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WAPI-enabled iPhone for China Unicom and also iPhone 4G (?)

28. January 2010

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The Apple iPhone may soon have the Chinese version of WiFi after Foxconn finishes building up its inventory of WAPI iPhones. WAPI is the Chinese standard for wireless LAN. The iPhone distributed in China lacks WLAN capabilities, but that looks to have a solution soon. Foxconn is said to be making iPhones specifically supporting WAPI [...]

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Nokia Morph soon to be a reality, Patent filed for flexible display technology

19. January 2010

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As far as concept designs are concerned, most of them never really make it into commercial production, and that’s just what we thought when we first saw this Nokia Morph concept phone. However, Nokia’s recent filing of a patent for device equipped with a flexible display is making us think otherwise.

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Liquavista low-power color e-ink display demoed on video

6. January 2010

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Liquavista is showing off their latest innovation dubbed as LiquavistaColor. It’s a “full-color sunlight readable” display that also provides great power-saving features that’s ideal for devices such as e-book readers. Based on the video, it looks pretty responsive enough and definitely opens up a whole new world of possibilities for future devices. Unfortunately, this demo is [...]

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Zii Trinity Phone Shows Off HD Playback

6. December 2009

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Here at PMP Today, we’re quite spoiled with mobile devices featuring HD playback of up to 1080p–that’s full HD! The Zii Trinity phone supports 1080p. And in case no one believes Creative, they had set up a demonstration at the Zii Summit. Don’t make a mistake in underestimating Creative. Though they’re only eoffering the Zii [...]

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Google GPhone is a VoIP PMP?

18. November 2009

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OK, let me undesrtand Techcrunch. Google may not be making a Google GPhone phone, because that will compete with all the Android phones already in existence. Just as Google’s Andy Rubin said, Google is not making hardware but they’re enabling other manufacturers to build them. Google will not compete with the supporters of Android. That [...]

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Apple iTablet Rumor: Pen-Input App Makes Us Wonder

12. November 2009

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Whatever you say about finger-tap input on a mobile device, no one can deny that styluses are more efficient for scribbling words. Leaked documents from Apple suggest that pen-input is forthcoming on an Apple device. Perhaps this is on the iPhone and iPod Touch, perhaps on the iPhone 4G. Even more exciting, an Apple Tablet? [...]

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Synaptics 8-inch ClearPad 3000 Touchscreen Well-Suited for Apple Tablet

22. July 2009

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The new multi-touch technology from Synaptics offers enough space for 10-finger touch control. The ClearPad 3000 has 8 inches of multi-touch screen space. In their demo sample, the ClearPad 3000 is usable enough for dual-player gaming mode. ClearPad 3000 right now is still too expensive to mass-produce but it won’t be too long before manufacturers [...]

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CTD Dragonfly MID concept takes things a step further

10. June 2009

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If you think the current crop of netbooks and MIDs are the most compact mobile computers you’ll ever see this lifetime, you better think again. The CTD Dragonfly is a “crossfolding” MID which promises to bring portability and ease of use to a whole new level. What you’re looking at is just a mock up, [...]

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Nvidia Tegra features HD playback, WiMax support, 25 days Music playback on a single charge

2. June 2009

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Watch out Intel, Nvidia’s latest processor is packing a punch! The new Tegra processor has just officially been announced and it boasts of such drooling features that used to only exist in our imagination. Apart from 1080p video playback which we’ve seen (in video) in the past, this new Tegra also comes with GPU accelerated [...]

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Nanotouch technology has future in gaming

20. April 2009

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What you’re looking at folks is a video of the NanoTouch screen demonstrating its gaming prowess. Developed by Microsoft and the Hasso Plattner Institute, the NanoTouch display used here is a small 2.4-inch LCD that features a capacitive sensitive touchscreen at the back as opposed to the front. This makes for an ideal interface for [...]

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