GUIDE : HOW TO INSTALL WP7 ON HTC HD2

Heres a guide on how to install Windows Phone 7 OS on the HTC HD2.Video after the break.....

HTC HD 2 RUNNING MEEGO 1.1 - VIDEO DEMO

Heres a look at MeeGo 1.1 (December 31st daily build)  running on the HTC HD2 with software rendering (which is why it’s *so slow*). As you can see, MeeGo 1.1 is a very early build, and it will likely take another 6 months or more before MeeGo is ready for retail, but it’s fresh, clean, with a distinct style. Video after the break......

HTC HD 2 RUNNING MEEGO 1.1

Here are some pictures of the HTC HD 2 (Windows Mobile device) running Meego 1.1 OS. Pretty nice eh?  Pics & more after the break.......

FPSECE emulator running on the HTC HD2.

Heres a video to show us the true power of FPSECE emulator running on the HTC HD2.
Games featured are:

• Tekken 3
• Street Fighter Alpha 3
• Time Crisis
• Wipeout XL
• Grand Theft Auto 2

N900 MAEMO OPERATING SYSTEM RUNNING ON THE HTC HD2

Can the Maemo OS (Nokia N900)  run on an HTC HD2 Windows Mobile Phone? Watch the video to find out.....

Windows Phone 7 running on the HTC HD2

Heres a video demo of the Windows Phone 7 running on the HTC HD2 (the fun part is that Microsoft said that this non of the WinMobile devices will be able to run the WP7 OS )

HTC HD2 is a quad-band PPC phone with 4.3 inch WVGA capacitive touch screen, 1 GHz processor, 5MP camera, GPS, Wi-Fi and Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional.

SPRINT HTC EVO 4G - FIRST 4G DEVICE

Greg Kumparak gets a hands on demo with the EVO 4G, otherwise known as the HTC Supersonic. HTC EVO 4G is similar to the HTC HD2 and equipped with 4.3-inch display, WiMAX support and fast processor integrated into a thin body. The HTC EVO 4G is running Android 2.1 and HTC Sense interface.

WINDOWS 95 RUNNING ON THE HTC HD2

Heres a video of the Windows 95 running on the HTC HD2. Enjoy!

WINDOWS MOBILE:HD2 WOBBLE - iWOBBLE FOR HTC HD2

This is a preview of the HD2wobble -- iWobble app for the HTC HD2 (Windows Mobile).  With the HD2wobble app you can add wobbly bits to any images and this application uses the g-sensor of your device to shake those bits. It might sound unnecessary and useless, but it is quite popular.Check out the video demo after the break.

Note: this video may not be suitable for our younger readers!