The once great king in the mobile world, Symbian, is dying a slow, painful death. Among the many upgrades the platform needs, the most easily visible one is the UI. It’s old and stogy (of course, that’s what Maemo is supposed to fix). But thanks to the easily customized nature of the platform, 3rd party skins and themes can be easily installed. On that note, if you’d like to get the HTC Sense UI theme running on your Symbian S60 or S^3 device, a quick...

Hopefully the Windows Phone 7 folks in the crowd aren’t putting their newfound mobile aspirations on an HTC Sense UI-powered device at launch. In an interview with FierceWireless, HTC’s CEO, Peter Chou had this to say: “Initially, we don’t have time to bring things on top of that,” he said. “But over time we will innovate on top of that to provide some HTC experience.” So far, the Sense UI stuff we’ve seen running within Windows Mobile is...

While I generally despise custom skins running atop Android, HTC’s Sense is one exception that (1) I actually like the styling of and (2) think it aids nicely to the general navigation of the device. Everything else — get it outta here. As nice as Sense UI is though, it’s growing long in the tooth. Well over 1+ years old, something fresh needed to come out of HTC labs. And wouldn’t you know it, HTC unveiled just that at their recent London...

Coming from Android and it’s free-for-all skinning affair, I’ll admit that I’m pretty worn out on all this customizing stuff, even if HTC’s Sense UI is one of the nicest looking skins to ever grace a mobile OS. As such, HTC puts their mark on every possible platform they can. But there’s one we haven’t seen them improve/taint yet — Windows Phone 7. Well, until now that is. We now have some ideas of what HTC’s Sense UI will...

Here we are almost two full years after the original G1 was released finally seeing the G2. A lot has changed since late 2008. The G1 is now considered a low-end device. The G2 however, while not the most bleeding edge Android device, will certainly be a welcome addition. As you can see, it is a pretty stylish sliding QWERTY design with a 3.7″ display, and we assume, at least 1GHz of power under the hood. Being HTC and all means Sense UI is on board, so updates...