Kickstarter is a great place for creative projects to get funding. It’s the largest crowdfunding platform on the web. Just today, it passed the one billion dollars mark in pledges across its user base. That’s $1,000,000,000 pledged by over 5.7 million people, with over half of that coming in the past year. We’ve covered a few projects on Kickstarter. One recent project we covered was...
T-Mobile is rumored to have one heck of a Father's Day sale where all the phones are free? We're not just talking about last year's models but every phone in the house for free? That would include Windows Phones such as the HTC HD2, Touch Pro 2, and the Dash. I'm not sure if I'd make plans to camp out at the local T-Mobile Store on June 19th just yet, but Tmonews has stumbled upon...
Sure, the Palm Pre and its multitasking mayhem may get prime placement in Fox's "24," but who does Kiefer Sutherland and the rest of the production team call when it's time to blow something up? That's right. Windows Mobile. User JohnCody at XDA Developers spotted the venerable T-Mobile Dash as the trigger for a bomb underneath a manhole cover. OK, it's had a few modifications. But when...
Headline pretty much says it all here. TMoNews has it on good authority that updates to Windows Mobile 6.5 for the Touch Pro 2 and Dash 3G (aka the HTC Snap) will be coming on Jan. 20 (after that rumored Jan. 6 date came and went). Here's exactly what they heard:Touch Pro2 and Dash 3GOn January 20, the Windows Mobile 6.5 software upgrade will be available for customers with the T-Mobile...
Take this with a big grain of salt, but TMo news has received word that T-Mobile's Touch Pro 2 (see review) and Dash 3G are to get their WM6.5 updates on Jan. 6, 2010.While the exact date could be question, one doesn't have to look far to see that even Microsoft is calling for December/January WM6.5 updates for the Touch Pro 2 (more provoking is how Dash 3G is listed as "Date not yet...
Here's a price you can't refuse if you are looking to jump ship to T-Mobile: freeWMDeals is offering either the Touch Pro 2 or Dash 3G for free by starting a new line of service (sorry, upgrades don't seem to apply directly).Going even further, you can trade in your old smartphone (including iPhone, Android) and get $100 back, which we suppose is good if you have an older device or are...
Uh oh. Looks like there's a bit of a price war brewing around the HTC Snap, and that's good news for you, the consumer. See, first Sprint released its version for $149.99. Then came Verizon with the Ozone at $49.99. Tough to beat that (and Malatesta's been raving about it for days now.)Now it looks like Microsoft and T-Mobile have teamed up to lower the Dash 3G — which remains true to...
Looks like the wait for the T-Mobile Dash 3G (aka the HTC Snap) is finally over as the phone has gone live on the carrier's Web site [via] and also is available in stores today. (For some reason the Web site didn't have the image of the phone, so we added ours. We're helpful like that.)The Dash 3G will cost you $169.99 after contract and "instant discount." Just a reminder that that's $...
At this point, there's very little about the T-Mobile Dash 3G that we don't know. Let's recap:We've seen it officially announced.We've seen in in video. Twice.We've seen the official specs.We've seen the party invitations.We've seen it promoted. We also expect it to run about $170 after contract. At this point, about the only thing we don't know is the actual launch date. Could be...
Bad news for you T-Mobile fans waiting patiently for the HTC Touch Pro 2. TmoNews is citing an anonymous source in saying that release has been moved from July 22 to Aug. 12. Hey, you've waited this long. What's a couple more weeks?TMN is still going with the July 8 launch date for the Dash 3G, as well as the $170 price point (ouch!) with a two-year contract.That said, do remember that...
We've manhandled (or is it Mal-handled?) the Sprint Snap, we've see the launch of the Verizon Ozone, and now we're just waiting on the T-Mobile Dash 3G to round out the initial HTC Snap invasion in the U.S. Well, not everyone's waiting, as Noah from PhoneDog snagged an early Dash 3G a week or so before general availability. Looks like it'll be here on or about July 8 (we've heard later...
Hard to beat this price. For one day only (the next 12 hours, actually), you can pick up an original unlocked Dash, which is being replaced by the HTC Snap. We know the Dash from its time with T-Mobile. But seeing as how this one's unlocked, it'll work just fine on AT&T. Could make a nice little backup phone.Sale a Day via Gear Diary
There's almost nothing here that we didn't already know about the Touch Pro 2 on T-Mobile, but here you go anyway, courtesy of TmoNews. Official looking specs are official looking specs, and we're not about to turn that down. Click the pic to make things more readable. But for those who don't like to squint, here's what we've got:Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional (upgradable to 6.5)....
As much as we're not exactly enjoying what feels like the world's ... longest ... roll-out ... of HTC phones this summer – love the phones, hate the wait – we are happy to see carriers putting s little more muscle that usual behind Windows Mobile phones. Case in point: T-Mobile's throwing a little shindig from San Francisco to Fort Lauderdale starting July 14 for the Dash 3G (which...
Maybe it's because there are three versions of this phone floating around (and we're still betting AT&T will announce one at some point), but it seems like the HTC Snap is everywhere at the moment. Sprint's version is on sale now. Verizon's was just announced and is coming real soon. And now here's video from MobileBurn (and they have a bunch of pics here) of T-Mobile's variant, aka...
Can't say this phone snuck up on us. T-Mobile officially announced the Dash 3G on Wednesday, making it the second of the U.S. carriers to do so. (The Sprint version of the HTC Snap is already in the wild and will be in Sprint stores in a week or so.) We're also getting our first official look at the phone. T-Mobile's keeping the same lines as the stock HTC device that we first saw at...
The T-Mobile Dash 3G (aka the HTC Snap) may launch July 1. Or it may launch July 15. But here's another tick for the July 1 column, courtesy of TmoNews. TMN says the July 15 document may well have been legit, and that after a flying flurry of flurriness, the date was changed back to July 1.Hey, we can play this game all day.
It hasn't really been a question of if the HTC Snap is coming to T-Mobile; it's just a matter of when, and for how much. And if this product sheet obtained by BGR is on the level, we should see it on July 15. That's in the same window we've been hearing all along, so it's a good bet it's legit.As for price? That's still up in the air, though it's doubtful you'll have to take out a loan...
The title says it all, folks. There are the T-Mobile-branded HTC Touch Pro 2 and Dash 3G (aka Snap). We still don't have an exact launch date for either, but the rumor mill has the Touch Pro 2 in mid- to late-July, and the Dash 3G in early July.Via TmoNews
Yeah, we can't read it either. But Engadget says the colorful T-Mobile roadmap it obtained points to a July 1 launch of the HTC Dash 3G (aka the Snap) and July 22 for the Touch Pro 2. That's right on with what we've previously heard, though the date for the Dash 3G may still be a bit hopeful, with internal training on the phone still taking place then. But Engadget also says look for...