Griffin has gone official with its really cool HELO TC helicopter that flies under control of your iPhone. The helicopter uses an iPhone app to control it as it flies around the house.
» Read more: Griffin HELO TC, Scosche boomCAN, Apple planning Sharp display investment
I guess I can’t really say this app will help you save those precious MPG on your car, but that is because it doesn’t need that stuff we so deeply depend on called Gasoline — or oil. Recently Nissan released an Android app just for the Nissan LEAF.
» Read more: Nissan LEAF Official App for Android, Watch Your Battery
Welcome to the smallest member of the HTC Android family, one that fits directly in the palm of your hand, comes in at least a couple of cool color combinations, and beats out the whole rest of the world in mid-range competition.
With CBS’s Big Brother 13 in full swing, fans of the summer reality series are soaking up this season’s twists and plots like the summer sun. Who among the remaining house guests will stay and who will go next?
» Read more: Get the Dish with Big Brother Hamster Soup Season 13
We haven’t heard much about the Galaxy Tab 10.1 LTE headed to Verizon lately other than when it went up for pre-order . You can also see the official press release if you’d like
» Read more: Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 LTE Gets Micro SIM on Verizon
Posted by: Scott Webster July 9, 2011 You might realize it, but there’s something going on outside of your house. No, really.
As providence would have it, we’ve now got the 3D version of everyone’s favorite HTC phone of all time, that being the HTC EVO 3D. This is a device that’s rolling out with a dual-core processor, a lovely dash of HTC Sense 3.0, and some incredible glasses-free 3D! This isn’t the first time we’ve glanced upon a 3D device of similar nature, will this one take the trump card? We shall see! HTC in the place to be, dual core happenings from here to you from me! This device has a 540 x 960 pixel resolution 4.3 inch 3D S-LCD display set in a 126 x 65 x 12.1 mm chassis with a weight of 170 g total
We’ve just gotten the cool mid-range Android phone on AT&T by the name of Pantech Crossover in the house, and we’re unboxing the heck out of it. The Crossover is Pantech’s first Android effort in the USA and it’s running Android 2.2.1 Froyo with a 3.1-inch touch screen and slide-out QUERTY keyboard. It’s rough and tough, costs a total of $69.99 with a 2-year contract attached, and rolls out with a custom user interface that’s all Pantech’s own
Posted by: Scott Webster May 25, 2011 We just got an invite to a luncheon in New York next month where Sprint and Motorola will let attendees get some hands-on time with their latest collaborations. We can’t really imagine them getting together to let us play with a Wi-Fi version of the XOOM, nor the recently announced XPRT and Titanium phones. In today’s super fast news cycle, these are no longer considered news.
» Read more: Sprint and Motorola Planning Something Special for June 9
Man, when we reported earlier this week that Notion Ink was back with more Adam news, we didn’t know they’d be back with a vengeance.
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