Turn Your Android Phone Into a Mousepad and Remote
Sick of the small mousepad on your new netbook? Wish you could sit back and watch Hulu or browse the web from the couch with your computer connected to an HDTV? Do you have an Android powered phone? If you answered yes to these questions then Gmote is exactly what you need.
Sony Ericsson W518a: Meet AT&T’s New Facebook Phone
Facebook, Facebook, Facebook! Things are really heating up for the social network especially on the news that it acquired Friendfeed which could provide it a leg up on its competitor Twitter. Why am I starting out a phone review with a news update for Facebook? Well because the Sony Ericsson W518a, which runs on AT&T’s network, is all but called a Facebook phone.
Ipevo creates “experience over IP” – Upcoming Products (w/video)
I had the pleasure of connecting with Caroline from a company called Ipevo. Caroline gave me the quick rundown on a number of their current products as well as some great new ones.
Read MoreT-Mobile G1, Android Phone Announced
T-Mobile’s the first to introduce a phone powered by Google’s open-source Android operating system. The T-Mobile G1, which has a touchscreen display and a full QWERTY keyboard, features several Google applications included Google Maps with Street View and YouTube.
Palm Centro Coming to Sprint for $99
Palm announced the Palm Centro will be available at Sprint stores for $99 starting October 14. Aimed at first-time smartphone buyers, the Centro is the company’s smallest smartphone yet. The Palm Centro will run on Sprint’s EVDO network to deliver web content, video and chat.
Built In Mobile Phone/Notebook LCD Projectors Coming Soon
JIN Display of Korea has announced it’ssuccessfully finished the development of an ultra small single LCD panel for digital projection. Notebooks and cell phone screen size may become a non-issue, since the projection screen could act as a larger auxiliary display.
The company’s CEO says mass production will begin in September, with production for mobile phone [...]
First EVDO ExpressCard
Novatel’s X620 ExpressCard for notebooks is designed to run on Sprint and Verizon’s EVDO networks. A growing number of notebooks – from Apple, Dell, Lenovo, HP and others – only have ExpressCard slots, and up until now, high-speed cellular has only come on phones and PC Cards.
link via Gearlog
HP &Cingular to Offer Notebooks with Global 3G
HP will integrate Cingular’s BroadbandConnect into future HP business notebooks.HP is expected to be the first company to provide customers with global 3G capabilities when it expands its range of broadband wireless notebooks to integrate Cingular’s UMTS/HSDPA-based technology later this year.
Read MoreBad Ringtone
One noise you necer want to hear coming from another guy’s cell phone.
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