The Veer features 2.6-inch touch screen, an QWERTY keyboard slide-out, and a 800MHz processor. The device is similar to the Pre 3 but its much more compact. Unfortunately, pricing yet to be announce. Check out the hands-on here.

[via Phonedog]

The handset will features 4.3-inch touchscreen, Windows Phone 7, 1GHz processor, 8GB of storage, 5 megapixel camera, a full complement of sensors, quad-band radio frequencies, 802.11 b/g/n WiFi and more. The HD7 will have “Dolby Mobile Sound”. The tipster also mention that the HTC HD7 will launched in Germany two weeks starts from now at €559 (about $770) or €79 ($109) on a two-year contract.

[via Engadget]

The HTC HD7 will be heading to T-Mobile and received a code name “Schubert”. The device is going to launch globally. Recently, O2 Germany and Vodafone announced the device arrival to their sides. According to the European leaks, the HTC HD7 will be launch on October along the side of WP7. Meanwhile, there are no words on launching date for US. But, we’re expecting its arrival very soon.

[via WMPowerUser/ via IntoMobile]

The advertisement doesn’t go far into the details, like telling when a launch date could be expected, but we figure it’s just a good way for the wireless carrier to show off their existing, and upcoming handsets to all the onlookers out there. However, it definitely doesn’t answer the bigger question: will this be the Palm Pixi Plus, or just the regular Pixi that’s seen on the Sprint network? The difference is simple: twice the on board memory, and the implementation of WiFi. We’d be willing to bet (and we hope beyond hope) that it’s going to the Plus variation that makes it across the pond.

Mostly, because we hope that Palm realizes showcasing the older version of a handset that got drastically better later, would be just about the worst decision possible. But, we’re not in control of that kind of thing, so all we can do is keep our eyes open and our fingers crossed. If a listing from 7mobile.de is any indication, they are definitely getting WiFi, along with UMTS data. Which makes us think it’s the AT&T model, with tweaks to the radio bands, that O2 Germany is getting. But, we’ll have to wait and see.

[via PreCentral]

While the Motorola Droid going on sale from November 6th, the Motorola Milestone for GSM network is said to be available from November 9th next week. Expect to see an official announcement soon this week. As for now, check out SlashGear hands on report and first impressions and highlights on the Motorola Droid.

[via slashgear]

Depending on the network being accessed, the GlobeTrotter Express 441 can deliver super-fast ADSL speeds with uploads at up to 5.76Mbps and downloads at up to 7.2Mbps.

Ease-of-use has also been designed in. Option’s plug ‘n’ play Zero-CD technology automatically installs all necessary software the first time the ExpressCard is inserted. When the Traveller Antenna is pulled-out, the device powers up and connects to the Internet automatically. When the antenna is stowed, the connection stops. A front access SIM holder has been incorporated for added convenience.

The tariff is composed of the concurrent ordering of any O2 postpaid mobile tariff and an O2 Internet-Pack (S, M or L -according to the requirements of the user). The minimum contract term of the BlackBerry option of O2 is 24 months, the one-time activation fee amounts to € 25 and the monthly basic fee to € 5.

O2 has reached the key milestone of operating an independent network as the company now achieves an almost 100 percent coverage of the population. Until the full expansion of its own mobile network by the end of 2009, O2 customers will also be able to use the T-Mobile network in areas which are not covered by O2. Moreover, O2 is also rapidly moving forward the optimization of the mobile supply in buildings, and the company continues to catch up with the two big market players.

Furthermore, O2 will start HSUPA upgrading for a more rapid uploading of data in the next couple of weeks.
Based on EDGE the mobile use of data will also become more and more rapidly in the classical GSM network. The number of sites has more than tripled to 2,600 in the last two months.

HTC Touch HD is the newest full touch screen smartphone from HTC, featuring a large 3.8-inch display screen, VGA display resolution, standard 3.5mm audio jack and 5 megapixel camera with autofocus. The stylish new device also features HTC’s TouchFLO 3D user interface to provide quick and intuitive access to the people, messages and content that are most important.