We received a tip from ‘dotcompt‘ telling us of the latest homebrew custom rom for the HTC HD7, It offers 8107 os with DeepShining Marketplace to obtain and update your Homebrew apps.
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Checkout Our SponsorsWe received a tip from ‘dotcompt‘ telling us of the latest homebrew custom rom for the HTC HD7, It offers 8107 os with DeepShining Marketplace to obtain and update your Homebrew apps.
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Checkout Our SponsorsXda member Zloy Pryanik brings the HTC HD7 users this new and fast custom Rom with full unlock capabilities and much more. The Rom is said to bring better performance with its light size in addition to the latest version, the 7740 OS update as well as the latest drivers and radio software. [click to continue…]
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Video comparing the start up boot times of two of HTC’s massive devices, the Titan and the Thunderbolt. While the Thunderbolt runs Android and came out January this year, the Titan is a new player in the game running Windows Phone 7. The phones are pretty much alike with the Titan featuring a better CPU. More detailed comparison can be found here. The video is pretty interesting after what you see the Titan does fared to the Thunderbolt.
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Good news for all of you who have been waiting for the HTC Titan to finally arrive on AT&T. According to AT&T’s Facebook page the phone will be available November 20th, costing you $199.99 of course on a two-year contract and with a minimum $15 per month data plan being required. Head over to AT&T’s Facebook page for details.
via AT&T.
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The wait is finally over and the HTC Radar is finally coming to US via T-Mobile on November 2nd 2011. The HTC Radar 4G is expected to cost $99 after a $50 mail-in rebate card with a two-year service agreement and a qualifying T-Mobile Classic voice and data plan, plus taxes and fees. [click to continue…]
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The HTC Surround, a gem of a device designed by some talented soul who really felt the need of adding sliding external speakers featuring Dolby Mobile speaker system instead of keyboard to a phone ! While it made its way in the U.S via AT&T and also Telus in Canada, it seems the good days of the Surround are finally over ! [click to continue…]
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