We’ve seen SLCD go head-to-head against LCD and AMOLED but Cnet Asia has made the battle more interesting by pitting the SLCD-equipped HTC Desire with Desire’s older AMOLED screen. The pictures rightly point out that SLCD does give a comparable visual experience and though colors on the AMOLED screen look more vibrant, SLCD offers […]
Nexus One will sell as Developers-only phone
Google might have stopped selling Nexus One online but the phone is still open for sale to developers. The phone will be unlocked like before but will be sold to devs who sign up for Android Developer account. Its priced at $529 and will ship with Android 2.1 with Android 2.2 downloadable over-the-air. [Via […]
Pantech to ditch AMOLED due to availability shortage
South Korea-based Pantech will be another company that will shift to LCD from AMOLED displays for their phones. Pantech currently sells two smartphones with AMOLED screen but its new smartphones scheduled for 1H 2011 will sport an LCD display, according to an unnamed Pantech executive. The reason for the switch is the same as […]
Video: Engineers play Super Mario with their eyes
Engineers at Waterloo Labs have devised a way to control things with our eyes. To illustrate a proof-of-concept they decided to mod an old Nintendo console to play Super Mario – yes – with the eyes. It’s achieved by placing electrodes around the eyes that track the movement. With the help of a modded […]
Is this the iPod touch 4?
We’re not vouching for this image but apparently, this will be the next-gen iPod touch. The design comes from a case maker who’ll manufacture cases for iPod touch 4. Case manufacturers have revealed Apple products in the past. The image, if true, clearly shows iPod touch’s camera and its flash. This year’s iPod touch […]
ADATA announces N909 Flash Drive supporting eSATA-USB 2.0 interface
ADATA has announced a new flash drive for the Indian market that supports both eSATA and USB 2.0 interface. This makes N909 faster than most of USB 2.0-only supporting flash drives in the market. It comes in capacities to up to 64GB and with the help of eSATA, it can read and write data […]
HTC Paradise and Fiesta found in the wild
It seems two more Android devices from HTC are on our way soon. One lucky chap managed to snag Paradise and Fiesta off Craiglist and clicked a picture for the whole world to see. Unfortunately, he did not say anything about the specs, leaving most details for us to speculate. Pictured above is Paradise, […]
Google to stop developing Wave
Sometimes things are better off dead than alive. Google introduced Wave, it’s real time communication with much fanfare at the Google I/O conference last year but has now announced to stop developing Wave “as a standalone project.” The reason for it is quite obvious – not enough takers. Let’s be honest here, many users […]
Samsung unveils PL90 Digital Camera with built-in USB connector
Samsung has announced an entry-level point-and-shoot camera that features a built-in USB connector. Users now don’t have to carry a USB cable to copy their pictures and videos captured from the digital camera to the PC. In addition to PL90’s plug-and-play functionality, the USB connector is able to recharge the battery off the connected […]
Sharp plans to bring 3D smartphone by end of 2010
Sharp has confirmed its intentions to launch a 3D supporting smartphone by end of this year. The smartphone will be equipped with a 3D panel and won’t require any glasses to watch the 3D content. The spokesperson also confirmed that the phone could also have a 3D camera. Interestingly, Sharp has developed both the […]
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