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    TouchFLO 3D 2.5 Tricks Us Into Getting Excited About Windows Mobile, Again

    We've got some screenshots of the new version of HTC's TouchFLO 3D, which should be debuting on the Firestone. HTC's gone ever deeper into WinMo's UI, including every settings screen. Basically, you'll hardly know which OS you're using. More »
    06/27/09
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    Comment by SuramaAte: tried touchflow3d and hated it. ignored my finger all the time maybe that's microsoft but still happened. Palm pre for... 6 Responses | Other threads

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    SE Xperia Panel Interface Modded to Work on HTC Touch HD

    Not sure why anybody would take on this project, but several modders at the xda-developers forum have gotten Sony Ericsson's Xperia X1 panel interface to work on HTC's Touch HD. From the look of it, X1 installs, launches and works without much of a speed difference, and the panel interface actually seems nicer on the Touch HD's roomier screen. I doubt either company would be happy about this, but if you ever wanted X1's interface rather than TouchFLO on your HTC handset, I guess now there's a way to get it. [xda-developers via Engadget China]
    11/26/08
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  • upgrade your smartphone

    Dealzmodo Hack: Cooked Software Revives HTC Phones

    HTC has always known their biggest weakness: Windows Mobile. They've done their best to hide the aged interface in glossy costumes and bolster performance, but they can only do so much—the OS is slow, buggy and can drain battery life on certain hardware. Luckily, Windows Mobile responds well to per-device modification. A dedicated community of hackers called XDA has built a collection of streamlined, debugged, turbocharged OS builds (or ROMs) to resuscitate your flagging HTC phone, along with some less daunting smartphone tweaks for the weaker stomached. More »
    11/06/08
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    HTC Touch Diamond Hands-on Update

    I'm still working on the full review, but I wanted to give everyone an update on that performance fix that was released last week for the HTC Touch Diamond. I installed the new ROM (it was easy, just run the executable on your PC), and now TouchFLO is noticeably faster. It's still not instant, but it's definitely improved to the point where it's usable and you won't really mind it. Yeah, it's passed that bar. I'd even say that it's just as fast as the iPhone. Current owners will be able to upgrade to the newer official ROM soon.
    06/25/08
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    Comment by ostralek: Here are some of the useful resources for HTC Touch Diamond: For more information and issues with HTC Touch Diamond, [htc-resource.blogspot.com]... more » | Other threads

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    HTC's Performance Fix for Touch Diamond's TouchFLO 3D

    HTC's installing an updated ROM on all the Touch Diamonds they're shiping out in Europe now, which hopefully will fix the sluggish TouchFLO 3D issues we noticed in our preliminary hands on. We're trying to track down some kinda download link so current owners can get in on the slightly-less-slow action, and we'll update if we find one. If you've got a lead, let us know. [Unwired via Boy Genius]
    06/20/08
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    Comment by daveazadi: the funny thing is HTC doesn't care about customers and updates they shut the door if you buy their product... more » | Other threads

  • cellphones

    HTC's Next-Gen TouchFLO Windows Mobile 6.1 Interface In Screenshots

    Boy Genius has details on "Manilla," the code name for HTC's TouchFLO replacement interface coming on some of their Windows Mobile 6.1 smartphones. There's the improved home screen (above), as well as the improved dialer screens, skinning of the browser and skinning of the comm manager. Our intern tells us that a bunch of these new skins were already seen in gradual updates in some of the newer devices that are out already, such as the Touch Cruise, but "Manilla" seems to be a TouchFLO 2.0 that brings all the updates together. Boy Genius has more. [Boy Genius Report]
    03/28/08
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    HTC TouchFlo 2.0 Leaked, Covers Up Windows Mobile Even Better?

