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Latest Mobile Windows News: Windows Mobile in show biz: Motorola Q sighted in Night at the Museum 2 ( Battle of the Smithsonian ) May 29, 2009; [without touch-screen] Is it Windows Mobile phone on your belt, Mr. Ben Stiller? Samsung Jack goes on sale in USA May 14, 2009; [without touch-screen] "Samsung BlackJack" sounded too much like "Samsung BlackBerry" so it is now called only "Samsung Jack"...
If you don't like touch-screen this phone might be for you: CTIA 2009: HTC Snap announced April 02, 2009; [without touch-screen] Still HTC is not making any phones in form factor "front facing QWERTY keyboard with touch-screen" but instead HTC is releasing HTC Snap - another phone of the form factor "front facing QWERTY keyboard without touch-screen". HTC Snap is extremely polished and has nice feature called "inner circle". In next news item we will publish real-life photos of this phone made by our reporter who is on location at CTIA 2009 now. In meantime find more information below... Samsung Propel Pro goes on sale in USA March 30, 2009; [without touch-screen] Two words: no touch-screen.
Samsung Propel Pro is just like Samsung Propel (regular non-smartphone phone) but powered by Windows Mobile, what clearly indicates that Windows Mobile is for professionals. More info: Review of HP iPAQ Voice Messenger published March 14, 2009; [without touch-screen] Here comes yet another Windows Mobile Standard phone without touch screen. It features GPS and a camera with autofocus so it might be interesting for some: Review of Pantech Matrix Pro published March 14, 2009; [without touch-screen] These days most Windows Mobile phones are using touch screens, so it is refreshing to see that also some (few) Windows Mobile phones without touch screen are going on sale, like the Pantech Matrix Pro available at AT&T Wireless nowadays: HTC S743 comes to USA January 07, 2009; [without touch-screen] Classy phone without touch-screen available at last also in USA. T-Mobile USA refreshes Dash smartphone January 01, 2009; [without touch-screen]
T-Mobile Dash Black available now! It is a very low-end smartphone, but hey, T-Mobile USA is a carrier for cheap skates, so it is very much compatible with T-Mobile USA: Rumor: HTC Shadow II coming to T-Mobile USA on January 28, 2009 December 16, 2008; [without touch-screen] No 3G, no 3.5 mm stereo miniplug, no autofocus - looks like mediocre low-end smartphone without touchscreen...
Highlights about this phone: First live photos of Samsung C6620 available November 05, 2008; [without touch-screen] Samsung C6620 is a low-end Windows Mobile smartphone without touch-screen but with front-facing QWERTY keyboard for single handed usage. Unfortunately Samsung is putting cameras without autofocus in phones with front-facing QWERTY keyboard... Next Samsung phone powered by Windows Mobile unveiled October 27, 2008; [without touch-screen] After Samsung i780 (aka Epix) and Samsung Omnia apparently Samsung is cooking yet another Windows Mobile phone: Motorola Q11 now official October 09, 2008; [without touch-screen] Windows Mobile phones without touch-screen are not extinct! After HTC S740 - wholly new model from HTC, here comes Motorola Q11 - wholly new model from Motorola! Q11 has GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth and comfortable QWERTY keyboard and lack of touch-screen also means 'easily usable
Interestingly WiFi service from Boingo is included: HTC S740 smartphone comes to Asia October 08, 2008; [without touch-screen] Fortunately not all Windows Mobile phones are touch-screen based, so the choice for the users is bigger. HTC S740 with dual input (keypad plus keyboard) is now coming to Asia... Motorola Q9C Review October 02, 2008; [without touch-screen] After being inspired enough to switch carriers from Cingular to Verizon when the first Motorola Q came out, I wondered if this one would be worthy of the upgrade. Since it’s release, the Q9 has come out on AT&T, Verizon and Sprint. The Q9C that I am testing is on the Sprint network, which can be purchased for $99 with a 2 year agreement. Reviews of HTC S740 smartphone without touchscreen published September 28, 2008; [without touch-screen] This phone is diamond-shaped but it has no "touch" in it, i.e. it has no touch-screen but it features 2 input methods: regular cellphone keypad and a full QWERTY keyboard:
While lack of touch-screen may be perceived by some as a problem, in reality have a phone without touch-screen means that one can use it very fast with single hand: Previous page   |
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