How to transfer my HTC Leo’s text messages? Anyone help?

Question:
Don’t laugh at me.But this is my first mobile phone.HTC Leo.I wonder how to transfer its text messages?Thanks!
Answer:
Ok,i will not laugh at you.Maybe this application can help you, GodswMobile SMS Transfer.Easy to use and with fast speed.Quite good,actually.
You can just have a try.
http://www.godswmobile.com/download.html
Hope it helps! Source(s): google

TRUEcast Episode 6

Tonight we discuss whether newer is better, perceptual illusions, New ‘Chaps my Hide’ segment, Ching’s upcoming Twitter app and more. Show notes and links after the break…

For those of you wanting to d/l directly you can do that HERE For iTunes, subscribe HERE

Show notes:

Set the Record Straight segment (remember we keep the misrepresentation out)

Tabled for next week.

False claims of MSM7201A chipset vs MSM7200A chipset:

http://www.pestaola.gr/how-advanced-are-htc-touch-pro2-and-htc-touch-diamond2/
http://www.box.net/shared/etsai78xa2
http://www.qctconnect.com/products/msm_7201.html

General discussion

POLL:cell phone? WHAT DO U THINK?

Question:
i have a htc touch pro and its very slow . if i call head quaters and complain and tell this how un happy i am do u think they will send me anthor phone?
Answer:
They might do, just ask them

Chatta med Microsoft p� fredag kl 15

Hej på er,

På fredag chattar jag med tidningen Mobils läsare. Hoppas ni har lust att ställa frågor – nu börjar det verkligen dra ihop sig mot lansering den 6 oktober.

Du kan börja ställa frågor redan nu men det är ju såklart roligare att chatta i realtid.

Ställ även frågor på bloggen som vanligt. Länken till chatten finns nedan.

Vi hörs på fredag!

Peter

Chatta med Microsoft på fredag kl 15

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Can I Switch From An LG Scoop to HTC PPC6800 CDMA PDA Cell Phone for Alltel?

Question:
Hi, I am on Alltel's prepaid phone service on pay by the day. and my LG scoop that i have is beginning to break. My friend just upgraded to a Verizon plan and has his leftover HTC PDA. Can I upgrade to that phone on my plan? or does the prepaid alltel plan Not include smartphones?
Answer:
Smart phones are not allowed on prepaid plans at all. Source(s): Alltel sales agent

HTC Magic: O primeiro Android do Brasil

Ontem no evento de lançamento do HTC Magic em São Paulo eu pude confirmar que os aparelhos com o Android, o sistema operacional da Google não estão para brincadeira, e contam com especificações técnicas realmente respeitáveis!!

• Processador 528 MHz
• 512MB ROM e 288 MB RAM
• Tela de 3.2? com 65k cores e resolução 320×480 sensível ao toque (Capacitiva)
• Camera de 3.2MP com autofoco
• Teclado virtual
• Interface: HTC Sense
• Track ball
• 116g de peso
• Bateria 1340 mAh
• Quadband GSM e dual band 3G
• Bluetooth 2.0
• WiFi 802.11b/g
• GPS
• microSD

Minha primeira experiência com o Android foi com o G1, que não era bonito e ainda mantinha um visual muito Xing Ling, mas com o HTC Magic minha opinião mudou completamente! O HTC Sense é um espetáculo, e a personalização do aparelho atingiu um nível muito elevado, dificilmente encontrado nos concorrentes, e a comunicação focada nos contatos é uma novidade muito legal!! Todos os contatos estão ligados pelo histórico dos emails, mensagens SMS, ligações, endereço, telefone, email,  além da integração do Facebook, fotos do Flickr e Twitter.

O aparelho ainda é muito leve e possui um acabamento muito bom, sem falar na tela capacitiva que aparentemente é até mais veloz e sensível do que a encontrada no iPhone. Eu gravei um pequeno vídeo durante o evento, que ajuda a ter uma ideia muito melhor deste excelente aparelho! Assiata ao vídeo e deixe sua opinião nos comentários!!

Fonte: rodrigostoledo.com

Két új HTC PDA a színen

Még csak pletykák vannak a HTC legújabb telefonjairól, de a pletykák igen érdekesek. Két új mobiltelefon érkezéséről szólnak ugyanis, mégpedig a HTC Imagio, és a HTC Predator telefonokról.

