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CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. So yes -- it will be quad-core, have a 720p HD screen and an 8-megapixel camera, if the ROM is correct. A quad-core nVidia Tegra 3 chip powers the device, and there'll be a 1.3-megapixel front-facing camera on board for video conferencing. Dropbox integration will come as standard. Ice Cream Sandwich is the order of the day (unless Apple gets its way and manages to ban ICS, of course), and HTC is slathering its own Sense 4.0 UI all over the top of it. The name is given as "HTC Endeavor" though here's hoping HTC adds the 'u' for us Brits.

Are you excited about quad-core handsets? And can HTC turn around its fortunes? dangers in the forest iii iphone case Let us know below, or over on our Facebook page, A leaked ROM for the upcoming flagship HTC phone seems to confirm the specs rumoured a while ago, Call it what you want -- HTC Edge, HTC Supreme, or HTC Endeavour -- but this phone looks like an absolute powerhouse, It's rumoured to be Europe's first quad-core handset, and now a leaked ROM has confirmed the specs we got all excited about back in November, Pocketnow reports..

CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. Sony's yet-to-be-anointed president and CEO Kazuo Hirai told reporters that the company designed the OS to be expandable to other devices, The Verge reports, quoting AV Watch. Sony's deputy president then said smart phone apps would be coming soon to Vita, via PlayStation Suite. Hirai told reporters that we shouldn't forget Vita OS as a mobile platform, not just focussed on gaming. Sony Computer Entertainment's senior vice president Yoshio Matsumoto then said: "if you're asking if we've made it [Vita's OS] in a way that's expandable, so that it's possible to apply to smart phones and tablets on top of achieving the high responsiveness we need for gaming devices -- it is possible.".

He added: "that doesn't mean that we're applying it to smart phones and tablets at this point in time, but it's been designed with expandability in mind.", But why would Sony design it with "expandability in mind" and then not act on it? Sounds to us like it's only a matter of time until we see a Vita range of smart phones and tablets, The company did just buy out Ericsson from its mobile side, after all, dangers in the forest iii iphone case and new boss Hirai, who takes over on 1 April, is from the PlayStation side of things at Sony..

Sony Ericsson incurred losses of £206m last year, so Sony will doubtless want to do everything it can to turn round its ailing phone business. Would you buy a Vita handset or tablet? And would Sony be right to plough its own furrow, or should it stick with Android? Let us know in the comments below, or on our Facebook page. Some Sony executives have let slip that it could port its Vita operating system to mobiles and tablets. Will it turn its back on Android?. The PS Vita's success as a games system is far from secure, but Sony has just hinted that it might make tablets and smart phones using the Vita operating system.