Heres the first high quality hands-on video with the HTCs first Windows Phone 7 device, the HTC Schubert! Check out the video after the break!

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The smartphone market grew 50% in Q2 driven by manufacturers of Android handsets, according to global figures from analyst IDC. Smartphone manufacturers shipped 63 million handsets in the second quarter of 2010, compared with 42 million units a year earlier. Shipments in the first half of the year were up by 54% to 118.3 million units.

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The good folks at MyNokiaBlog reviews the Nokia C6. Head over to this post to read the review! The Nokia C6 positions itself significantly higher in the hierarchy of devices, sporting a 16:9 3.2″ touchscreen and slide-out QWERTY. Other hardware goodies that have found their way onto the C6′s body include a 5MP camera with flash and autofocus, Wi-Fi, GPS and 3.5mm jack. It is, of course, powered by Symbian^1 (S60), so nothing new under the sun here. Not surprisingly, users will have access to a plethora of Ovi services, including Store, Music, Chat and Mail.

For the rest of the people, the Nokia C6 is neither innovative nor evolutionary device. It doesn’t try to be best at anything, nor pretend something it’s not. The absence of extra perks is understandable for it’s price limit. But if you’re simply on a lookout for a capable and affordable device with one of the best physical qwerty keys out there, the C6 is hard bargain to match.

Adriana from phonedog gets a quick look at the hardware on the beta model of the Samsung Epic 4G, an Android slider that is Sprint’s second 4G smartphone. Will this Android device, with 1 GHz Hummingbird processor, TouchWiz, dual cameras and hard QWERTY keyboard make people drool? You be the judge.

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Heres a video demonstrating the TV out feature (HDMI) on the Nokia N8. The video is from Nokia N8 Event in Delhi. Can you guess the name of the movie they are playing?

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Just wanted to inform you guys that our forum has gone mobile friendly with the Tapatalk app! Tapatalk is a forum app on the iPhone, iPad,  BlackBerry, Android, and Nokia. The app provides you super fast forum access and uses less data transfer than the full HTML version. Check out the screenshots and instructions on how to download the app after the break.

Features:

• Over 4000 forums supported and one thousand more added each month
• Multiple forum systems support means your single purchase will likely usable in more than one forum you frequent
• Multiple Account Support – easily switch identity in the same forum!
• Full screen image viewing support
• Ability to upload images (only if the forum you visited support attachment upload)
• Private Messaging support
• And a lot more!

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Welcome to iMetro, an intuitive, powerful application for the iPhone and iPod Touch. It’s more than just a map: it’s your guide in 90 cities. Metro maps in your pocket!

Supported City’s

USA – Washington, Chicago, San Francisco, Atlanta, Boston, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Miami, Buffalo, Detroit, Jacksonville, Las Vegas, Minneapolis, Phoenix

ITALY – Rome, Milan, Catania, Perugia, Turin

GREEK – Athens

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The folks at fonearena demoes the Nokia N8 S60 browser and shows us how the Nokia N8 handles flash videos! Check it out after the break…

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