    HTC's TouchFLO UI was great because it was one of the first "skin Windows Mobile to make it usable" applications—even if it isn't quite as good as PointUI. This supposed TouchFlo 2.0 upgrade looks much improved, even if it is still early in the development stage. If you're feeling brave you can actually try and install it on your own phone and give it a shot. We hope this new version covers up more of the Windows Mobile UI than the original, which was basically just a shortcut launcher system to get you into the ugly, bloody guts of the phone. [HTCInsider via The Unwired via PhoneMag]
    01/31/08
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    Comment by lmjabreu: Haven't tried, but I've read the thread, only runs of QVGA devices after it's hacked, ~14fps. #care, PointUI, this and the... more » | Other threads

  • cellphones

    HTC Pharos Spy Shot - Windows Mobile, GPS and Confusing Name

    We're not sure if this HTC Pharos 3470 Windows Mobile Smartphone will actually be called the Pharos when it launches—especially since it gets people confused with Pharos, who also make GPS Windows Mobile smartphones—but this spy shot looks interesting. The phone has a 200MHz OMAP processor, 128MB RAM, 2.8-inch QVGA display, Bluetooth 2.0, and GPS. What it supposedly doesn't have, oddly enough, is 3G or Wi-Fi; two things that HTC phones usually throw in standard. It does have the HTC Touch's TouchFLO interface, which means to us that there's no keyboard underneath. [Pcdebolso via Uber Gizmo]
    01/17/08
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    Sprint Launches HTC Touch [Updated With Video]

    Sprint launched its version of the HTC Touch today, aimed not at business users (that most of the Windows Mobile platform devices target) but at consumers. The hope is that the flip-happy TouchFlo skin over the more familiar WM6 interface will draw in people with iPhone envy. The Touch will cost $250 with a two-year contract and $100 mail-in rebate, and will be available on Nov. 4. Photos by Jennifer Hooker More »
    10/17/07
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  • windows mobile

    AT&T Tilt Spotted In The Wild

    A HoFo user got his hands on an AT&T Tilt, also known as an HTC Kaiser or the HTC TyTN II, and took a few shots of its exterior hardware buttons and its fairly standard Windows Mobile 6 UI. From the shots, you can't tell whether the phone has the TouchFlo topscreen UI like the standard HTC TyTN II does, but the default WM6 home screen along with Push-To-Talk is still there. The same HoFo user says that an October 1 launch date "seems right", but we'll have to wait until next week to be sure. In the meantime, hold off on any Windows Mobile phone purchases to see how this one pans out. [Howard Forums] More »
    09/28/07
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    Comment by SneakerFiend: OMFG@im_here_for_the_food: Dude word of advice dont take your T-Mobile wing into the bathroom with you. Dude i did that and... more » | Other threads

  • touchscreen windows mobile

    Quick Note: HTC Touch Launching in Taiwan, US Later

    HTC's Touch, the touchscreen (TouchFLO) phone from Windows Mobile maker HTC will be launching in Taiwan first, and then making its US debut sometime before the end of the year. – Jason Chen More »
    06/12/07
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    Comment by ANoel: OK. Someone has to say it. This phone looks totally gropable. more » | Other threads

  • review

    Hands-On With the HTC Touch: Windows Mobile Innovation at Last

    When's the last time you saw anyone make the slightest bit of innovation on the input scheme for Windows Mobile? Never? We thought so. But that's just what HTC's done with their TouchFLO app on the new Touch smartphone. TouchFLO actually lets you use the pads of your fingers—not just the tip like a stylus—to control things on the phone. More »
    06/07/07
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    Comment by AirTimeManager: We have been testing the latest version of Microsoft's new mobile operating system, Windows Mobile 6, this week on what... more » | Other threads

  • roundups

    HTC Touch Roundup

    If our early morning HTC Touch reveal left you hanging for more on this fancy finger-touch phone, look no further. Well, a little further. Here's some coverage of the Touch from around the webernet. More »
    06/05/07
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    Comment by 001: @zackspatula that's a jab at the iphone, right? more » | Other threads

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