If the above leaked document is to be believed we may be seeing the HTC Touch Pro2 on Verizon Wireless September 11th.

If you’re not familiar with this phone, it features a full QWERTY keyboard in addition to a touchscreen, 3.2mp camera, GPS, WiFi, Windows Mobile 6.1 and a 3.5mm headphone jack.

Price wise, you’re looking at $299.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate and a 2-year contract.

via engadget

Tags: Cell Phones, Document, GPS, HTC, HTC, leaked, Mobile News, Mobile Software, relese date, touchpro2, Verizon, Verizon, WiFi, Windows Mobile 6.1

Above is a recently leaked Verizon document that gives us a hint at the release window for a few forthcoming handsets.

Said handsets are the BlackBerry Storm 2, Motorola Sholes and LG vx8575 “Chocolate Touch” which are all listed to be launching in October. Now, we’ve heard about the Storm 2 and Sholes for some time now but not the vx8575. Although, the “Chocolate Touch” moniker leads us to believe that this will be a Verizon variation of the LG’s highly anticipated BL40.

So folks, if you’re Verizon contract is up soon you may want to wait until October before you consider a new handset.

via blackberryos.com

Tags: BL40, BlackBerry Storm 2, Cell Phones, Document, leaked, LG, Motorola, Research In Motion, Sholes, vx8575

If recent reports are to be believed we may be seeing Apple’s latest update for their Mac OS X operating system, Snow Leopard, hitting store shelves as early as August 28th.

News comes to us from Macenstein who have gotten their hands on support training documents for Snow Leopard which gives us a hint that the update will be dropping soon. In fact, their sources were quoted to have said that an August 28th launch seems “extremely likely”.

View a copy of the support training document after the break.

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Tags: Desktop PCs, Document, Laptops, leak, mac os x, release date, Snow Leopard, software, training

Check out the screenshot here folks! There’s the proof we were looking for! T-Mobile is indeed going to launch the BlackBerry Curve 8520 Gemini on August 5 but the carrier isn’t officially saying anything just yet. The screenshot here is apparently a leaked T-Mobile document in which you can find the release date and the specs of the new Curve. And since that internal document did leak to the public, why can’t the page containing the future prices be made public? Or are we to assume the page here is just a fake, photoshopped picture?

via cellphonesignal

Tags: 8520, BlackBerry, Curve, Document, Gemini, leak, Mobile News, Portable Devices, Research In Motion, T-Mobile, T-Mobile