LG have already taken the wraps off the Optimus Vu and Optimus L-style series, LG has today taken the wraps off another rumored device — the Optimus 3D MAX. Headed to Korea in March, then Europe and elsewhere later. ...
The Android mascot is probably one of the best corporate mascots around. He’s incredibly simple and yet he has great personality and there are so many ways that he can (and has) been rendered. Also, like the OS itself, he is open source and people are free to use and remix the little Android without having to go through expensive licensing deals are having to worry about Google bringing the hammer down on your humble Android site (like ours). (more…)
The Smartphone TV apps are now beginning to heat up with the announcement of Sky to release their Sky Go Android app next month. SPB TV , More than 120+ channels. No subscription fee! is a pretty good service but with mostly European channels. Seems to have problems with Android 3.+ and over. (more…)
Over the last week or so, Samsung have proceeding in its attempts to look for new business opportunities in the ever-expanding mobile marketplace. It as been widely reported that it is looking to issue around $1 billion in 5-year bonds, Bloomberg reports. Read more after the break. (more…)
According to a Forbes report, Samsung will merge and open source it’s own Bada (meaning Ocean) OS. There are no firm details as of yet of when, but what is for certain is that it’s very much on the cards to happen soon. Read more after the break. (more…)
The Prada Phone by LG is one seriously smooth handset. If you’re a dedicated follower of fashion this mobile is definitely for you, with a Saffiano leather back and 4.3-inch full TFT LCD touchscreen display, this phone has definitely got the look. Read more after the break. (more…)
Android has proven to be a truly adaptable platform and has been shoved into numerous phones and tablets that run the entire spectrum of sizes and form factors. Now Polaroid, the camera company whose name is synonymous with instant photos, has unveiled an Android powered camera.
Weighing in at 16 megapixels, the Polaroid SC1630, brings social connectivity to the world of point and shoot cameras. Featuring a 3x optical zoom, you’ll be able to get more up close and personal than with your average camera while Wifi and optional cellular connectivity will allow you to upload and share your photos as you take them.
Full specs have yet to be released so, for now, the version of Android it will be running, the processor, and RAM are unknown. It does feature a 3.2 inch touchscreen and will have access to the Android Market.
With the SC1630, it seems that Polaroid is looking to leverage the capabilities of the Android platform and marry it to a camera that that is of a higher quality that you will find an your average smartphone. The ability to geotag, edit, upload, and share your photos as you take them will undoubtedly prove irresistible to the amateur photo-hound.
Via LinuxDevices.com
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