You may not know much about the company Tursion, or their pico projector aspirations but this next product I’m about to show you looks impressive indeed. I want one already. This is the Tursion TS-102 Android powered pico projector
» Read more: Tursion TS-102 is an Android powered Pico Projector, Looks Awesome
Samsung is on something of a roll with its Android tablets, pumping out three different sizes in the space of a year. Twelve months on from the original 7-inch Galaxy Tab comes the Galaxy Tab 7.7, packing a slightly larger display, higher resolution and faster, 1.4GHz dual-core processor. Perhaps more important for ultramobile users is the reduced size and weight, however
Back on the 24th of August, a picture was floating around that was at first thought to be the Samsung GT-I9220 smartphone packing its giant Super AMOLED screen. That photo later was proven to be the 5-inch Galaxy S media player. If you thought that meant the rumors of the GT-I9220 smartphone were all false, they were not.
» Read more: Samsung GT-I9220 Super AMOLED smartphone actually exists
It appears that a mister Tommy Thompson from all the way over at Google+ has done some legwork on the images of the Galaxy S II that have been released thus far. What Thompson has done is to take the dimensions as given in the FCC listing of the Epic Touch, aka the WiMAX version of the Galaxy S II being announced tomorrow, and adjusted the images of the original Galaxy S II and the new USA version accordingly. What he’s found is that, what do you know, the display on the USA release may well be the larger 4.5-inch display we’ve been hearing about in a LTE edition of the device.
» Read more: Galaxy S II USA Release Has 4.5-inch Display According to FCC
We have a bit of a mystery today with some scant details of a new Samsung device turning up on the Developer Center. The details are very scarce and in fact, we don’t even know if we are looking at a tablet or a smartphone. The only hard fact the mysterious posting does point out is that the screen res is 1280 x 768 and it supports 16M colors
Some new images have leaked of what appears to be the next powerhouse from Motorola headed to AT&T. At first glance it looks like the Motorola Atrix but once you look a bit closer it is in fact different
» Read more: Motorola Device Images Leak, Might be the Atrix 2 or Atrix HD
The Motorola Xoom was thought to be one of the likely contenders to compete with the iPad. While a lot of Android fans have adopted the Xoom, the price and other things have conspired to keep the Xoom from posing a serious challenge to the tablet market leading iPad 2.
» Read more: Motorola working on new 10-inch tablet with Ice Cream Sandwich onboard
While there’s still confusion regarding the name of Apple’s fifth-generation iPhone (will it be iPhone 5 ? iPhone 4S ?
» Read more: New iPhone 4S / 5 tipped for September launch (again)
Sprint is apparently gearing up to have a high-end Motorola Android offering of its own, not wanting Verizon to get all that action. Phandroid has heard that the device will be called Photon 4G, and will resemble the Droid X and Droid X2 for Verizon , which probably means it will have a 4.3-inch touchscreen.
» Read more: Sprint might announce the high-end Motorola Photon 4G on June 9
Dell’s new, unannounced 10-inch Android tablet has recently received a Wi-Fi interoperability certificate , which kinda confirms its name: Dell Streak 10 Pro (model number T03G). The certificate also confirms that the tablet features Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n. As previously reported, the Dell Streak 10 Pro should come with a 5MP rear camera, 2MP front-facing camera, dual-core 1GHz Nvidia Tegra 2 processor, 1GB of DDR2 memory, and up to 64GB of storage space
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