Wow. Either Palm are a lot further along with that much lusted-after Pre GPU support than we all thought, or PreCentral forum member casperstar is laughing his butt off as he perpetuates one of the greatest Palm hoaxes of all time. The aforementioned poster has published a video (s...

There is an hidden entry in the HTC HD2's Registry that proves that this device supports the latest Draft N Wireless standard! Going to HKLM\Comm\BCMSDDHD1\Parms and changing the value of 11nModeDisable from the default 1 to 0 will activate this support which seems t...

There is an hidden entry in the HTC HD2's Registry that proves that this device supports the latest Draft N Wireless standard! Going to HKLM\Comm\BCMSDDHD1\Parms and changing the value of 11nModeDisable from the default 1 to 0 will activate this support which seems t...

Noticed a pink splodge on your HTC HD2 pictures? This xda-devs post probably shows it best - there's a feint pink "hue" to the centre of the image. Some have assumed this to be white balance, with people aiming their HD2 camera at the nearest light-bulb to try and reset it. The is...

Provider of IP multimedia processing solutions, Global IP Solutions (GIPS), announced its Android offering, allowing developers to build VoIP-enabled clients with GIPS VoiceEngine Mobile. And they already have the first customer — the folks behind the popular mobile social me...

One thing we appreciate on Symbian-Guru is software and hardware companies that are constantly seeking their user feedback and looking for ways to improve their products. Epocware, the well known software developer, have taken this to another level with their new contest that we...

Just a few days back we published information on a software bug in the HTC HD2 Sense Calendar. Well that could be fixed by a software/ROM update which HTC could release, but much more worrying is this new issue.It has been established that the HTC HD2 Camera has a hardware defect. All pictures taken with the device exhibited a Pink/Purple hue. Several users have contacted HTC's support and received following answer:QUOTEDear valued HTC customer, Thank you for your enquiry about your handset. This is a hardware issue and you can contact your re-seller to exchange the device for another one or contact us and we will send this device to be repair. If these steps have not helped, please let me know by responding using the link provided and I will be happy to check again for you.An ongoing discussion is under way over at xda-developers.A quote from that thread:QUOTEHi Mike, Thats not a software problem, our apologies. I can now confirm we have established this being a hardware fault. Unfortunately at this stage it is too early to determine exactly where the fault lays but it most certainly is not a software related issue. If you can ask CLove to swap it, please do so, if not we will come and collect it for repair. You can arrange this by calling 08458900079. Best RegardsThis seems like a serious issue. Can you replicate this problem? It would be interesting to see if all HD2's in the marketplace currently suffer from this issue. If you have a HD2, please post your ROM versions, build dates and whether you have this issue or not.If you have the issue it is recommended you contact the re-seller and/or HTC. Let us know your experiences.[Via MobileTechWord and Xda-Developers]

Just a few days back we published information on a software bug in the HTC HD2 Sense Calendar. Well that could be fixed by a software/ROM update which HTC could release, but much more worrying is this new issue.It has been established that the HTC HD2 Camera has a hardware defect. All pictures taken with the device exhibited a Pink/Purple hue. Several users have contacted HTC's support and received following answer:QUOTEDear valued HTC customer, Thank you for your enquiry about your handset. This is a hardware issue and you can contact your re-seller to exchange the device for another one or contact us and we will send this device to be repair. If these steps have not helped, please let me know by responding using the link provided and I will be happy to check again for you.An ongoing discussion is under way over at xda-developers.A quote from that thread:QUOTEHi Mike, Thats not a software problem, our apologies. I can now confirm we have established this being a hardware fault. Unfortunately at this stage it is too early to determine exactly where the fault lays but it most certainly is not a software related issue. If you can ask CLove to swap it, please do so, if not we will come and collect it for repair. You can arrange this by calling 08458900079. Best RegardsThis seems like a serious issue. Can you replicate this problem? It would be interesting to see if all HD2's in the marketplace currently suffer from this issue. If you have a HD2, please post your ROM versions, build dates and whether you have this issue or not.If you have the issue it is recommended you contact the re-seller and/or HTC. Let us know your experiences.[Via MobileTechWord and Xda-Developers]

We just got an interesting email in to MobHappy Towers: Russel & Carlo, [company we thought was reputable, and which you've definitely heard of]’s partner and developer team is interested in purchasing email lists from MobHappy. Could you please provide me with the foll...

Winners of GSMA's Mobile Innovation Grand Prix - Asia Tournament also announced in Hong Kong

Remember all the fun developers had (still have) with certification and Symbian Signed to get an application through testing? Lots of automatic tests as well as a human eye checking for compatibility and compliance in the name creating dependable applications? It's going to be inte...