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HTC Service Center Numbers in Asia

May 18, 2009 by Jayvee Fernandez  
Filed under HTC

HTC Service Center Numbers in Asia

Hello kids, HTC is famed for their increased presence in Asia. If you live in the SEA region, here are some very important numbers to take note of for warranty purposes:
Singapore 1800 238 7788
Malaysia +603 5569 8878
Thailand +66 2640 3399
Indonesia +62 21 380 7668 / +62 21 5695 4393
Philippines +632 728 3388
Vietnam +84 8 3862 0720 / +84 4 3974 3988
[photo c/o author]

HTC Touch Pro 2 Specs

May 14, 2009 by Jayvee Fernandez  
Filed under HTC

HTC Touch Pro 2 Specs

Alongside the new HTC Diamond2, the Touch Pro2 is essentially HTC’s take on the Nokia N97 with a sliding keyboard and Windows Mobile 6.1 to boot. What it does have that the N97 doesn’t — a more sophisticated conference call solution allowing multiple users within conferences. The Touch Pro2 also comes with StraightTalk technology which is similar to Motorola’s Crystal Talk feature allowing noise cancellation during calls. The unit is essentially a portable conference call device, which you can prop upside down in the middle of the table for exactly that purpose.
Specs include:
Windows Mobile 6.1
Bluetooth
HSDPA connectivity
WiFi 802.11g
3.2MP camera
1500 mAh battery
microSD …read more

Hands On: HTC Diamond 2

May 12, 2009 by Jayvee Fernandez  
Filed under HTC

Hands On: HTC Diamond 2

Had the chance to play around with the HTC Diamond 2. Despite the high price point, I’d like to mention two really interesting things about the device. First off, kudos to the Diamond 2 for being the fastest Windows Mobile phone to date in terms of user interface. It barely has any lag and it compares to the iPhone’s haptic scrolling and sliding using the zoom bar / sliding menu at the bottom of the screen. I am very impressed. Looks like the iPhone’s UI will soon just be a commodity. No joke.

On a second note, the Diamond 2 implements …read more

Bell’s HTC Touch Diamond in Canada

November 30, 2008 by Jayvee Fernandez  
Filed under HTC

Bell’s HTC Touch Diamond in Canada

I didn’t really enjoy the HTC Touch Diamond. The Touch HD was more to my liking. But it seems that Canadians are really happy with it. Does this mean when they get to play around with the Touch HD, the experience will practically be orgasmic?
Oh wait. The video isn’t user generated. It’s PR material. Sry!

HTC Touch Dual Review (with a 2006 Flashback!)

June 5, 2008 by Jayvee Fernandez  
Filed under HTC

HTC Touch Dual Review (with a 2006 Flashback!)

It’s really been bugging me. When I set my eyes on the cool and slick real estate of the HTC Touch Dual, I experienced one of those moments that could only be described as an epiphany – finally understanding that thing that has been bugging me at the back of my head. The HTC Touch Dual reminds me of a device that didn’t sell very well and yet was almost brilliant enough to change the way Windows Mobile smartphones were developed. And I’m talking about a blast from the past — the O2 XDA Stealth. Remember me:
O2 XDA Stealth Review …read more

HTC Touch Diamond TouchFLO 3D Videos: So iPhone-ish, we like!

May 16, 2008 by Jayvee Fernandez  
Filed under HTC

HTC Touch Diamond TouchFLO 3D Videos: So iPhone-ish, we like!

This is definitely it — the tipping point for companies to catch up with the iPhone. Not that we didn’t see this coming. Offering traditional marketing vids that show off the updated TouchFLO 3D animation, HTC is surely on its way to boasting another Windows Mobile hack. As for usability, well, only time will tell.
The HTC TouchFLO 3D on Photos:

The HTC TouchFLO 3D on Contacts:

The HTC TouchFLO 3D on Music:

Looking back, HTC released the Touch mere hours before the iPhone was released and this was due to a time zone difference no less! This is version two.

HTC Diamond: Not in the rough?

May 6, 2008 by Jayvee Fernandez  
Filed under HTC

HTC Diamond: Not in the rough?

HTC, formerly just another one of those OEM’s have gone a long way. After releasing such devices as the HTC Touch a mere hours before the iPhone, HTC is back with a new winner – the HTC Diamond.

From a technical perspective, the HTC Diamond offers an ultra bright high definition glass touch screen and a fluid user interface. Yes, it looks like the dawn of the iPhone competitors has reached its peak ladies and gentlemen. The smartphone is meant first and foremost for browsing the Internet and HTC did a good job of overlaying their own UI platform …read more

HTC Touch TouchFLO Demo

July 5, 2007 by Jayvee Fernandez  
Filed under Cell phone, HTC, Smartphone

HTC Touch TouchFLO Demo

Here is a video demonstrating the HTC Touch TouchFLO technology. Notice the similarity to the “Cube” transition effect which you find in Apple’s Keynote application. Special thanks to Juned for taking this.

More Thoughts on the HTC Touch

July 3, 2007 by Jayvee Fernandez  
Filed under HTC, The Unwired Life, dopod, iPhone

More Thoughts on the HTC Touch

Here are some afterthoughts about the HTC Touch and the iPhone hype

The iPhone will have to reinvent itself soon as a lot of other tech companies are saturating the market with these touch-enabled phones
Not that Apple will be “just another player” but the competitiveness of other phone companies will shine if Apple doesn’t try to improve several other features on the iPhone. The Touch’s UI make it easy to do one hand acrobatics
The iPhone is still a champion when it comes to making an integrated keypad work
$600 is still the price for an innovative smartphone

HTC Touch: Saturating the iPhone Hype

July 2, 2007 by Jayvee Fernandez  
Filed under HTC, Windows Mobile

HTC Touch: Saturating the iPhone Hype

Contrary to what everyone else says, Apple was beaten by HTC to come up with the very first smartphone with innovative touch features. With the iPhone set to launch last week, HTC beat Apple only by a few hours (in Asia that is). I was able to extensively try the TouchFLO interface which basically allows you to flick a proprietary menu up and down from the bottom of the screen.
One thing you will notice about the device is that the screen extends to the very edge of the real estate, unlike all other Windows Mobile devices that has its screen …read more

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