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HTC Desire HD and HTC Incredible S mobile phones getting an Android update today
Taiwanese handset manufacturer High Tech Computer Corporation has announced that two of their older key mobile phones, last year’s Desire HD and early this year’s Incredible S, are having an major update rolled out in the UK. This is to the current Android ‘Gingerbread‘ 2.3.5 version, and the HTC Sense 3.0 overlay to that very OS.
Motorola releases an update to the Atrix mobile phone
Recent Google acquisition Motorola Mobility has made public that its Atrix handset that can be attached to a docking station and turned into a laptop, has received an update to a new version of Gingerbread which brings in several improvements to the handset’s performance.
Motorola Razr mobile phone available with O2 on £13.50 a month deals
With a cost attached of £249.99
Former British Telecom mobile phone network O2 is now selling the world’s thinnest handset – the Motorola Razr phone, free with a £54 monthly contract.
Samsung Galaxy Ace mobile phone gets a Hugo Boss make over
In France
Netherlands based technology news website portablegear.nl has published details that Samsung and Hugo Boss have teamed up to produce a version of Samsung Galaxy Ace with a new design, in France – with an actual image of the handset.
T-Mobile outs iPhone 4S looking Vivacity Android mobile phone
On own website
One part of the Everything Everywhere umbrella company T-Mobile has made public it will soon be carrying an own branded mobile phone known as the T-Mobile Vivacity.
Weekly Newsletter – 14th November – 18th November
The week began with One Mobile Ring reporting that Acer’s first Windows Phone 7 ‘Allegro’ mobile is now available int he UK, Nokia released ‘making of video’, for the Windows Phone 7 Lumia 800 handset and Apple released new version of iOS 5, in the OS 5.0.1 software update. 2,000 newspapers came to the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet, from the PressReader application and a new Windows Phone 7 OS was found running on the leaked Nokia Champagne mobile phone. Orange leaked own branded San Francisco II ZTE made phone, on phone’s support page and Sony Ericsson X10 mobile phone is now getting an upgrade to the current version of Android on O2, whilst Sky adds a news application to Research In Motion’s BlackBerry handsets.
Orange announces ZTE own branded San Francisco II
Officially
Mobile phone network Orange has launched the San Francisco II Android mobile phone, on pay as you go deals with cost attached of £99 for the device.
Android Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0 source code released
For handset retailers and coders to use
Our sister in-depth IT title thinq_ has published a piece surrounding Google releasing ahead of schedule the source code to the platform running on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus.