MWC 2009

http://telekom.com/dtag/cms/content/dt/en/617148;jse ... »

http://www.engadgetmobile.com/2009/02/26/t-mobile-br ... »

It sounds like T-Mobile Europe will be the first to launch the Diamond 2 and Pro 2, as well the Diamond 2 might be an exclusive to T-Mobile?!

Are they going to make winmo 6.5 available for the touch pro and other newer winmo phones when the pro2 and diamond 2 come out? Or is it going to be download at a later date?

Does anybody know or have any information on the touch pro2 coming to Sprint?

When do you think we will hear from HTC or the press which US carriers get this wonderful phone?

Can anybody speculate if we will get the carrier availability news this month or will we have to wait until sometime in March or April?

Did anyone see if either of the new versions of the Touch Diamond or Touch Pro had a headphone jack?

Rich,
I was curious do you know if the memoir will have google talk included on the IM client or not.
just was curious.
thanks

Rich,
I was curious do you know if the memoir will have google talk included on the IM client or not.
just was curious.
thanks

that guy in the video was talking like no one has seen android before and most of the stuff he was showing i can do now on my G1 well expect the soft keyboard (For Now 😈 )

Where the new home screen disappoints is that it completely removes the widget-like Today Screen Plug-In architecture from previous versions. Widgets are something of a hot trend right now, and Microsoft essentially had a huge head-start on that with its Today Screen Plug-Ins. Quite a few good third-party ones are available. While the replacement home screen is nice out of the box, Microsoft has not only broken compatibility with old plug-ins, but failed to provide a new API for third-party plug-ins at all. This feels like a major step backwards, and is a baffling move.

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I am confused! What are these cellphones suppose to do? Aren't they suppose to do that? I don't need 32GB, 4.0 inch screen, stereo speakers, Alien Wi-fi, with a sleek OS, etc.. The most important part of a cellphone to me is "no dropped calls", excellent reception, and a loud enough speakerphone. These are the essential parts of a phone and it seems that cellphone manufactures are missing the point. The iphone is great but you have to be near your computer to keep it juiced up with content. That is crappy! I like my good ol sony ericsson that can connect to any computer and makes calls all the time. That is just my opinion, what's your? 🙂

How did the keys feel on the Touch Pro2? And how was the accuracy of the touch screen? I know you didn't get much time with it, and the phone is probably only a 90% prototype, but is your first impression of it one where the input aspects of the phone have improved over the original touch pro?

The screen looks amazing! And the keyboard looks like a fuze between the touch pro and the xperia. This makes me rather excited, since I found the input on the original touch pro good, but lacking ergonomics, ie stylus required to use the touch screen properly, and the keyboard lacks that something that let's you know where you are at on it without looking. Don't get me wrong, I think it is one of the best phones for inputting commands, I'm just...
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i am really feeling the N86.
i don't know if i missed it, but does it come with the OLED screen?

Did you try out the video recording on it? I read that its suppose to record at 30fps.