
Remember back in the days when we complained about the ‘new’ Dash not having a GPS receiver? Well, the second generation Dash is here. It is called HTC Snap, it is very similar to Dash, it includes a GPS receiver, and the rest of the specs are far superior as well. So there. No more complaints.
HTC Snap has a 528Mhz Qualcomm processor, runs on WinMo 6.1, has a 2.4″ TFT LCD screen, and supports 3G networks. Something the prev. phone didn’t have was a trackball - so Snap also takes care of that which also includes an enter button.
Other features of HTC Snap include bluetooth 2.0, QWERTY keyboard, a whopping 1500mAh Li-Ion battery, 2MP digital camera with video, and a microSD card slot.
HTC Snap will be available unlocked in the U.S. at 850/1900MHz frequency second quarter of this year and it will be called HTC S522.
(Via NaviGadget.)

Last week we got a closer look at the HTC Iolite, highlighting a particularly mysterious footprint key at the bottom. Well, today the Touch Cruise has been announced, and we learn that the key is reserved for a little service called Footprints. Footprints allows users to quickly geotag their location with pictures, audio clips, and notes, as well as retrace their path. I’m a huge fan of geotagging, namely because it’s using GPS for something other than driving directions for a change, but the Touch Cruise handles that as well with a bundled car cradle. When locked in, the Touch Cruise changes its UI to something a little more driver-friendly. On the whole, this phone’s got some flavour to it - keep an eye out this Spring.



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