We just had some information on LG planning to make its first Windows Mobile 7 phone LG Appolo, do you think HTC will be quiet? They will surely be the first manufacturer of Windows Mobile 7 considering their past mile stones with PocketPC phones and as a premium OEM partner for Microsoft.

HTC’s HD 2 Pocket PC with Windows Mobile 6.5 is now ready to be launched in Australia exclusively on Telstra networks. According to HTC’s marketing division, HD 2 is one of the most advanced and intuitive phones that they have ever produced to date.

Windows Mobile 7 Pocket PC phones are yet to be launched to public but the manufacturers like LG have already started their plans to make use of the initial launch, hyped phase. LG will probably name its first Windows Mobile 7 PocketPC as the Apollo.

At first we were complaining the lack of a better Outlook task software that could replace the very basic one that comes with Windows Mobile Pocket PC phones. Now we’ve got a slew of them. After Nested Tasks and pTasks, here comes another one.

We have seen numerous user interface over hauls for Windows Mobile Pocket PC phones. Here’s another one that works almost like the HTC Sense UI on Android phones like Hero.

T-Mobile USA is planning to introduce 3 hot mobiles into their account by the 1st quarter of 2010. 2 Windows Mobile phones and 1 Android.

Remember the patents applied by HTC for Capacitive Stylus a while ago? Unlike other companies who apply patents solely to sell them for royalties, HTC has truly materialized their innovation.

We have seen Tweak HD for the first generation HTC Touch HD PocketPC. Although the second generation HTC HD2 is not yet available in the US, we have already got a nice tweaking software to uncover hidden features or make the HTC HD2 PocketPC work the way you want.

We don’t know if Microsoft is really working on Windows Mobile 7 as it gets delayed day after day but HTC is constantly developing their customizations to deliver a better user experience for Windows Mobile Pocket PC phones made by them.

Couple of days ago, we showed you a battery indicator occupying a thin line at the top of your PocketPc screen. Here is a better indicator that looks more like the original one but adds a small percentage level to it.

How often you wished you had your credit card details with you or tried to remember the old forgotten, complicated password of your long unused email account or even bank passwords and ATM pin numbers? Here is a free software to manage such sensitive information on your Pocket Pc.

The default battery indicator present at the top Start bar of PocketPc phones will give only 4 bars which would mean the exact power is rounded off to the nearest 25 point. How about having a better battery indicator that displays exact charge levels on your PocketPc? Here you go.