HTC S710 (smartphone) randomly shuts off and doesn't delete text messages?

Question:
I have had this phone since May 2008. This phone has never had the option to empty old msgs it just keeps them, so basically I have ALL the msgs from when I first got the phone. And if I try to delete them and the phone randomly turns off or freezes and making me turn off the phone, they come back, but also deletes all my new sent and received msgs until October 5th 2009. By going into System Info it says I have 5 MB left of space. Can someone please tell me how to fix my phone???
Answer:
Right get it formatted, In the settings you should see something like, Reset phone memory format, Memory clear. Anything like that.... And just select it... It will ask you if your sure, if you are select yes! And it will delete everything off your phone so its back the way when you first opened it! But back up anything you want to keep. Source(s): I know....

Alla HTCs uppgraderingar till Windows Mobile 6.5 klara

Dagens tips..

Uppgradera era HTC Diamond 2, Touch Pro 2 och Snap till Windows phone (Windows Mobile 6.5). Bara att ladda ner och installera från HTCs websida och telefonerna blir som nya – inte minst med tillgång till nya Startmenyn, ny browser, My Phone tjänsten och hela Marketplace.

Ladda ner er uppgradering här http://www.htc.com/se/support.aspx

 

Diamond 2                                    Touch Pro 2                                                 Snap

 

Innan ni uppgraderar glöm inte att ta full backup med hjälp av Microsoft My Phone – installera genom att ladda ner My Phone från telefonens browser på www.myphone.microsoft.com/install

 

Dagens tips: HTC Touch Diamond 2 har sjunkit rejält i pris och med den formfaktorn (liten) och prestanda (hög upplösning, gps, radio mm) är Diamond 2 ett av de absolut bästa Windows phone köpen just nu. Diamond 2 var en grymt bra telefon redan innan – med uppgradering till Windows phone blir den rejält mycket bättre.

Läs även andra bloggares åsikter om Windows phone, HTC, My Phone, Marketplace

HTC who? Android handset maker steps into spotlight

HTC, the largest handset manufacturer no one has heard of, has come out of the shadows and is starting a brand awareness campaign in the U.S.  A Taiwanese company, HTC has manufactured the T-Mobile Dash and T-Mobile Wing, and nearly all the Android handset in the U.S, just sat back and let the carrier brand the handsets.

With their new marketing campaign centered around ‘You’, HTC will bring the company into the mainstream of handset manufacturers for U.S. consumers and will bring even more attention to Android.  Some of the best cutting-edge phones in the world are their products and the public should know that.  Enter the “Quietly Brilliant” campaign.

HTC is heavily invested in Android and will continue to develop a majority of their handsets using the Android Platform.  The handset featured in the 2 television commercials is the ‘Hero’ from Sprint and you can view them both below:

HTC knocks some Sense into your Magic

We learned about this back in August when the Hero was released and it’s just been a matter of playing the waiting game. Now at least it’s official in Taiwan, at least, for the Chunghwa HTC Magic. It’ll be interesting to see how it runs on the Magic with the Hero really struggling to fully utilize the UI — at least until recently with the last update, but that is debatable. Look for future Android, as well as Windows Mobile devices to come with Sense UI.

Download page (Taiwanese)
via HTC Twitter

Windows Mobile 6.5: Langsamer Start

Zwei Wochen Windows Mobile 6.5, und nach den ersten Tagen, in denen sich die News überschlugen und dem geplagten Rezensenten kaum Atem liessen, ist momentan die Luft ein wenig raus. Woran liegt das?

Microsoft hat eine Menge Aufwand getrieben, um der Welt klarzumachen, dass es eine neue Version von Windows Mobile gibt, neue Services wie My Phone und den Windows Marketplace for Mobile eingeführt, Hersteller wie HTC und Toshiba haben Updates für ältere Geräte angekündigt, mit dem HTC Touch2 und dem Samsung Omnia II sind neue Geräte auf den Markt gekommen, all das innerhalb der ersten Woche.

Und dann, so schien es,  geschah nichts mehr.  HTC hat Updates für den HTC Snap (also das am wenigsten relevante der drei angekündigten Geräte herausgebracht), Touch Diamond 2 und Touch Pro2 warten immer noch auf ihre Updates. Hier scheint es, dass HTC diesmal die Carrier bevorzugt: sowohl vodafone als auch T-Mobile haben bereits für deren Version des Touch Pro2, vodafone auch schon für deren Version des Diamond2 Updates bereitgestellt (die ja nun auch von HTC selbst kommen). Der HTC-Direktkunde (der meist deutlich mehr für sein Gerät bezahlt hat, weil er keine Netzbetreiber-Subvention kassiert hat) schaut momentan noch dumm aus der Wäsche.

Neue Geräte (wie der HTC Touch HD2) sind am Horizont, aber eben auch noch nicht in Sichtweite, und so bleibt nichts weiter als Warten auf die Dinge, die da in den kommenden Wochen noch kommen mögen. Und ich hasse warten…

HTC ahora es “Quietly Brilliant”

HTC significa “High Tech Computer Corporation”. Sin embargo, ya era hora de un cambio de imagen (o de lema, al menos), pues la compañía se fue convirtiendo de a poco en uno de los íconos en lo que se refiere a móviles con Android y Windows Mobile, sabiendo ganarse su lugar entre las marcas más tradicionales.

Entonces, abandonando su viejo “HTC Innovation” (Innovación), la empresa optó ahora por el lema “HTC quietly brilliant” (silenciosamente brillante), y me parece que les calza a la perfección. HTC es una de las marcas que más crecimiento está teniendo, y que silenciosamente avanza con Android como caballito de batalla para convertirse, si sigue así, en una de las más importantes.

El nuevo logo ya está en su web norteamericana, aunque el cambio aún no se hizo en el resto de sus sitios, pues aún tienen que terminar las legalidades de registro.

Via: www.mimovil.com

The New Motorola Barrage Cell Phone: An in Depth Product Review

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Overview

The Motorola Barrage is an unglamorous but very sturdy, usable basic cell phone. If you buy the cell phone on Verizon Wireless, you can take advantage of its push-to-talk features and use your Motorola Barrage as a 2-way radio. It's tough, too – apparently you can even drop your Motorola Barrage in a glass of water.

Design

The Motorola Barrage isn't going to win any prizes for beauty. It's a large cell phone, 3.8″x2.10″x9.5″, with a solid-looking hinge. There are rubber patches on the front and back of the Motorola Barrage, and it's comfortable to hold. The cell phone has a satisfying, authoritative closing action.

The cell phone's outer screen is 1.6″ with 65,000 color support. It shows date and time, caller ID, and has signal and battery readouts. Underneath are controls for the Motorola Barrage's music player. The camera lens is above the screen (it doesn't have a shutter, unfortunately). Also on the outside of the Motorola Barrage you'll find the push-to-talk button, volume control and jacks for Micro-USB and 2.5″ headphone connection.

Inside the Motorola Barrage, there's a 2.2″ screen, also with 65,000 color support, and 220×176px resolution. It's not amazing, but it does what you need it to do.

The mechanical keys for navigating around the cell phone are well designed and comfortable to use. There's a joystick, a clear key, two soft keys, a shortcut for the camera and a talk/end key.

Specification

You can use the Motorola Barrage's 3G to set up the cell phone as a modem, although it can be a little sluggish. It also features webmail, Bluetooth and GPS, plus you can sync your Motorola Barrage with your PC, and it has USB mass storage.

The Motorola Barrage includes the usual range of cell phone add ons – calculator, notepad, calendar and so on.

The camera is 2MP with five different resolutions for shooting. There's a digital zoom, but no flash, plus the Motorola Barrage will shoot up to a minute video footage.

Verdict

Although the Motorola Barrage's 3G connection is not particularly impressive, and the cell phone's multimedia isn't what you'd call dazzling, it's a very solid piece of equipment with great push-to-talk call quality.

References

Source: http://www.motorola.com/Consumers/US-EN/Consumer-Product-and-Services/Mobile-
Phones/MOTOROLA-BARRAGE-US-EN

[HARDWARE] Vodafone presenta HTC HD2

Vodafone anuncia en exclusiva per a professionals i empreses el telèfon HTC HD2, el primer Windows Phone amb la major pantalla tàctil capacitiva del mercat, chipset Snapdragon i l’experiència HTC Sense, que permet un funcionament més senzill, natural i personal per part de l’usuari. HTC HD2 estarà disponible amb les solucions de correu i Internet de Vodafone. HTC HD2 compte amb pantalla tàctil de 4,3 polzades que fa més fàcil la visualització, el zoom i la redimensió de pàgines web, arxius de Microsoft Office, documents PDF i imatges. Permet a més utilitzar el teclat tàctil d’una manera més ràpida, precisa i eficient. Utilitzant el nou processador mòbil Snapdragon 1Ghz de Qualcomm, HTC HD2 oferix el màxim rendiment amb major velocitat per a les aplicacions, vídeos, jocs i altres funcions. HTC HD2 estarà disponible a Espanya a partir de desembre en exclusiva per a clients d’empresa i professionals amb Vodafone.

