Microsoft just has introduced today a new phone running Windows Mobile 7 called Windows Phone 7 Series.  This really is a completely new OS. New and completely refresh. The first Windows 7 phones will be available by holiday 2010,  first maybe AT&T then T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless.

Features Includes:

• High resolution, capacitive, multitouch display with gestures that are similar to those in Windows 7 PC operating system
• Each handset will have the same three dedicated buttons: start, Bing search,  back button
• UI is touch-friendly throughout the entire OS, no stylus is needed
• Personal and business information is integrated on the handset, emphasis on the dual function of the handset as a personal and business device
• New scrolling, tile based interface for the start screen that dynamically displays updated content and can be customized to display the tiles relevant to each user
• Phone/address auto-detection that links to dialer and map application
• Application bar at the bottom of each application that gives the user quick access to the most used functions within an application
• Bing search with geolocation to provide local results, directions, and business/restaurant reviews
• Focus on efficiency that minimizes the number of touches to perform actions
• Web browser is based  upon desktop Internet Explorer code with improved text rendering technology to make web browsing easier
• Focus on the phone as an integrated device with different experiences organized into seven core hubs including.

• people (social networking integration)
• pictures (view/share pictures between phone, desktop, and social networks)
• games (Xbox live games and service)
• music + video (Zune)
• marketplace (application store)
• office/productivity (Sharepoint/Exchange support)

• Tighter control over the phones with a minimum hardware definition for handsets to provide a consistent design experience for the user while allowing manufacturers and operators some flexibility to customize the handsets without changing the underlying core
• Windows Live service integration
• No Adobe Flash support in version 1 of the OS
• Close partnership with AT&T and Orange

Several handset manufacturers and mobile operators have jumped on board the Windows Phone 7 including  AT&T, Deutsche Telekom AG, Orange, SFR, Sprint, Telecom Italia, Telefónica, Telstra, T-Mobile USA, Verizon Wireless, Vodafone, Dell, Garmin-Asus, HTC, HP, LG, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, Toshiba and Qualcomm

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Windows Mobile 7 is getting closer and it will hit T-Mobile and AT&T in Q3 2010. HTC is cooking a new WM phone, the Obsession aka Diamond 3 (GSM/HSPA version). This is going to be the first WM7 phone for T-Mobile.  HTC has decided only launch a GSM version  and not a CDMA because the poor sales from Verizon and Sprint.

The Diamond 3 will feature a 3.7 ” AMOLED screen, 1Ghz processor and WiFi. T-Mobile will launch soon the HTC HD2, and together with the Diamond 3, will give good options for those WM lovers.

Here  full specifications after the jump

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This is exciting.. Blackberry is planing to launch the first Blackberry Pear 2 with 3G bands . Checking and reviewing the wap uaproof for the Blackberry 9100 we found something BIG.  The new Blackberry 9100, aka Striker has 3G Bands I, II, V and VI  ( compatible with AT&T but not with T-Mobile). But that is not the only improvement. It will feature 802.11 b/g and n.  This is going to be the first Blackberry with WiFi 802.11n . Will be faster and smoother. I bet T-Mobile USA will get one version of the Pearl 2 with AWS 3G bands.

We just wait for this beauty to be realized soon.

After the Jump,  some Specifications and pictures :

* Visually similar to existing Pearl from front
* 256 MB Flash Memory
* Expandable memory via microSD cards
* 3G compatible
* Combines GPS and Wi-Fi b/g/n
* BlackBerryR Device Software v5.0
* Dynamic, accurate trackpad for precise navigation
* External media control keys
* Vibrant 360 x 400 LCD Screen
* Sleek, Eye-catching Design
* Lightweight and compact (108×50×13.3mm) 3.2 MP, seamless 3x zoom, image stabilization, autofocus and flash
* Video recording supported
* Fully-featured media player (music, videos, etc.)
* Landscape mode for Improved video viewing
* Stereo Bluetooth compatibility
* 3.5mm stereo headset jack

Pictures thanks to Solomondrin.net

We showed you the first picture of the Blackberry Curve 8910 few days ago. Now, we found out something that probably nobody will like. …What a shame RIM. According with the Uaprof, The new Blackberry Curve 8910 will not be a 3G device. It will run 5.0 OS but only with GPRS/EDGE quadband. This is just information taken form the wap prof. We just hope RIM will add 3G bands, specially the AWS!!

Here some specifications:

• Curve with faster EDGE for data – evolved EDGE
• Radio Quad Band GSM/GPRS/EDGE with DLDC and LatRed support for Evolved EDGE
• Downlink data speed 473kbps (with 8 timeslots)
• Display 480×360 LCD
• Camera3.2 MP Auto Focus, Flash
• Micro USB high speed, Bluetooth 2.1
• Optical Navigation Module
• Functional Hard Keys Volume
• User Configurable Key
• Speaker Phone
• Media Keys/Mute
• Lock – A*
• Software BB 5.0
• Battery M-S1 1500mAhr
• Memory 256 MB Flash
• 256 MB SDR RAM
• GPS Supported with A-GPS ready

We got it first. Motorola is working on another Android phone. First was the Motorola Sholes Tablet MB710 this time its called Motorola Ruth or MB511. The new Motorola Ruth will feature Moto Blur, initially Android 1.5 but we believe will be running 2.0 or 2.1. The screen size of this phone seems to be small, only 240 x 320 ..what? .. very small, ( same as  Nokia N97 ), Qwerty Keyboard, processor Qualcomm MSM7200A 528MHz, Bluetooth 2.o with EDR, WiFi, b/g, and aGPS. Te Motorola Ruth or MB511 will run on GSM and will have 3G bands ( HSDPA/HSUPA).  Maybe T-Mobile or AT&T will pick this phone.

For now, this is the only news we got.. so stay tuned for more information about the new Motorola Ruth MB511.

Skype is already available on the iPhone and Android devices as the G1 or myTouch 3G. However, out there, are many  Blackberry users still waiting Skype to be released. According with Cnet, Skype hasn’t forgotten of Blackberry users. Back in May 2009, a beta version of Skype ( only available for some Blackberry users ) was released. That version had some problems with SMS, or transfering files. Now a better version would be release eventually. We just need to wait and wait. Come one Skype, as a Blackberry user, we want to make VoiP calls too!.

Cnet, Via Phone Arena

Remember the blurry picture of a Motorola Android phone?.. finally the e speculation is over. Our friends from Phandroid just got the first “clear” pictures of the new Morola Blackflip (ENZO) hitting to AT&T some time. This is going to be the first Android Phone for AT&T. Besides, seams like soon Motoblur Blur is not going to be exclusively for T-Mobile and the Cliq.

But, this new phone apparently, will include global 3G bands, include T-Mobile AWS.

The new Motorola MB 300 Backflip/ENZO will feature:

• 528 MHz Qualcomm MSM7201A
• 512 MB ROM
• 256 MB RAM
• 3.1 inch display 320 x 480 (HVGA)
• 5 megapixel camera with LED flash
• WiFi / Bluetooth 2.0 / GPS
• OS Android 1.5 with Motoblur
• GSM 850/900/1800/1900 W-CDMA 850/900/1700/1900/2100
• Reverse flip keyboard
• Rear directional touchpad

We are still looking forward about the new Motorola MB501 with 3G and Android .

AT&T customizations which include:

• Yahoo! Search
• AT&T Nav
• AT&T Music
• AT&T Mobile App store (ringtones, little games, etc…)

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