windows Phone devices, there aren't many HTC-specific enhancements, due to the restrictions of the Windows Phone 7 operating system. You'll find the HTC Hub, plus a few other HTC apps like Watch, Notes, Locations, Photo Enhancer, and so on, many of which are available through a special section of the Marketplace.
Coming up soon we'll have our full review of the HTC Titan!
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The Runnymede is expected to have a 1.5GHz single-core processor, 4.7-inch WVGA display, 768MB of RAM, 16GB of storage, eight-megapixel main camera, and 1.3-megapixel webcam. Will probably run Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread with HTC Sense 3.5 on top of it and it is rumored to be launched as the HTC Bass. 
The new Foursquare app for Windows Phone makes use of some of the cool new features and API's available in the coming "Mango" update, and some of them are very useful. The one I like the best is the deep-linking feature. Say you're using Bing's local search, or Bing maps, or the Local Scout and you tap on a location to see more details. Swiping the screen to the left will show the "Apps" tab that lists a few apps that you can jump into and transfer some context sensitive information over. With the new Foursquare app, a Foursquare button shows up there and pressing it will jump straight into a Foursquare search for the location you had been previously looking at. From there you can tap the location and check in right away. You can also pop up the menu bar at the bottom and pin the location's Foursquare check-in card right to your Start screen. This is useful if you check into the same place frequently or if you just want a shortcut to someplace that you plan on checking into later that day. 
Battle lines have been drawn, and the device manufacturers are trying hard to recruit new members to their ranks. In this video, we take a closer look at the software of the Motorola Photon 4G for Sprint. A winner or loser once the fight is done? You'll have to watch to see. 
In this video, we are taking a closer look at the hardware of the Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch. As one of the most highly anticipated devices to arrive in the US, will Sprint be able to pull in new users and keep existing ones on its network with this device? 
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If you have a bit of Windows Phone 7 envy, but you're running an Android phone, you can download a free launcher called Launcher7 that will give you the look and feel of WP7, at least from your homescreen. The app lets you change individual tile color, add notifications on any tile for SMS/Phone/Gmail, and you can even customize the size of certain tiles. You can also swipe to the right to get a list of your apps, just like it Windows Phone 7. The only thing missing is real live tiles, but hey, for that you'll need the real thing! You can get Launcher7 from the Android Market. Previous Page Next Page 
Motorola announced the Droid Bionic two weeks ago and the phone is available for purchase since September 8. We're currently reviewing the device (we've already got the unboxing and the hardware tour) which seems to be already booting CyanogenMod 7. 
Yes, Windows Phone Mango is really close and, to back up recent rumors that talk about an official launch any day now, Microsoft has published a video about Mango and how it is easier to "build easily, build better, build now with Windows Phone". 
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The HTC Radar is the lower-end of the two Windows Phones the Taiwanese manufacturer announced on September 1. The Titan, with its large 4.7-inch screen couldn't go without a video showcase from HTC showing off all the great features of the phone and the operating system powering it. 
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You can literally count the hours until Verizon and Motorola will finally launch the Droid Bionic, after it was introduced at the beginning of this year at CES, so it's just normal that more and more pictures and videos of the phone pop up. 
The new HTC Titan and Radar are causing quite the stir among Windows Phone 7 fans: they're the first devices to usher in the era of Windows Phone Mango. Not only that, but they also bring forth front-facing cameras, brawny hardware (especially in the case of the Titan with its 1.5GHz CPU and massive 4.7" display), and svelte designs. 
