Sony Ericsson Preparing New Touchscreen Walkman Phone?
March 20, 2010
While Sony Ericsson seems to have placed a lot of focus on Android-powered phones recently, it seems that the company has not forgotten its popular Walkman series. Word is going around that Sony Ericsson is planning to come up with a new touch-enabled Sony Ericsson Walkman phone in the second half of 2010. Exact details aren’t available just yet, but considering the importance of phones playing the role of an MP3 player nowadays, we’re certainly looking forward to seeing what Sony Ericsson comes up with. Do you think that it will be powered by Android?
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IDTI full HD touchscreen display
March 19, 2010
IDTI, additionally known as Integrated Digital Technologies, was parading their 21.5” full HD touchscreen display at the recently concluded CeBIT event at Germany. that is not a computer, mind you, but it does boast support for Windows 7 while featuring HDMI/D-Sub input. You will need to use the company’s stylus for the touchscreen to work though, somewhat similar to assured digital tablets. Would you harrass your boss to fork out $300 by the company to get you one of these?
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Concept Tablet Is Powered By Windows Phone 7 Series
March 18, 2010
Umang Dokey’s Windows Phone 7 Series tablet concept certain looks interesting, and is probably not possible with the current tech we have. We say so considering it includes features we’d love to have in any device such as 3D video conference. that concept tablet features a fold-key stand, keyboard, two webcams that sit either side of the 8-inch touchscreen, which is probably related to the 3D video conferencing. The cool part is the concept uses Windows Phone 7 Series as its operating system of choice, something that Microsoft will certainly be happy to construct out. How many years to you think we’ll have to wait till we get 3D video conferencing on mainstream devices?
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Virgin To Offer The HTC Desire And Xperia X10
March 17, 2010
Virgin has officially announced its plans to introduce more Android-powered devices on its network, and it has two devices to show its dedication, the HTC Desire and Sony Ericsson Xperia X10. We probably don’t need to remind you that the HTC Desire sports a 1GHz Snapdragon processor and a 3.7-inch AMOLED display. The Xperia X10 is no slouch either, particularly with its 4-inch touchscreen and Timescape app to link all your social networks and contacts together. Both phones will be hitting Virgin’s stores in April, though pricing and plan info is still unknown, albeit there is a promise that the plans will be “exceptionally compelling”.
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Samsung Sunburst to hit the US
March 15, 2010
Samsung's upcoming handset, the Sunburst, will be arriving that coming March 21st by AT&T, where that full touchscreen phone will feature a wide range of customizable widgets, a 3" touchscreen display, a full browser experience, Smart Unlock, a 2-megapixel camera with video recording capability, mobile e-mail support Bluetooth connectivity, AT&T SocialNet, AT&T Mobile Music and AT&T Navigator. whether you are interested in picking that up, the Samsung Sunburst will retail for $39.99 after a 2-year agreement as well as a mail-in rebate. Any takers? [Press Release]
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Eston N97 MID runs on Android OS
March 12, 2010
Looks like the Android OS is gaining traction not only among notable hardware manufacturers, but those who walk on the clone side as well. Here we are with the Eston N97 Mobile Net Device (MID) which was announced in November last year, where it comes with a trackball located right under the display, a pre-installed copy of the Android OS with the option to run Windows CE and Ubuntu as well, a 624MHZ Marvell PXA303 processor, a 7" touchscreen display at 800 × 480 resolution, Wi-Fi connectivity and a 2,800mAh battery that supposedly offers up to 4 hours of working date. No view on storage capacity and pricing details, but you can place a pre-order in China already.
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Hott MD500 rocks to Android
March 11, 2010
With the slew of tablets as well as iPad wannabes rolling out from China these days, the law of probability points toward a winner through the plethora of candidates, and perhaps one that might just edge out the iPad in terms of popularity? Perhaps in another lifetime, but kudos to Hott for their MD500 which is powered by the Android operating system. that tablet sports a 4.8" touchscreen display that was specially customized to operate with the ARM9 Rockchip processor, featuring full video playback support, a minimal screen bezel and interesting Android customizations.
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