Hey guys as well as gals, we only got the BlackBerry Storm 2 loaner—and an reason for the delay. Still meddlesome in the review?

Apparently, mid by pre-briefing reporters as well as handing out examination units, there was the feud in between Verizon Wireless as well as RIM over the willingness of the phone (which Verizon has nonetheless to “announce”). We can’t plead details, though the information exchnage breakdown—which concerned the couple of days of unanswered emails—had zero to do with dissing we readers. The phone, Matt Buchanan says, is distant improved than the Storm 1, that creates me consider the still value the examination notwithstanding it being really late, though we get the last say. What do we think?

Do we still wish us to examination the Blackberry Storm 2?(opinion)

Here is the original:
Still Want the BlackBerry Storm 2 Review? [BlackBerry]

An HTC Android phone popped up today, charity couple of clues—aside from the couple of fast snapped pics—about what it’s called, what it does, or what it wants.

Touch supportive menu keys? Check.

And there’s the companion Android, as well as the camera of indeterminable mega pixelage. [The Unlockr around BGR]

Continued here:
Mystery HTC Android Phone Appears, Discloses Nothing [Htc]

Here’s a discerning look during a supposed last set up of Windows Mobile 6.5 (we call it “Windows Phone,” he says) using on an HTC Touch Diamond 2.

Aside from a pointed name/branding change, there’s a little beef here in a form of a UI (Zune-ish), Marketplace for Windows 6.5 Phone, a My Phone sync use (free) as well as Microsoft Tag. Browsing was a bit slow, as well as if you’re not a air blower of WinMo prior to we perspective a video, which will substantially still be a box when it’s done. [Intruders TV around BGR]

The rest is here:
Windows Mobile 6.5 Final Build Demos Zune-like UI, Marketplace, Synching [Windows Mobile]