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When released, the HTC HD2 was a device for the ages. This new technology had something no other phone had, and much to my surprise, that statement still stands true for the most part with today’s new hardware. I have been trying to replace my HD2 with a more modern and newly released device.

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HTC HD2… Simply Timeless

Its not the most elegant control scheme, but here we have a video showing a Protos 3 Robot controlled by a HTC HD2 . Protos III is a universal robot used for experimenting with Wi-Fi,Computer vision, line following, navigation and through WIFI. The vision system uses the build in webcam of the netbook and then sends the X and Y axes of the detected object back an Arduino unit through USB cable

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Robot controlled by HTC HD2

The HTC HD2 is likely to be the pinnacle of Windows Mobile handsets, and to celebrate its release on T-Mobile USA we will be giving away one of these amazing devices to a lucky reader. As regular readers know we are trying to give away the T-Mobile US version of the device while trying to increase our twitter follower numbers at the same time

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As has been rumoured previously , HTC has announced the release of new smartphones carrying its own brand, rather than its subsidiary Dopod, in China recently. Amongst the 4 handsets the company has released under China Mobile is one Windows Mobile device, the Windows Mobile 6.5 .3 running HTC Tianxi, which bears a striking resemblance to the HTC HD2 , but has the Chinese version of 3G, TD-SCDMA. Besides its partnership with China Mobile HTC has also announced a new distribution partnership with China’s largest electronics distributor, GOME Electrical Appliances Holding Ltd.

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HTC release Windows Mobile 6.5.3 HTC HD2 in China

Dash Genie is a new type of car cradle that uses a special adhesive rather than brackets to adhere both the cradle and phone to your dashboard. Available through MobileFun.co.uk for £14.99, Zippii have given the cradle a good going over and published the above video showing the device holding the rather heavy HTC HD2 rather steadily over pretty rough terrain

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Dash Genie – a new type of car cradle reviewed

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In a rather amazing blast from the past, we have this application from 2006 called Pocket Sands, which appears to make brilliant use of the 1 Ghz processor in the HTC HD2 . The software allows one to play with particle effects on screen, drawing various shapes with sand, fire, water and vegetation, and allows these various elements to interact. The only fault with the software is the tiny icons, clearly designed more the a stylus than a finger,and the lack of accelerometer response, but the software works flawlessly nevertheless

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Pocket Sand – visually stunning game for Windows Mobile

As Windows Phone 7 draws ever closer, the HTC HD2 on T-Mobile is getting ever cheaper.

A kickstand is a pretty useful addition to a phone, and I am sure it is just one of the features that make HTC HD2 owners look longingly at the HTC Evo. Fortunately there is a simple solution that wont require you to spend $50 on an a bulky official extended battery and will also provide some protection. The video above by Docextreme1 (who is doing a series of HD2 tips) shows of the Body Glove Plastic Transparent Case with Kick Stand which will keep your back and sides pristine while providing some shock absorption where it to fall on a corner, and also comes with a handy kick stand that unlike others work in portrait and landscape more

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Transparent Body Shell cures HTC HD2 kickstand envy