HTC Desir Z is also known as the T-mobile G2 in the US. This new smartphone incorporates a feature 720p HD video recording and a 5 megapixel camera with auto flash. It is powered by a Qualcomm processor SnapDragon 7230 clocked at 800 MHz. This new device not only has a touch screen LCD of 4.3 inches, but also employs a full QWERTY keyboard.

Desire Z also has a series of keyboard shortcuts and two customizable buttons for quick access to common functions, without going through the menus.

The platform also offers HTCSense.com synchronization and access to its data (contacts, SMS, MMS, call history) of his smartphone to its Web browser.

From a distance, it is also possible to lock the HTC, transfer calls and SMS to another number, and erase personal data stored on their smartphone.

Both the phones come pre-loaded with HTC’s Sense UI along with a dedicated HTCSense.com website. The devices employs HSPA+ that supports a really fast theoretical 14.4Mbps download speed and the regular Wi-fi 802.11n too.

It will also include the credit facilities and account management enabling them to offer improved levels of fulfilment and stock management.

“This strategic alliance with Synnex represents a great enhancement to meet the growing demand for HTC handsets in New Zealand,“ said Anthony Petts, Sales and Marketing Director ANZ, HTC Corporation. “Synnex’s experience will accelerate further the availability of HTC phones to New Zealand customers.”

“We are very pleased to sign this agreement with HTC today as this marks Synnex’s first move into the distribution of communication devices. Synnex continues to expand its capability in the retail market and offers an unrivalled level of service, logistics and support to its customers. We look forward to helping HTC meet the demand for its products in the New Zealand market,” said Richard Harri, Country Manager, Synnex New Zealand.

News sourced from

http://www.htc.com/nz/press.aspx?id=138944&lang=1033

The Nexus One took entry in the market in the month of January of this year and offered its purchased from Google’s own Web store.

Here is the Google answer on this “A couple of weeks ago, we arranged that registered developers could buy an unlocked Nexus One via their publisher page in Android Market. We think it’s a good development platform and a nice phone. Apparently, you agree. Somewhat too many of you, in fact; we blew through the (substantial) initial inventory in almost no time, and they’re back-ordered from HTC, who are doing a pretty good job of managing runaway success amid a worldwide AMOLED shortage. Everyone appreciates that it’s important to the platform to get phones in the hands of developers, so we’re working hard on re-stocking the shelves; stand by.”

No official word has been given on this model other than; it would once again be designed by Taiwanese HTC and would be compatible with the new HSPA + (High-Speed Packet Access) operator. It will run on Android and will be 4G compatible. This will be the third after 4G/WiMax compatible smartphone the HTC and the Samsung 4G Evo Epic 4G.

T-Mobile wrote in a statement, “Delivering tight integration with Google services, the G2 will break new ground as the first smartphone specifically designed for our advanced HSPA+ network, which delivers today’s available 4G speeds. In the coming weeks we’ll share more details about the G2, including information on how current T-Mobile customers can get exclusive first access.”

185 million people in major metropolitan areas in the United States will be offered HSPA + speeds by the end of 2010 as per T-Mobile plans.

Its introduction seems to be for the month of September. According to Engadget, it could be the operator version of a model called HTC myTouch HD, not yet revealed.

The site gives us some potential specifications:

Nvidia Tegra processor 2, a multitouch touchscreen with a resolution of 1280 x 720, 2GB RAM, 32GB SSD, the traditional wifi/Bluetooth/3G/GPS, a webcam and port for memory cards.

If the rumours are confirmed, the tablet would be the first commercial device to run the Chrome OS.

Sundar Pinchai, vice president of product management at Google, said, “Chrome OS is one of the few future operating systems for which there are already millions of applications that work. “You don’t need to redesign Gmail for it to work on Chrome. Facebook does not need to write a new app for Chrome.”

The website offers a video walkthrough of what Ubuntu will look like on the smartphone Nexus one from Google android platform. The site is showcasing a step-by-step guide on how to shoehorn Ubuntu on the smartphone nexus one. The site informs that “The Ubuntu is Ubuntu ARM-port which runs on pretty much any ARM-based smartphones including the Nexus One, HTC Evo 4G, Droid X, and more but you will need a “rooted” phone to do this!”

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HTC Vision has been leaked by a Croatian website. HTC Vision is equipped with a QWERTY physical keyboard with 4 lines, with a screen 3.7 inches , a 1GHz snapdragon, tactile keys menu system similar to that of the Nexus One and 2.1 with Android UI HTC Sense.

For the moment, no official information on technical features of the HTC Vision or even on any release date.

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Apple has added this new mobile, in the middle of the thrill of the Taiwanese HTC’s new product which have received attention the American media.According to analysts of Apple iPhone-release was timely, because the Google Android OS-based smart phones from different manufacturers are expanding its foothold.

HTC EVO 4G is probably the true challenger to the iPhone, after the industry began to search for the real iPhone killer, estimated Channelweb.com Tuesday.

HTC EVO 4G went on salein US last Friday via operator Sprint.HTC’s success has been speeded up when the manufacturer switched to Microsoft’s system for Android. Today, HTC manufactured phones on three of the four U.S. leading operator.

Sprint reported strong sales soon after HTC EVO became the operator’s movements. Novelty broke the previous opening-day sales records and has caused supply difficulties, said S & P Equity Analyst Reseachin James Moorman Review on Monday.

iPhone comes in four different market said an analyst Chris Jones, Canalys research firm Wall Street Journal.WSJ’s interviewed analysts, the new iPhone, “Apple’s growth to accelerate, but it did not significantly increase the company’s share of global smartphone market.” The new model is believed to be particularly popular with the old iPhone owners alike.

Currently, Apple’s market share is of 15.8 per cent according to a market research firm IDC which are above than RIM and Nokia. Analysts expect Apple sells a remote financial year of 36 million phones in the previous financial lamb sales totaled nearly 21 million.

Apple’s profit flow is expected to continue:

- Probably the iPhone users in four more Americans desire change and wider adoption of the international market, the device will go on sale in 88 countries, said Wu bulletin.

New York Times in an interview with Creative Strategies analyst Tim Bajarin described the new iPhone is the best smartphone available market. Kaufman Bros. analyst Shaw Wu believes that the new iPhone design, software and aggressive pricing fueled by strong sales of the phone. It will give Apple at least one year head start over rivals, analysts said.Apple CEO Steve Jobs called the new iPhone on Monday, the largest leap to the company since the original iPhone, which debuted in 2007.