Steve Job is a great man with a wide range of intellect to improved our tech world. Many regret on the lost of this man.
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Steve Job is a great man with a wide range of intellect to improved our tech world. Many regret on the lost of this man.
» Read more: Apple Decided On October 19th Will Be Steve Job Memorial Day
What we’ve got here is, let me tell you straight out, HTC’s greatest effort to date. This device takes the myTouch 3G Slide aside for a heart-to-heart, telling it that it’s time to leave because the boss has arrived. A slide-out QWERTY keyboard under a 3.7 Super LCD display all around a 1.2GHz dual-core Snapdragon processor and the greatest photo and video setup yet produced on a smartphone
Photos and a little bit of information on a new Facebook photo sharing app has leaked . The app looks interesting, more details may come tomorrow after the claimed 50MB of photos and details are waded through
Word is that Amazon is prepping not one, but two new tablets to be released inside 2011. The first is a dual-core tablet by the name of “Coyote” and the second is a quad-core tablet by the name of “Hollywood.” This information comes via tipster to Boy Genius Report, and besides the basics, (names and processor possibilities,) not a whole lot more is known. They’re probably going to be wild and crazy though, as without the need for the Android Market, Amazon will be able to do whatever they like to the Android system placed on their devices – that means no requirements for any pre-loaded apps, for example.
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Boy Genius Report has received confirmation from RIM that the previously leaked info that the BlackBerry PlayBook will run Android applications. This is a smart move on RIM’s part as Android has long since overtaken BlackBerry in sales in the US. A press release confirms the leaked info, and can be found after the break. Does this make the PlayBook more appealing to you as a consumer? It has gotten some glowing praise from people who have gotten a demo of the unit. Let us know in the comments. FULL PRESS RELEASE RIM Expands Application Ecosystem for BlackBerry PlayBook · BlackBerry PlayBook to support BlackBerry Java and Android apps · Native C/C++ development support added, in addition to HTML5, Flash and AIR support · Support from leading game engines: Ideaworks Labs (AirPlay) and Unity Technologies (Unity 3) · BlackBerry PlayBook becomes a new market opportunity for all the developers who have already created over 25,000 BlackBerry Java apps and more than 200,000 Android apps Waterloo, ON – Developers wanting to bring their new and existing apps to the highly anticipated BlackBerry® PlayBook™ tablet will soon have additional tools and options to enhance and expand their commercial opportunities.
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If you have been following the latest news of the Kyocera Echo and you know that you absolutely must have some of that dual-touchscreen goodness coming to Sprint soon, you are going to love this little piece of news we intercepted through the wires: The Kyocera Echo will finally go on sale on April 17 for $199.99 with new contract. We do admit, the idea of a dual-touchscreen phone intrigues us, though we’ve been let down by Kyocera phones in the past
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As you may already know, the release date for the HTC ThunderBolt that’s been spreading around the streets like a fine butter has last been reported as February 24th, 2011. Now, our good pal Jonathan S Geller of Boy Genius Report (BGR) has also confirmed that date, so we can basically etch that in stone
It was just today that Google’s Android version 3.0 Honeycomb’s lead designer Matias Duarte spoke with Ina Fried of Mobilized.
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It appears that the Boy Genius Report has received several words from several sources on the following bit of news: RIM may very well be seriously considering a feature that would let BlackBerry users run Android apps on their BlackBerry devices. This is big news, especially since PlayBook is set to be a big contender in the oncoming tablet wars, with Android/BlackBerry compatibility, its power to hold the eyes of consumers may have just doubled. Research in Motion (RIM) appears to have been trying to find the road that it’d like to walk down as far as how the Java environment it’s got working now will work in its upcoming QNX tablet and handsets
» Read more: BlackBerry PlayBook and Handsets to Run Android Apps?