The KIN was easily the biggest failure in Microsoft’s and Verizon’s recent history (and dare we say the tech world at large in the last several years). But according to an alleged “trusted source” who is “close to AT&T” came forward to TechCrunch earlier today with information that sheds a grim light on the Facebook-centric HTC Status. Apparently the device has suffered from sales poor enough to have execs looking for an early exit...
Looking to spread your wings and join the other social butterflies of the world? AT&T’s newly launched HTC Status/”Facebook Phone” is ready and waiting for your anxious fingers. Get it now for $50 when signing a new 2-year contract. For those residing under rocks for the last few weeks (it’s ok, we won’t judge you), the HTC features an 800 MHz single-core processor, 2.6″ 480 x 320 display, 512 MB RAM/512 MB ROM, and 5-megapixel...
The continuously leaked HTC Facebook Phone/ChaCha/Status has gotten the official treatment from AT&T and HTC. The real beauty of the HTC Status is the tight, easy integration with Facebook via a dedicated Facebook button located at the bottom right of the device’s front side. While the dedicated Facebook button may seem almost gimmicky, the hardware behind said button is actually pretty decent — 2.6″ 480 x 320 display, 800 MHz Qualcomm processor,...
The HTC ChaCha we’ve all come to know as the “Facebook Phone” now has an official AT&T branded name. Introducing: The HTC Status — see what they did there? For those interested in not only Facebook sharing but actual hardware specs too — 800 MHz processor, Android 2.3.3, 2.6″ 480 x 320 display, quad-band GSM/EDGE tri-band HSPA (AT&T), Bluetooth 3.0 | WiFi b/g/n | GPS, and 5-megapixel rear-facing camera w/ LED flash. Via: ...
Facebook and Twitter are considered the top dogs in the social media realm. It is with these services the vast majority of earthlings around the world communicate and share their ideas, thoughts, and beliefs. Gmail operates much the same way — though it is far from the traditional social networking. I mean, you trade the exact information via Gmail but in a much more private manor. A project deep within Google however is aiming to make Gmail and it’s...
