Internet browsing experience on the HTC HD2 vs that of the iPhone 3GS. ( via pocketnow )

Video Review of HTC Leo

Here are some photos taken on the HD2 and the iPhone 3GS , we think the HD2 does a better job of taking still images. via wmpoweruser

Image on the left is with the HD2 with Flash turned on and the left is with the iPhone 3GS

Video taken with HD2 and iphone 3GS

Gizmodo calls the HTC HD2 a tragedy. They said “ in terms of hardware, the Touch HD2 is the nicest phone in the world ……and deserves better software….. HTC has done their best to hide the HD2’s shame, but it’s just not enough. ” Read the Full review

Video of the iPhone Browser vs HD2 Browser

The good folks at Solopalmari.com has released a video which compares the browser load time and the speed with which these devices can switch between landscape and portrait.

Check the video at Solopalmari.com

The guys from wmpoweruser has put together a great feature comparison chat of the iPhone MobileMe service and the Windows Mobile version called MyPhone.

Watch a short Video of Both Service

Here is a basic theme, created by wez89, for WAD2 based on the iPhone interface. He calls it Gaia because it was inspired by Gaia Vista visual style by Imrik.

Features:

~ Landscape and Portrait modes supported
~ VGA only
~ BASIC interface, mainly used as program launcher!
~ Slide through screens
~ If you don’t have auto rotation, ‘Lock image’ rotates screen!

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S2P, an iPhone like music player, has been updated with a new feature called On-The-Go playlists. It lets you edit your favorite music to be played back. See more changes below.

v0.73 beta brings:

- temporarily disabled the “Album View”.
- added “On-The-Go” playlist to edit your favourite music playback.
- added support to ASX playlist & M4A music file.
- added option “PowerTweak” to allow non-interrupt music playback even when power button is pressed.
only turns it on (set to 1) if your device stops music playback when power button is pressed.
- fixed a few errors when playing playlist.
- a few minor bugs fixed.

Prerequisites:

- WM5 Phone or WM6/6.1/6.5 Professional devices (with built-in Windows Media Player)
- free RAM: at least 3M

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iDialer is a finger-friendly dialpad for Windows Mobile PocketPC phones. It’s essentially a clone of the very excellent iPhone dialer, with one major enhancement: iDialer allows you to seamlessly place calls using your virtual number from Google Voice, Phone.com, or JaJah!

iDialer is also skinnable (for those who don’t like the iPhone look) and works with both VGA and QVGA skins, and in both portrait and landscape mode. It can also be used to simply replace your built-in dialpad, or as a nice interface for your calling cards! The latest versions, v0.51 and v0.52, fix some bugs with Google Voice and make switching service more intuitive.

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.NET is a major development platform for Windows Mobile and now a Company by the name of MonoTouch has released a new tool. MonoTouch allows developers to create C# and .NET based applications that run on the iPhone and can take advantage of the iPhone APIs as well as reusing both code and libraries that have been built for .NET as well as existing skills. MonoTouch requires a Mac and Apple’s iPhone SDK to test on the emulator and deploy on the device. And you will need to be an Apple iPhone developer to deploy on the device. But , MonoTouch requires a Mac and Apple’s iPhone SDK to test on the emulator and deploy on the device. So now porting apps from WinMo to iPhone will be a breeze.

More Info : http://monotouch.net/

via Twitter

While you see bucket loads of ads about iphone from apple these days, Microsoft was looking rather uninterested in promoting its mobile division ie. Windows Mobile. But all that might be about to change. I was on twitter today and came across a tweet from habasch and he was pointing out that he could now see ” Windows Mobile MarketPlace Ads ” in his iPhone apps. He also managed to grab a screenshot of the same. Its great to see Microsoft finally showing some interest in Windows Mobile. With more ads and competitions like ” Race to Market Challenge ” Microsoft will be giving all the other major Mobile OS a run for their money.