Christmas came early at Engadget HQ this year, as evidenced by the picture above -- you're looking at two Dell Thunder prototype smartphones, each with some surprising quirks, and hints that they might include global HSPA, AWS for T-Mobile, and maybe even a dash of CDMA support. We'll warn you ahead of time that these are labeled EVT1 for "engineering verification test" and date back to the April leak, so they're about as early as you can get -- don't expect the final handset to arrive without some significant differences. Good? Then peek the gallery below, hit the break, and let's get on with the show. Continue reading Exclusive: Dell Thunder prototype preview (video) |
Friday, August 20, 2010
Exclusive: Dell Thunder prototype preview (video)
Sanyo Xacti VPC-PD2BK 1080P pocket camcorder with 3x optical zoom
Continue reading Sanyo Xacti VPC-PD2BK 1080P pocket camcorder with 3x optical zoom
source: engadget feedRicoh's 10 megapixel, 10x zoom CX4 compact hits Japan next month
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Sony replacing handset cabling with a single copper wire
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Thursday, August 5, 2010
Managing Facebook and Twitter updates with the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10
When you look at the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10, the first thing that will grab your attention is its large 4in screen.
The screen dominates the front of the smartphone and is capable of displaying beautiful and vivid pictures.
The X10 runs on Android 1.6 which is a tad older than other smartphones in the market which use Android 2.1.
I'm really new when it comes to the Android operating system or even smartphones so it took awhile to adapt to the user interface. I found it cool that I could switch screens by just swiping my finger horizontally or vertically on the screen.
However, I was not thrilled that applications took a littler longer to launch. As I am a little impatient, the screen will be covered with fingerprints due to repeated tappings by the time the app actually launched.
more review here: tech central