We've got a ton of new information on the HTC Leo thanks to a thread at XDA, including a list of full specifications. There are some surprises, some mysteries, and some things to drool over. Click on to see. 1. The Leo/HD2 will be released with Windows Mobile 6.5.1, which is a new version of the operation system that once again revamps the interface . 2. The Leo will support Windows Mobile 7 (or more specifically as stated in the Spec sheet: support Multi-Touch capability for WM7 Chassis)...this doesn't necessarily mean that an upgrade will be issued by HTC, but that it meets the requirements needed to run the operating system 3. The screen is made of glass 4. The Leo/HD2 comes with a 3G to WiFi router utility 5. The spec sheet lists a mysterious "Cinema mode" button on the device 6. The battery is just 1230mAh, which is a bit small 7. The device has an awesome 320MB of RAM, more than any HTC device to date 8. There is no TV-Out 9. The device comes with a magnifier function, perhaps for text entry (similar to the iPhone for cursor placement) 
Friday, March 11, 2011
HTC Leo: NEW COOL INFORMATION
We've got a ton of new information on the HTC Leo thanks to a thread at XDA, including a list of full specifications. There are some surprises, some mysteries, and some things to drool over. Click on to see. 1. The Leo/HD2 will be released with Windows Mobile 6.5.1, which is a new version of the operation system that once again revamps the interface . 2. The Leo will support Windows Mobile 7 (or more specifically as stated in the Spec sheet: support Multi-Touch capability for WM7 Chassis)...this doesn't necessarily mean that an upgrade will be issued by HTC, but that it meets the requirements needed to run the operating system 3. The screen is made of glass 4. The Leo/HD2 comes with a 3G to WiFi router utility 5. The spec sheet lists a mysterious "Cinema mode" button on the device 6. The battery is just 1230mAh, which is a bit small 7. The device has an awesome 320MB of RAM, more than any HTC device to date 8. There is no TV-Out 9. The device comes with a magnifier function, perhaps for text entry (similar to the iPhone for cursor placement) 
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