Epson has launched a new iProjection iOS app that allows the iPhone and other devices to wirelessly project to Epson projectors. That means you can give a presentation with nothing but your iPhone and the projector.
» Read more: iOS Epson projection app, 64GB iPhone 4 doing well, 500k iPhone 4S users jailbreak
We’re to understand that the next step in mobile evolution will be coming soon from no stranger a place than the South Korean government.
» Read more: South Korean Government Developing New Mobile OS
Dell has been spitting out some Android offerings for a while now and yesterday we spied a picture of one of its coming Streak 10 Android tablet. Today the tablet has gone official with a launch in China. The new tablet is called the Dell Streak 10 Pro, it is geared towards the pro looking for a tablet that will work for their home, and business lives
» Read more: Dell Streak 10 Pro Android tablet launches in China
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 has been heavily talked about here and other places. This is one of the best tablets on the market and one of the best challengers to the iPad 2.
» Read more: Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 with LTE 4G hits pre-order on Verizon
The HP Pre 3 was announced all the way back in February, yet since then we’ve heard little to nothing about this smartphone and its journey to the US market.
» Read more: AT&T and Verizon may launch HP Pre 3 in July, complete with Skype integration
The Samsung Galaxy Tab was the first Android-powered tablet to be released by a major manufacturer, and as such has seen quite reasonable sales levels so far. One can presume though that the onslaught of Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablets that keep being announced each week now has not done good things for those sales numbers, especially considering that the Galaxy Tab runs Android 2.2 Froyo and is likely never going to get updated to a tablet-optimized version of the operating system. As such, we’re starting to see the Galaxy Tab discounted in various places.
» Read more: Samsung Galaxy Tab now only $299 outright in Australia
Yesterday we told you that the Motorola Xoom is headed to Sprint , something which has been reported before . Furthermore, yesterday’s news was that it would reach the Now Network with support for WiMax – Sprint’s 4G. And both of those things are true, and are still happening, with one major caveat though.
» Read more: Sprint to get Wi-Fi Motorola Xoom first, 4G WiMax version later
The rugged Motorola Defy stands in a niche of its own among Android-powered smartphones, and has always been marketed as a midrange offering, despite the fact that its specs are very good even today. Aside from the ruggedness, it comes with an 800 MHz processor, a 3.7-inch 854×480 capacitive touchscreen, 2GB of internal storage (expandable via microSD card slot), 512 MB of RAM, a 5 MP camera with autofocus, LED flash, and VGA video recording.
» Read more: Motorola Defy now only £251.99 from Amazon UK, SIM-free and unlocked
by Effie Tjhai on 06. Mar, 2011 A year ago, Sony Ericsson partner up with Microsoft to used their operating system. However, Just like any other manufacturer, they could say they partner up but end up with different OS.
» Read more: Sony Ericsson WP7 Prototype Pic Appears In Wild
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