A new Motorola Android phone, it looks quite cool.
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Nuance Voice-recognition on the iPhone and Android devices
Posted by – February 17, 2010
Nuance is providing voice recognition technology now for mobile phones using apps and integration that uses the cloud to process and improve the voice recognition efficiency.
LiMo Foundation overview at Mobile World Congress 2010
Posted by – February 17, 2010
Global Marketing Manager Gyanee Dewnarain provides us with a status on the developments at the LiMo foundation at Mobile World Congress.
Sony-Ericsson X10 Android Phone
Posted by – February 17, 2010
Here’s the large screened Sony-Ericsson Android smart phone.
HTC HD2 at Mobile World Congress 2010
Posted by – February 17, 2010
Here’s a large screen HTC windows mobile phone.
Aviat Networks at Mobile World Congress 2010
Posted by – February 17, 2010
They make point to point fixed wireless broadband infrastructure.
Worksnup at Mobile World Congress 2010
Posted by – February 17, 2010
Augmented reality application for the iPhone 3GS sponsored by Plantronics to find the closest available free WiFi hotspots to do some work on the Internet. I’d like something like this also including automatic user reports based on Net Meter type applications, also with information on achieved download and upload bandwidth at each hotspot.
Sitges Carnival 2010
Posted by – February 16, 2010
This is how the Carnival is done in Sitges near Barcelona.
Texas Instruments OMAP4 demonstrations
Posted by – February 16, 2010
Product manager in OMAP4 based Linux soloutions, Eric Thomas, talks to us about OMAP4 and shows us the cool looking OMAP4 based development board doing all kinds of awesome things.
Prowave Android Tablet powered by Freescale
Posted by – February 16, 2010
This is a cool looking Android Tablet that has built-in 3G with a SIM card slot, webcam and runs a customized Android user interface powered by the Freescale i.MX515 processor. It is manufactured by a Chinese OEM in Shanghai called Prowave. I’m not sure what the screen size might be, post a comment if you find more information about this product. It’s probably going to be much cheaper than the iPad, but this would have to be confirmed by the manufacturer or a distributor of this device. There is the Mastone brand on the device and behind it there seems to be this URL which may perhaps be the website of the Chinese distributor: http://mastone.cn/
Opera 10 for Android Nexus One and the iPhone
Posted by – February 16, 2010
Opera seems to have a pretty snappy web browser for Android, for the iPhone, for Windows Mobile and for Symbian phones. They are right now negociating licensing deals with carriers, with manufacturers about providing the Opera browser version 10 on all these devices as soon as possible.
ST Ericsson U8500 ARM Cortex A9 based solution
Posted by – February 16, 2010
ST Ericsson is showing their new U8500 ARM Cortex A9 processor and claims to have achieved the industry’s best performance and power consumption.
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Sony-Ericsson X10 mini
Posted by – February 16, 2010
Sony-Ericsson Android product manager guides us through the use of the new super compact Sony-Ericsson X10 mini.
Acer Liquid E at Mobile World Congress 2010
Posted by – February 16, 2010
Acer updated the Android software version for their Android Liquid phone.
Acer E400 at Mobile World Congress 2010
Posted by – February 16, 2010
Pretty cool looking new Android phone by Acer.