Does any one reccomend the HTC PURE?

Question:
I saw the htc pure and liked it but don't know if its any good
Answer:
It is unbelievably wonderful!

It sports the new 6.5 OS which is an wonderful finger friendly version of windows mobile. It has a 5 MP camera with auto focus. That beats most devices out there. It has a WVGA screen which is bright, clear and beautiful. Think of it as HD for the handheld. It comes with GPS and an FM radio. The new zoom bar is very handy when browsing the web. Its light and very good looking. Also since it comes fro HTC you know its made well.

I have had the HTC 6600 Blue Angel, 6700 Apache, 6800 Titan, 6900 Touch and Touch Pro but the Pure is even better!

Babbler

The first real native Android™ Facebook® Platform application for your phone!

• see your newsfeed and your friends’ walls
• comment & like wall posts
• change your status
• write on walls
• view friends’ profiles
• view events
• browse friends’ photo albums and tagged photos
• background notifications
• background photo/video uploads
• share link from Browser or Youtube
• share photo/video from Gallery
• new UI with tabs

What makes Babbler different?

• It is a native app, not a wrapper
• Babbler uses the official Facebook API
• Babbler never asks you for your username and password, you input it directly on Facebook page

Download: Rapidshare

Más casos de teléfonos derretidos: ahora un HTC Dream

Los problemas de calenturas y problemas relacionados con las baterías de los móviles no son exclusivos de Apple, y aquí tenemos una prueba.

En este caso el problema se ha reproducido en un HTC Dream, el primer terminal que la compañía de Taiwan lanzó con el sistema operativo Android.

Aunque fue una muerte sin explosiones ni nada espectacular, sí sufrió un calentamiento excesivo que terminó por dejar la carcasa agujereada.

Por el momento, eso sí, se trata de un caso aislado.

Smartphone "HTC HERO" é eleito Gadget do ano

Um smartphone com tecnologia desenvolvida pelo gigante da internet Google foi escolhido o “Gadget do Ano” em uma cerimônia ocorrida nesta quinta-feira à noite em Londres. O celular Hero, fabricado pela HTC, tem câmera de 5 megapixels, tela de 3.2 polegadas e vem com o sistema Android instalado, permitindo que os usuários acessem facilmente e-mails, internet e textos.

Sim, temos que concordar em duas coisas, a primeira, o Design, que eu particularmente, achei horrível. Esta parte “dobrada”  destoou muito em relação ao resto do aparelho e esses botões físicos em baixo ficaram um tanto quanto amadores.

O outro porém é que o Android nesta versão da HTC, foi completamente polido, e roda incrivelmente suave, tao suave quanto o sistema da apple, este último por exemplo possui recursos muito bacanas que sao barrados no smartphone da Apple. tanto físicos quanto de software, um deles é o bluetooth livre, que ainda amedronta usuários do iPhone. Uma das grandes novidades do Hero é a tecnologia HTC Sense, uma interface customizada que substitui o visual padrão da plataforma Android, o que permite a ele rodar codecs em flash! o que praticamente faz do seu browser igual aos usados nos computadores.

Só que ainda falta uma coisa que ele nao tem, (ok, até tem, mas é horrível.) e ela é a App Store!

HTC: Peep Is Fixed! Yay!

For the past week or so, HTC Hero’s Twitter app – Peep has been feeling kinda under the weather due to the Twitpocalypse II bug. Not only will it fail to update new tweets from Twitter, it even affected my clock on the homescreen. The weather widget on the clock just doesn’t update. It could be showing a sun and saying partly cloudy at 9:00pm at nite and a moon saying clear sky during lunch. Yeah, it was that wonky. But things are back to how it’s supposed to. HTC twitted about 10 hours ago saying that Peep has been fixed! I almost shed a tear of joy while reading that. Thank you HTC and Twitter …. sniff sniff. I hope I’ll never see that darn processcom.htc.htctwitter error message ever again.