The Nook modding community has ported the Android 3.0 aka Honeycomb. Deeper-blue who is spending the past few days porting the Honeycomb’s SDK over to the Nook color, has now finally decided to release his latest work to eager the users and fellow coders. He’s enabled the accelerometer, touchscreen, buttons, graphics acceleration, and wireless connectivity, but the other things like sound remain on the list now.
Cowon D3 Plenue priced at $370 or $100 per inch of AMOLED display.The D3 Plenue seems to be Prestige Portable Media Player to make the smart phones blush.
RIM’s new PlayBook is going to to have a connection with the nearby BlackBerry Touch phone. As for lifting the product the company had released the video yesterday, that shows how thats all going to work exactly.
LG confirms its Optimus 3D smartphones in Mobile World Congress 2011 heads on this month. The Mobile will be the first 3D smart phone offering the users the 3D experience, supports dual-lens 3D camera, glasses free LCD display, HDMI/DNLA for sharing the 3D sets you have, the mobile may be coming with Android GingerBread.
Motorola will not wait and watch the iPads, iPhones this year. The teaser release from Motorola tells you a lot. It got Super Bowl now, will be coming to the commercials by this week, will poke fun at Cupertino’s 1984 Macintosh ad, perhaps the most Super Bowl of all the time.
India is now a home of millions of cellular phone subscribers, is the fastest growing cellular user-base. In the country, most are using the GSM techology in their phones. In the country two major cellular technologies are GSM and CDMA.
Angry Birds is a popular game in that birds trying to rescue its eggs from pigs. The game has been downloaded million times for the smart phones category, Windows, Mac Os, Playstations, PS3. Now it is time for the tablets. 2Oth century Fox is partnered with Rovio mobile to create Angry Birds game themed on the company’s upcoming movie Rio.
Google announced the Android Honeycomb 3.0 tablet the only operating system, at the consumer electronics show 2011. The HoneyComb 3.0 was ported on Barnes & Nobles’ Nook Color ebook reader by XDA developer forum member on Honeycook.
Sony Ericssons Xperia Play the play station phone (PSP), finally we got the photos of the device. The design of the phone looks very nice. The Phone will be coming in the name of Xperia Play. Sony Ericsson finally has confirmed the new addition in the Xperia family.The specification of Xperia Play seems to be 1GHz Snapdragon Processor and Qualcomm Adreno 205 graphics processor, 4-inch touch screen capable of resolution 854480 pixels with support for HD video playback.
Mobile phone screens are often too small for typing messages or using applications comfortably and there will be moments where most of us would prefer a large screen or at least the ability to connect and control our Android phones through PC. Here we will provide you means to access your phones from your personal computer or laptops using wireless networks.
The new Acer Liquid E – Ferrari Special Edition smartphone comes with tons of features and tools. The mobile runs on Qualcomm 8250 Processor and Android Eclair 2.1.
Nokia N9 with MeeGo operating system for the new phone. Nokia is eyeing their first MeeGo, Linux-based smart phone. According to the news we got Nokia is equipping the device with high-tech features 3G, Wi-Fi and the display size will be 4.3 inches wide QWERTY keypad and seems to be 12 MP camera. Proximity sensor, Accelerometer sensor, Hand writing recognition. Video calls using 3G is possible. N9 may be using 1.2 GHZ Intel processor with AMOLED clear black display, 12 MP Carl Zeiss camera, 1GB ROM, 768 MB RAM, 1600mAh battery.
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