Steve Ballmer and HTC Shift

Its interesting how "The Shift" is being evangelized by Microsoft seniors now. It must tick a lot of boxes to have Steve Ballmer show it off on a recent television interview in Germany. Here is a great video posted by JKKMobile and here is more information from Chippy regarding the interview.

This confirms for me a couple of things:

• The Shift is thinner than expected (well spotted ELO)
• The tilt on the keyboard is solid which means the screen will not rattle when you touch-type
• It seems to have a bright screen - given the amount of fluorescent lights used in a Television studio the screen still seemed pretty well lit

What it does not confirm:

• Cost
• Cost
• Cost
• Cost
• Pen features
• Touch Features

Overall it looks the biz! Great job Chippy and JKK!

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Nokia windows phone beats HTC on producing windows phone

Nokia producing nokia lumia, the first nokia windows phone. Be cause of that HTC mobile biggest windows phone producer from taiwan stop making windows phone and focus on creating android phones.

But HTC is not totally stop in producing windows phone, they will release windows phone after microsoft release windows apollo, the new version of windows mobile os.

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HTC Butterfly has Large Consumer Demand in Japan

One of smartphones with full HD screens  (1080p), namely HTC Butterfly. And, according to information released by Focus Taiwan, the mobile phone has another name HTC J Butterfly for the Japanese market are mentioned selling well in the Japan.

The level of demand for HTC Butterfly in Japan known to be very high. In fact, the market there reported experiencing difficulties in meeting large consumer demand for Android phone with 5-inch screen plus quad-core 1.5 GHz processor.

Because the stock is running low in Japan, HTC also plans to immediately send back products at the end of this month. Unfortunately, until now there is still no official information how much shipping capacity for Butterfly phones which HTC has planned for the Japanese market.

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