With the announcement of the HTC Legend and HTC Desire, the company also ushered in a brand new version of HTC Sense. It’s still the same good lookin’ sense you’re familiar with only it has some additions.
If you thought that machining a phone from a single block of aluminum might cause RF issues in a phone… well, you can apparently think again, because HTC just went there with its freshly-introduced Legend
We grabbed a chance to sit down with HTC’s new Legend right after the press conference today, and the milled-aluminum Android 2.1 smartphone doesn’t disappoint.
Not only is HTC’s Legend their best-looking Android phone to date, I’m going to throw my hat in the ring and say it’s the best-looking Android phone period. Created from a single piece of aluminum, it’s more than MacBook-esque
There are a few Android games that offer a worldwide leader board but none of them allows you to compete with other Android users around the world for a cash prize. Vacuum is a fast paced tunnel racer that does just that. This game was a finalist at ADC2 under the name, Atmosphere: Trainer. An early preview was sent to us for testing and it is a very addicting game. The graphics are really good and the goal is to navigate through an asteroid-filled obstacle course, collecting as many spheres as you can all while tilting your phone like a wireless controller
HTC has added a new feature to the Sense UI home screen. It will now have multi touch support on the home screen as well. Soon you will be able to zoom in and out on the main screen by utilizing the pinch zoom feature
Less than a week after the launch of the Google Nexus One handset, Google have released the Android 2.1 SDK to developers.