Szép új HTC PDA-k

Hogy melyik mit tud? Íme. Az Imagio PDA  3,6 inches érintőképernyővel rendelkezik majd, amely 400×800 pixel felbontásra képes. Internetezéshez 3G kapcsolat áll rendelkezésünkre, de akár Wifi kapcsolatot is kereshetünk. Természetesen Bluetooth modul is lesz a HTC Imagio PDA készülékben. Sajnos a HT Predatorról még ennyit sem tudunk, csak annyit, hogy Android platformot kap majd, és, hogy a hivatalos bejelentés október hatodikára várható.

Források:cellphones.techfresh.net BoyGenius, mindenmobil.hu

HTC Snap - Friend or Foe?

HTC Snap

I will be the first to admit that I am somewhat of a gadget freak, and this includes my cell phone. While working at Microsoft, the smartphone has become a staple of my every day life and I’m not sure what I would do without it. The ability to look at my e-mail from almost anywhere at anytime allows me to know exactly what’s going on from the car, airport, couch, etc.

With a good friend of mine working in the Windows Mobile division at Microsoft, I became aware of smartphones available outside of the public providers. Specifically, a web site previously know as Mobile Planet, which is now known as Expansys, is a re-seller of a variety of smartphones and pocket PCs. Unlike the public providers such as AT&T Wireless, Verizon, etc., Expansys sells cellular phones that can be used within the provider’s network, assuming the provider allows it. My current provider is AT&T Wireless, and by purchasing an “unlocked” device through Expansys, and then inserting your simcard into the device, you’ve got a device without a contract. (My very first smartphone was with Cingular and was under contract, and that’s how I obtained my simcard. I’m not sure if you can get a simcard without a contract.)

My previous smartphone, an HTC model, had served it’s purpose quite well, but had seen it’s end-of-life when the “End” button fell off after being dropped one too many times. It was time to move on, and the HTC Snap was destined to become my next phone.

I purchased the phone from the Expansys web site back in June of 2009 and got it up and running right away. As I mentioned above, it was as easy as removing the simcard from my previous phone and inserting it into my Snap. Immediately I could start making and receiving calls. (Getting my phone working with my company’s Exchange server was a different story.)

It was a few days later that I was out playing golf and was carrying the phone in my pocket. I took the phone out and prepared to use it when I noticed a bunch of “dust speckles” in the upper right corner of the display. While this does not hinder the usage of the phone itself, it does make the display a little hard to read in heavy sunlight, and I was a little shocked that my brand new phone was exhibiting such a problem. (I have never opened the phone for any reason.)

I discussed the problem with a couple friends and one of them mentioned that they had heard about similar problems with the iPhone and a Google search reveals that this is pretty common.

In early July, after deciding that I did not pay a bunch of money for a sub-par smartphone, I contacted the HTC support department. Note that HTC is based in Taiwan, but they have support offices in the United States, as well as the UK.

I described the problem to the HTC support staff and they informed me that they could not help me at the time since they did not have any parts available in the United States for repair purposes. My call was logged, a case started, and I was told that someone would get back to me.

A little over a month later, I was planning a European vacation and this seemed like the perfect time to send my phone in for repair. I had no need to have my phone with me while travelling, and was hopeful that I could send it in before I left and have it waiting for me when I returned.

I contacted the HTC support department again and after some time, they were able to located my case. I explained my desire to send the phone in for repair before I left for vacation, but was told that parts were still not available within the US. This seemed pretty crazy since over a month had passed since my initial call, and the phone had been public for some time (released around June 9TH.)

It was at that point that I went on a mission to get my phone in for repair. I contacted another department within HTC hoping that I could get a better answer, but it didn’t help. I even went as far as staying up until midnight to contact the HTC support department within the UK, who said that they could fix my phone, but I would have to pay international shipping charges, and it was unlikely that my phone would be returned in time.

A couple days later, the HTC support department within the US contacted me and informed me that parts were now available and that I could send in the phone for repair. Several stipulations were placed on my sending the phone in, including:

• I would be required to pay the shipping charges to send the phone in for repair. While this seems somewhat expected, it seems unfair given that the phone has a defect that requires me to send it in. (The company should provide a pre-paid shipping label.)
• I would be required to pay a “triage fee” of $28. This is ridiculous given that the phone has a defect that I am not responsible for.
• I would be required to pay a “Global Warranty Service fee” of $20 since my phone comes from the UK. What?
• A customer service agent would contact me prior to the repair. This is perfectly reasonable, but not in my situation since I would be travelling and unavailable by phone.
• The return of the phone would require my signature upon delivery. Again reasonable, but not in my situation, since I would not be at home for a couple weeks.

