After being showed at CES 2010, the M1 smartphone created by Inbrics will bring its Android hotness to MWC 2010, starting next week. This MID/smartphone is also supposed to be released this year and apparently it’ll be used as a media controller among others. This is the thinnest Android slider to date, packing a 3.7 inch WVGA AMOLED display,...
During CES 2010, we missed a bunch of pico projectors that are starting to look pretty good right now, specially considering that at least one of them is able to project an image with a 60 inch diagonal. First, here’s a pico projector attached to a video camera and shown in action here: The folks of PicoProjector-info messed with these devices during...
South Korean handset maker LG is the world’s third largest cellphone vendor right now and they seem to be very keen on Google’s operating system, Android. This becomes even clearer if you take into account that the company’s CEO, Nam Yong announced during CES 2010 that half of LG’s 2010 phones will run Android OS. LG is known...
Viliv P3 was among the many devices tested by Engadget @ CES 2010 and they seemed pretty satisfied with it, in the end. This is a nice looking PMP, that might as well make a decent phone, thanks to its big AMOLED display and cool 800 MHz Cortex A8 CPU. The device has a very impressive waistline, measuring a mere 9.8mm, 1.7mm less than the slim Nexus...
A couple of days after the whole CES 2010 mayhem, we sit down and have a look at the devices we’ve seen showcased at the Las Vegas show. Among them there was also Huawei U8230, a distant “cousin” to the U8220, known in the UK as T-Mobile Pulse. U8230 is very similar to the Pulse, packing a 3.2 megapixel camera, a secondary VGA upfront,...
CES 2010 also included one of Synaptics’ new products, the Fuse concept phone, pictured below and based on some original input/control methods. Aside from the capacitive touch display, the device also supports tilt control, squeeze input and haptics technology. Too bad that Synaptics didn’t bring the finished device to the show, only showing...
Teleepoch showcased a very interesting concept phone @ CES 2010, one that used Qualcomm technology, incorporated a very tiny display and relied on gesture control. We’re talking about the device pictured below, a pretty concept phone that will apparently debut later in 2010. This flip phone will have you tilting its body up and down, in order...
The main smartphone makers impressed us with their products @ CES 2010, but a couple of not so famous brands also managed to shine in Las Vegas, through their innovations. Among those there’s Else and its cool Emblaze smartphone, pictured below. This touchscreen device is the very first to use Access’ Linux Platform v3.0 OS, but we also...
CES 2010 might have ended, but we’re still dissecting pictured and videos from the show and checking out some very cool technologies, like Intel’s Moorestown CPU. Pankaj Kedia, Intel Global Ecosystem Programs Director has shown the journalists the first next gen Atom-powered phones, including LG GW990. GW990 uses a next gen LG UI, packed...
CES 2010 was also about prototypes, not only finished products, like handsets or tablets, so now we get to check out the Identity MID phone prototype, pictured below. We truly hope that this gadget will make it to the market, through a cooperation of its maker with carriers, since it’s a pretty promising product. The MID phone is meant for a...
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