HTC smartphone offers two keyboards
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InfoWorld - Taiwanese handset maker High Tech Computer Corp. (HTC) has developed a smart phone based on Microsoft&#39;s&#160;upcoming Windows Mobile 6 software&#160;that offers both a numeric keypad and a slide-out QWERTY keyboard.
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A handheld device that recognises the way a finger sweeps across the screen has been developed by Taiwanese phone maker HTC.
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P4350 to you and me HTC today unveiled its latest smart phone with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, this time driven by a spring-loaded mechanism. Dubbed the P4350, it appears to be the same device phone supplier Dopod announced earlier this month as the C800M.â¦
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A new Palm Treo will be sold in Europe and South Africa for now that has a full keyboard, and runs Windows Mobile 6.
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Smartphone maker High Tech Computer (HTC) has started taking advance online orders for its Shift ultramobile PC in partnership with one of Taiwan&#39;s largest electronic chains.The company plans to sell as many as 200 units through the advance online ordering system run by Taiwan&#39;s 3C electronics chain store, which is owned by Tsann Kuen Enterprise.The Shift sells for NT$45,900 (US$1,418) each on the site.&quot;Orders will be delivered in mid-February. We&#39;re already in production on the device,&quot; said Azucena Lin, a deputy manager at HTC.HTC&#39;s ultramobile PC&#160;was announced to fanfare because it combines more of the hardware associated with mobile telecommunications than some other ultramobile PCs. The Shift can connect to Wi-Fi or to 3.5G (advanced third generation mobile telecommunications) HSDPA (high-speed downlink packet access) services to download data and remain connected to the Internet. It can also be used as a mobile phone and includes support for GSM (global system for mobile telecommunications), GPRS (general packet radio system) and EDGE (enhanced data rates for GSM evolution).The PC side of the ultramobile starts with its 7-inch LCD (liquid crystal display) touch screen, slide out QWERTY keyboard and Windows Vista Business OS. HTC added other extras to make the device even more attractive, including GPS (global positioning system) and push e-mail.
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Launches a BlackBerry alternative too Smart phone seller i-mate has launched its latest Windows Mobile handhelds: a follow up to the QWERTY keyboard equipped JAQ it launched a few months ago, and a classic tablet-like PDA phone squeezed into a candybar form-factor.â¦
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Research In Motion&#39;s BlackBerry 7100v, which sports the company&#39;s latest keyboard technology, is being offered exclusively through Vodafone.
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With the Nokia NFC (Near Field Communication) shell on their phone, consumers will be able to access a variety of services and exchange information with a simple touch gesture.
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Maker says use in cell phones would enhance keyboard experience.
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(InfoWorld) - Taiwan's High Tech Computer Corp. (HTC) has taken the wraps off a thinner, faster version of its Touch smartphone. "This is the much anticipated 3G version of Touch," Peter Chou, CEO of HTC, said at a news conference in Tokyo on Thursday. From the outside the HTC-1100 looks much like the existing Touch handset, which wasÂ launched in June this year and is based on the same Windows Mobile 6 operating system. But there are some changes inside. While the original Touch works only on second-generation GSM (global system for mobile communications) networks, the HTC-1100 works on both GSM and 3G (third-generation) WCDMA (wideband code division multiple access) networks. The data transfer capabilities include support for 3.6M bps (bit per second) HSDPA (high speed downlink packet access) networks. The Wi-Fi in the previous version is gone from the HT1100, however. That's because there was more of an emphasis on design, and the inclusion of Wi-Fi would have led to a thicker handset. Other changes include a slight reduction in screen size, from 2.8-inches to 2.6-inches. The phone includes the same gesture-based touch-screen navigation system, called TouchFlo. Other features include an FM radio, an audio player and support for streaming media including YouTube Mobile. There's a 2-megapixel camera on the back for taking pictures, and a 100,000-pixel resolution camera on the front for video-conferencing. The device measures 107 millimeters by 55 mm by 16.5 mm and weighs 120 grams. It will go on sale early next year through NTT DoCoMo Inc. in Japan. Plans for other countries have not been decided, HTC said. The HTC-1100 was unveiled alongside the first smart phone from Japan's Fujitsu Ltd. Like the HTC-1100, the F1100 is a slider-type handset running Windows Mobile 6. It will be available early next year. The device can function as both a conventional cell phone, via a WCDMA network, and as a VOIP handset using 802.11a/b/g Wi-Fi networks. The device is designed to work with Fujitsu's corporate VOIP systems, allowing employees to make internal video calls in much the same way as they make cell phone calls. The phone also supports 3.6M bps HSDPA and comes with a fingerprint reader and a 1.3-megapixel camera. It measures 112 mm by 51 mm by 16.9 mm.
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Palm has introduced a new "mobile companion" product for smartphones called the Foleo. It's shaped like a sub-notebook computer with a 10-inch display and full-sized keyboard.
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The latest Blackberry mobile device packs a traditional Qwerty keyboard into  20 keys.
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T-Mobile USA is updating its Sidekick cell phones, adding a high-end model and the first Motorola-built entry in the line of quirky gadgets with a screen that swivels to reveal a keyboard.
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HTC has launched a trio of smartphones at the 3GSM World Congress in Barcelona, including a device resembling a tiny laptop and a Window Mobile 6-based handset with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard.
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New gadgets include a keyboard with call buttons and a speakerphone.
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Palm announced a new, lightweight, inexpensive smart phone that has both a keyboard and a touch screen.
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Research in Motion has unveiled a new BlackBerry mobile-style communicator featuring a multi-tap keypad to replace its usual qwerty keypad.