HTC Phone News

It’s hard to imagine a period before cell phones. Our own phones and our apps are capable of doing just about everything. Even saving life across species. These are truly powerful devices.

United kingdom tree surgeon Leon Timms found a tiny chaffinch lying in the grass. It is thought that your bird flew in to the solar panels on Timms’ top or hit certainly one of his windows. The bird was dazed together trouble breathing. Therefore Leon brought it straight into his home as well as started to stroke the actual bird, hoping to revive it. Luckily he had his smartphone using him.

It could be chance, but that appears unlikely. At least one chicken owes it’s life to this software now.

“I brought the chaffinch inside and started stroking him on my lap, and then I came up with the idea of playing it the sound of another chaffinch on my mobile phone app. I popped the app on and almost immediately the bird’s eyes opened and he seemed to become more alert … It definitely responded to the sound of another chaffinch.”

The HTC Chacha was the Facebook phone that didn’t do as well as HTC and the folks at FB hoped it would. But rumors have been spreading over another smart phone to represent the Big Blue that is Facebook. Apparently, word has it that Facebook and HTC have teamed up to create a new smartphone that will run on it’s own platform exclusive to Facebook and might just be out by Q3 of 2012. The word is that this time, HTC will be taking out the big guns on the newest addition to the Facebook smart phone family. We are keeping our fingers crossed that not be as big of a let down as the last Facebook phone.

The LG Nitro HD is a threat to HTC devices and it will available over at AT&T on the 4th of December for only $250 on a new two year contract.

The LG Nitro HD features a 4.5 inch HD IPS display and it runs Android Gingerbread 2.3. It is powered by a dual core 1.5GHz processor with 1GB of RAM 4GB of built in storage, an 8 megapixel camera, a 1.3 megapixel camera on the front for video conferencing, and a microSD card slot.

If you want more information, you might want to head over at TechCrunch because they have some hands on photos of the device, as well as some more details.  Via CellPhoneTrek

Mugen Power, the one who brought us HTC Rezound Accessories like the extended battery has unveiled a new extended life battery for the HTC Titan that has 22% more power than the standard battery.

The extended battery has 1950mAh of power and is a lithium-ion type. It’s small and compact battery that doesn’t require a larger battery door. Some of the high capacity batteries make the smartphone thicker. The battery costs $44.95 which includes free shipping all over the world.