Filed under: Handsets, HTC, Android We’ve got some good and bad news… mostly bad, though. First, the good news: HTC is looking into finding a way to bring its new Sense UI — the one featured prominently in the new Hero — to its non-Google branded Android devices, such as Canadian carrier Roger Wireless’ Magic.

Filed under: Handsets, HTC, T-Mobile, Windows Mobile, GSM, EDGE, HSDPA, UMTS We personally prefer having phones in our own hands — call us crazy — but a close second would have to be full, revealing pictorials that do a great job of breaking down every little detail. That’s where MobileBurn swoops in with its 11-strong gallery of shots of T-Mobile’s branded Dash 3G from a New York event this week, showing a distinct lack of Inner Circle support — and no, T-Mobile, we hate to inform you that the inclusion of myFaves support is not an even trade. That said, we’ve no doubt this’ll still be a decent seller for folks looking to replaces their aging gen-1 Dashes with something a little speedier when it hits retail next month.

Filed under: Handsets, Palm Palm had its quarterly results conference call yesterday and although CEO Jon Rubinstein and CFO Doug Jeffries kept a pretty tight lid on the future product talk, they did say that licensing webOS to third parties isn’t “a religious issue for us.” That’s pretty vague, sure, but we can’t help but immediately think back to the golden age of Palm OS, when licensees like Sony put out amazing devices like the Clie PEG-NZ90 that we’ve lovingly mocked up with a webOS screenshot above — we’re sure Palm’s upcoming handsets will be interesting in their own right, but we’d love to see a manufacturer like HTC riff on webOS the way it’s tweaking Android. Of course, Jeffries also said Palm has “no plans at this time to even talk about” licensing, so this is all just a pipe dream for now, but let’s not ruin the moment, okay

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Live from London, all the up-to-the-second details on HTC’s latest Android phone, the Hero.

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Filed under: Handsets, Software, HTC, Android Been hankering to see what Flash — via the Open Screen Project — actually looks like on an Android (or any modern mobile) device? Well hanker no more, ya’ll.

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Here it is in living color: the HTC Hero/Sense UI walk-through .

Filed under: Handsets, Samsung, O2, GSM, EDGE, HSDPA, UMTS, Android The big Android news today is all out of London and New York today, but if we move a bit eastward, there’s some cool stuff going on in Deutschland, too: Samsung’s i7500 Galaxy is now available.