The first WiMAX smartphone for the US. This high-end Android 2.1 phone sports HTC’s Sense interface, a huge touch display, and 8-megapixel camera. Advanced features include Qik video recording and live streaming, plus HD video capture and HD video output to TV. Other features include kickstand for table-top video watching, WiFi, memory card slot, GPS navigation, FM radio and 3.5mm audio jack.

This new messaging phone takes the Rumor series higher-end, with a touch screen, EVDO 3G data, 2-megapixel camera, video capture, and 3.5mm audio jack. Other features include stereo Bluetooth, sliding text keyboard and a memory card slot.

Great Career feels like the opening day of career development at both my high school and my University. It provides a questionnaire based on many of the leading personality tests on the market, and provides assessments of those answers in the form of qualities that you exhibit professionally. Based on those qualifications, lists of possible careers that meet those strengths are provided to help get you started on a career path.

Additional features for Great Career include a build your village option which boils down to a networking assistant application. Through a set of questions, build your village helps to construct professional emails that can be sent out through the email client in your iDevice to ask for assistance, or provide interest, for various career specific questions or requests. There is additional find resource option which helps identify challenges the individual is having, and iron out solutions for those challenges.

Ive taken a lot of these career development courses, and even helped to run one or two. This app does help someone identify their strengths and weaknesses, and even lays out some possible career opportunities, but Ive never been a fan of the cookie cutter application of standardized criteria for job placement. Users of this app need to be weary to follow this as a how to guide for career placement, and need to follow their own aspirations, even if this app can be a guide to those aspirations. I dont believe this is a $4.99 poorly spent, I just warn people that this shouldnt be the end all to their career searching.

[ Great Career Review is a post from 148Apps ]

This affordable CDMA messaging phone puts the features of the Rumor 2 into a square-slider form factor, with a larger display and eco-friendly design. Key features include a sliding text keyboard, 1.3 megapixel camera, memory card slot and stereo Bluetooth

I have to say that the all new BlackBerry OS 6.0 is looking rather nice. I’m looking forward to seeing how it actually works in the real world. Meantime, here’s a sneak peak video from today’s WES2010 event: