HTC HD2 makes quite a nice impression with respect to browser speed when iPhone 3GS and Acer Neo Touch are in front of it. Here’s video below from Solopalmari showing the HD2’s Opera in action with other browsers- IE and Safari.

The video also sees how fast is the screen rotation in these devices. Have a look:

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Here’s a video by coolsmartphone showing the two browsers running on the HTC HD2.

Another day, another review. HTC HD2 seems to be a favorite. The latest reviewers are Winmo.nl that get their hands-on the multi-touch phone. Look for more in the videos below.

The Sense UI

The Opera

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The ASUS P565 is a windows mobile device that is using the fastest processor for mobile phones. ASUS even advertises it as the world’s fastest PDA-phone. Well, it should be fastest Windows Mobile phone and not the fastest PDA-phone. With a 800MHz processor in it’s heart, the ASUS P565 surely promises great speed.

Unboxing

We did it’s unboxing few weeks back and here is what we got in the package.

• ASUS P565
• AC adapter
• A really sleek leather case
• Battery (1300mAh)
• Getting started CD and Bonus CD
• mini-USB cable
• Wired headset
• some papers

Overall, the packaging is pretty basic. No diamond-shaped box. ASUS has kept it simple. Read the rest of this entry

HTC TOUCH DIAMOND was launched last year and made great success. HTC listened to each and every demand of the people and have tried to implement them in the next version of the Touch Diamond, THE TOUCH DIAMOND 2.

The Touch Diamond 2 comes with 3.2-inch WVGA display, 5 MP auto-focus camera and improved battery life (over the original HTC DIAMOND).

Unboxing

Gone is the D-Pad and huge send and receive buttons. The send and receive buttons are much smaller. Also, the home key has been replaced by a dedicated windows key. That said, the home key function can be called by pressing the end key, which will take you back to the home screen of TouchFlo 3D.

On the left side of the device, you will find the volume buttons to adjust the volume up/down. On the top resides the power button. Just below the display, you will find the zoom bar, which zooms the text in Opera as-well-as in the other applications.

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