I’m simply astounded by the triage fee and the global warranty service fee. How can a company charge you a fee to fix one of their own products that has a defect for which they are responsible?

I compare this experience to my digital camera, made by Canon, which I have sent in more than once. While you are required to pay the shipping charges for the initial shipment, if the product is under warranty and the defect is their responsibility, they will not charge any fees for the repair.

While I have learned to live with the dust under the screen, this experience makes me think twice about buying another HTC device in the future.

Samsung também anuncia smartphone com Android no Brasil

Lançado mundialmente em junho, Galaxy chegará às lojas brasileiras nesta semana, promete fabricante. Aparelho tem preço sugerido de R$ 1.799.

Algumas horas depois de a HTC anunciar nesta quinta-feira (17/9) a chegada ao Brasil de seu HTC Magic, um de seus celulares com Android, a Samsung fez o lançamento nacional do Galaxy, o smartphone da companhia que também roda o sistema operacional móvel do Google.

Também conhecido com o i7500, o Galaxy tem tela com tecnologia AMOLED (Active-Matrix Organic Light-Emitting Diode, um avanço na tecnologia OLED que consome menos energia). Além disso, o equipamento possui GPS e câmera de 5 megapixels capaz de gravar vídeo.

Oferece suporte a redes Wi-Fi, tem conexão 3G e velocidade de até 7,2 Mbps em redes HSPA (High-Speed Packet Access). O Galaxy chega às lojas ainda nesta semana e custará 1.799 reais, afirmou a Samsung.

A operadora Tim já anunciou que venderá o aparelho. A disponibilidade para as demais operadoras ainda não é confirmada pela empresa.

 

Redação do IDG Now! 18-09-2009

Palm says NO MORE Windows Mobile

In what seems to have been a turbulent month in terms of technology news; from product releases to company closures the latest big news is from Palm.

Jon Rubinstein, CEO of Palm has confirmed that Windows Mobile is not part of the future strategy for Palm.

In Rubinstein’s words "Due to importance of webOS to our overall strategy, we’ve made the decision to dedicate all future development resources to the evolution of webOS. Which means that going forward, our roadmap will include only Palm webOS-based devices"

Not a great week for Microsoft and the Windows Mobile Team, the end of i-mate and now no more license sales to Palm!

Does this leave HTC, Acer, Samsung and Motorola to suck up the i-mate and Palm Windows Mobile users?

SOURCE: COOLSMARTPHONE

Why Google doesn't love HTC

I think Google doesn’t love HTC despite of many efforts from HTC side to support Android OS with their new and nice mobile phones.

Why do I say this?

Well I’ve just discover an interesting thing.

I’m a big fan of Google online solutions (Search Engine, GMail, GTalk and so on …) and I often use Google Translate trying to understand what French or other language websites are selling.

I even have a button in Firefox toolbar to automatically translate any page to English. (The button comes from Google Toolbar.)

Yesterday I was reading a Romanian article (I’m a native Romanian speaker) and I pressed the button for translation.

The effect was impressive because the translation was almost perfect but with a very slightly difference.

So, if you get the fallowing Romanian sentence

“Multe persoane sunt atrase de produsele HTC.”

and try to translate to English using Google Translate you will see a result like this:

“Many people are attracted to Samsung products.”

(You can choose Romanian as the source language or just leave it on “Detect language”.)

Of course you don’t speak Romanian but it’s not so hard to see that in the initial sentence I’m talking about HTC products (”produs” is Romanian version of “product”).

But magically Google translates “HTC products” to “Samsung products“.

That’s strange isn’t it?

I found it funny and I don’t know what’s the answer but I’m just wondering how many brands are replaced by Google with their competitors?

Is this happening only in Google Translate?

I attached a screen capture of my “experiment” just for the record.

HTC Hero ROM Update

The HTC Hero on the whole has been one of HTC’s most sought after devices.  A great specification, with good performance and innovation.  However some users have experienced some sluggishness in the operation of the device and have requested hat HTC look into the issue to speed up the device performance.

HTC have now released a ROM upgrade which should improve the mobile experience. Click the link below to download the update for your device, if you own one.

DOWNLOAD THE ROM UPGRADE