After the big news about the new Motorola Morrison for T-Mobile now, another big news. Today FCC shows the confirmation of the new Windows Mobile, or we can call it now Windows Phone HTC Topaz, but this time with American 3G bands, 850/1900.
Today T-Mobile officially announced the new Windows Mobile device, the HTC Touch Pro 2. Nwahs just posted couple days the Touch Pro 2 will come on Aug 12th here.
According with Tmotoday, the new Windows Mobile device for T-Mobile USA, HTC Pro2 will be available on August 12th.
Three of the big-hitters in the wireless industry seem to have teamed up for a camapaign that will be based on the slogan “Needs, Meet Solutions.” Sporting two sexy pictures of the Touch Pro2 and T-Mobile Dash 3G, T-Mobile’s summer line-up alongside their advertising campaign is a major step in the right direction. At least in our opinion. Those loyal T-Mobile customers, think back only a few years ago when the Samsung T809 slider with a rotating camera was T-Mobile’s hottest high-end product. Now, with devices like the Touch Pro2, myTouch 3G, Dash 3G, Bigfoot, and other high-end Windows Mobile and Android devices coming down the tubes, T-Mobile seems to be aligning themselves with the other 3 big players in the wireless industry.
WMExperts got their hands on the ROM for the upcoming T-Mobile Dash 3G (often referred to as the Maple, Captain, or the Snap), and of course spilled the saucy details they uncovered. With a confirmation that the HTC Snap is heading to T-Mobile’s shelves, they dug up the following details:
We have good news for T-Mobile USA subscribers. Remember the HTC 2009 line up leaked? According with WMPowerusers, T-Mobile USA is getting the a new HTC device. T his is going to be the HTC Rhodium ( AKA Wing 2?) (AKA Touch HD Pro ) on May 2009.
It’s your lucky day if you read CPS and own a T-Mobile Wing or any other Windows Mobile Professional device! Todays “FAotD” (Free App of the Day) is Google Maps for WM. The application features the newly discovered Latitude feature along with StreetView and Locate Me. So what else can the app do?
After a long day at CES, and walking around all over, finally I’ve got home and ready to share the info I got with you guys. Walking by huge Microsoft stand, I spent most of my time playing with the phones and I found this little guy.