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Rumor: iPhone OS 4.1 to unify iPhone, iPad

9. March 2010

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We know that iPhone OS 3.2 exists and that the iPad will debut with the said firmware. There has also been evidence to support rumors of an iPhone OS 4.0 being in the works as well. So, which of the two iPhone OS versions will unify both Apple devices? According to The Loop, it might [...]

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HP Slate demoed on Video, Shows of Flash capabilities

8. March 2010

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HP has been very active in the netbook business having released quite a number of models already since the debut of the HP Mini Note 2133. Now that the trend is veering towards the direction of full touchscreeen tablets, it’s not surprising that HP will also be releasing a slate PC of their own this [...]

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FirstView PC607V: $95 Android Tablet

6. March 2010

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Besides Android 1.4, the FirstView PC607V also runs Windows CE. It’s just one of the cheap Android tablets there at CeBIT, according to Engadget reporter Joanna Stern. While Joanna never really took the time to have a good look at them cheap Android Tablets, we gather that the FirstView tablet costs only $95 and sports [...]

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Hivision SpeedPad Sub-$100 Android Tablet debuts at CeBIT 2010

2. March 2010

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Are you looking to get an Android tablet in the near future but constrained by a limited budget? If so, we suggest you keep an eye out for the Hivision SpeedPad which is expected to retail for less than $100. This Android-based MID boasts of a 7-inch WVGA resistive touchscreen, WiFi (802.11b/g), Bluetooth, GPS, 3G [...]

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INS Mobile’s iVIDI AMOLED PMP

2. March 2010

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It’s been a while since we had interesting news from manufacturers of standalone PMPs. The iVIDI from a company called INS Mobile in Korea is a 3.3-inch AMOLED PMP with WiFi, G-Sensor, FM radio, auto-rotation and e-Book support. It also has a TV tuner so if you have DMB TV in your country, you are [...]

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Haleron’s iLet Mini HAL Android Tablet is a real A.I.?

26. February 2010

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Probably not on the first version, but Haleron got us real intrigued about what the iLet Mini HAL could become in the coming years. For now it’s slightly under-powered compared to other tablets with only 600MHz processing power courtesy of a VIA chip. The 7-inch touchscreen boasts a 800 x 480-pixel resolution. Besides videos, music [...]

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Moblic E7 Gaming Pad W/ WiMAX

24. February 2010

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Here’s one super gadget we never even dreamed of. A gamer with PSP Go sliding form factor that is equipped with WiMAX. Better than the PSPGo, the slideout console includes a QWERTY keyboard. The 4-inch touchscreen has WVGA resolution and inside is a 600MHz ARM CPU that is 3D capable. A 256MB RAM adds speed [...]

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Witstech A81 Windows CE MID Does Portrait E-Reading

17. February 2010

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The video demo begins with an unboxing and a good look at how you’ll be able to use the Witstech A81 as an E-Book Reader. It’s not anywhere near as thrilling as the iPad video demo. The implication, though, is obvious. As long as you do not mind stylus input, the Windows CE on the [...]

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FireFox Mobile for Android launching late 2010

17. February 2010

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Want to have FireFox Mobile running on your Android phone? If so, read on as we’ve got good news for you. Jay Sullivan, Mozilla’s Vice President, proudly shares that their nearing the finish line on their work for the Android version with a target release date set for the end of this year. He didn’t [...]

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Sony Dash Gives Netflix Streaming to Chumby Form Factor

16. February 2010

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Labeled as your Personal Internet Viewer, the Sony Dash will remind you of the Chumby, which was released three years ago. Here’s Sony’s own description of the Dash: Sony’s dash personal Internet viewer wirelessly delivers the real-time Internet to any room of the home or office by providing always on, sequential display of over 1,500 apps [...]

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