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HTC Legend gets full review

Want to read some reviews before you make your decision to buy the new HTC Legend?

Engadget has published a full review of the handset.  The Legend is a successor of the highly successful Hero from HTC.  It has similar design like the Hero with some improvements like faster processor (600Mhz Qualcomm chip), the AMOLED screen , FM radio, optical trackpad (debatable), still camera, the new goodies and performance boost in Sense UI

You can view the full review from Engadget here.

XNA games shown off on Windows Phone 7

Before the first Windows Phone 7 Series hits the market, developers have started to develop games for the platform using XNA Game Studio.  With this, developers are able to develop games across platforms (XBox 360, Windows PC and Windows Phone 7 Series) with minimum effort.  And it looks promising.  It seems like Microsoft is making the Windows Phone 7 Series to be a mobile gaming platform like the “PSP” and more.

[via engadget]

Xperia X10 unboxing video by Sony Ericsson

It is strength to see an unboxing video by the manufacturer itself.  Anyway, Sony Ericsson has published an unboxing video of Xperia X10 :)  And you might enjoy it.

An early blurry video of HTC Supersonic

HTC has not had any official word on the Supersonic yet.  However, there have been leaks and video for this interesting device.  Here is another video.  And it is a blurry video.  However, it is better than nothing at the moment.

A video review of HTC Legend

Coolsnmartphone has got a Legend from HTC for review over the weekend.  And below is one of the video published.  It covers some of the updates for HTC Sense as well as other new features.  It is good to look at.

Enjoy!

Multitouch on Nexus One may be broken

There have been quite a number of complaints about multitouch on Nexus One isn’t working properly.  Robert Greeen of Battery Powered Games has created an application called Multitouch Visible Test (available in Android Market Now) for testing multitouch on phone.  And he quoted:  “This app shows how your phone’s hardware handles multitouch. The event data is not processed in any way. The two dots are drawn exactly where the phone reports you are touching. For many current Android phones, there will be lots of bad data including axis flipping and near-axis influence.”

However Dianna Hackborn, a Google engineer, has responded: “Sorry I meant exactly what I said: this is how the touch screen hardware on the Nexus One works (which is essentially the same screen as on the G1 and myTouch).  The Droid has a sensor from a different manufacturer, with different behavior.  Other phones will likewise have different sensors.”

It could mean a hardware issue on Nexus One.   Shall we dump Nexus One and get a Motorola DROID?

Google to back HTC in Apple lawsuits

Google has emailed Techcrunch and officially stated that they will back HTC against Apple for the patent infringement lawsuits.

We are not a party to this lawsuit. However, we stand behind our Android operating system and the partners who have helped us to develop it,” as stated in the email from Google spokesperson.

General believe that Apple action is actually targeted at Google’s Android.  After Eric Schmidt left Apple’s board and Google’s decision to turn on multitouch for Android few months ago, Apple fires the first shot to HTC (or Google?)  That marks the end of the buddy relationship between Apple and Google.

May be Apple is afraid of Android will destroy their smartphone phone market like how PC destroy the Mac market years ago.  And may be that’s why Steve Jobs is doing this to prevent history to repeat itself.

But Apple, please stop suing people around for patent infringement and concentrate on bring better products to the consumers.  I like your products and creativities but not the things you do.

[via techcrunch]