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Acer has foregather declared its prototypal Android smartphone – the Acer Liquid, which is also the world’s prototypal Android good emotional by Qualcomm’s 1GHz Snapdragon processor.

Previously famous as Acer A1, the Liquid runs Android 1.6 Donut (not Android 2.0 as rumored) and uses a “new individual information with cushy inbound to activity and scheme bookmarks.”

Its glasses allow a WVGA (800 x 480 pixels) touchscreen display, HSPA connectivity, and a 5MP camera with autofocus and geotagging.

The smartphone also features a Spinlets concealment that offers “free moving of worldwide penalization and video” for distribution “with friends and kinsfolk finished web-posting or e-mail.” Moreover, there are some ethnic networking sites integrated, including YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and Picasa.

Electricpig has some springy photos of the Acer Liquid:

Acer didn’t feature when the Liquid A1 module be available, and neither for what price. Anyway, the smartphone should become in trinity activity versions: white, black and red.

Via Press release

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We knew that the T-Mobile MyTouch 3G was going to be announced this month and, well, the smartphone is now finally official.

Sadly, T-Mobile USA will only sell its second Android handset starting early August. However, the carrier’s current customers will be able to pre-order it as of July 8 and thus receive it sometime later that month. The smartphone’s price is of $199.99 with a contract agreement for two years.

As expected, the MyTouch 3G will be offered in three color versions: white, black and merlot.

Unlike its predecessor (T-Mobile G1), MyTouch 3G doesn’t have a hardware keyboard, so it’s slightly thinner.

The new smartphone obviously features stuff like Google Search by voice, Google Maps with Street View, YouTube and Picasa access and so on. It is highly customizable (including apps like Sherpa) and it comes with a 4GB card in the box.

Other than that, the specs of MyTouch 3G are similar to the ones of HTC Magic: 3.2 inch touchscreen display with 320 x 480 pixels, GPS, Wi-Fi and a 3.2MP camera with autofocus and video recording.

The official website of T-Mobile’s MyTouch 3G can be accessed here.

Via Press release

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It’s not exactly a huge surprise considering that the Cupcake-powered HTC Magic is confirmed to be coming out May 5th, but T-Mobile Germany’s website now looks to have also confirmed that the Cupcake update itself will also be rolling out to G1 users sometime the same month — in Germany, at least. That’ll of course bring with it the much-desired on-screen keyboard, along with video recording, stereo Bluetooth support, and some new integration with Picasa and YouTube, among other fixes and additions. As you can see above, the update will “skillfully” install itself on your G1 as soon as it’s available, so you needn’t do anything except go on about your daily business in the meantime, or check the interwebs furiously for a means of jumping the cue.

[Via Talk Android]

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The official announcement of Motorola QA4 EVDO touchscreen slider must be coming really soon.

We’ve seen QA4 press pics, some specs and Evoke trade name,  and even interface details leak out to the net these past few months.

Today, thanks to FCC, that made earlier confidential live pics and users manual public,  we get even more info about the specs and also some live pics of Motorola QA4 Evoke:

Most of the specs of Motorola Evoke QA4 were already known and included:

• Touchscreen display with virtual QWERTY keyboard (the screen’s resolution is probably 240 x 400 pixels)
• Bluetooth with A2DP
• MP3 player
• E-mail, Instant Messaging
• Voice recognition
• 2MP camera with video
• MicroSD / MicroSDHC support
• 108 x 50.5 x 17.5 mm
• 128 grams

What I can add today is that Motorola QA4 will also have built-in A-GPS navigation,  will come with widget support for weather, news headlines, etc; tethering mode for data and built-in accelerometer. MotorolaQA4 will also be able to Sync with Google Contacts, YouTube and Picasa accounts.

Well, that’s about it for now. Stay tuned for more info on QA4 Evoke as we get it.

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Another day, another digiframe to incite waves of yawns. This go ’round, we’re looking at a pair from Toshiba, which have been announced for a bit now but just got priced across the pond. Both JournE air frames include built-in WiFi capability and offer online access to photo communities like Flickr and Picasa. As for the former, it touts an 8.4-inch LCD, dual 0.5 watt speakers, an exchangeable metallic silver colored frame, rechargeable battery, touch-sensitive buttons, 1GB of internal memory and a multicard reader that accepts SD, SDHC, MMC, Memory Stick, MSPro and xD cards up to 4GB in size. The bigger brother (that’d be the 1000, y’all) ups the ante with a 10-inch LCD and support for internet radio. Reportedly, these will run you £139.99 ($195) / £169.99 ($237), respectively, when they land sometime this quarter.
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Yeah, we know, we’re kinda tired of the whole digital photo frame thing too. Usually their styling is a little too classical, too modern, or just too cheap. So, while perusing the halls at the Digital Experience on the eve of CES, we were happy to see something with a fresh, clean design that also offers plenty of functionality: IPEVO’s upcoming Kaleido R7. It’s a 7-inch, 800 x 480 TFT LCD with 512MB of memory, plus an SD card slot if you’re into physically moving your pictures around. The idea, though, is to connect wirelessly, and the frame seems able to sync with any tool you like, whether it’s Flickr, Picasa, iPhoto, or just a vanilla RSS feed on a PC or Mac. You can even send pics straight from your iPhone. The frame also can be rotated vertically or horizontally and sports a simple array of controls for navigation. It’s a little bulky, and a little funky, but we like it, and though its $199 asking price is a bit steep if you have tons of photos in tons of places and are looking for a solid way to get them all displayed, this could be a good option when it drops in March.

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No clue why Sony didn’t unleash this pretty boy with its litany of items yesterday, but maybe it just saw fit to give it some special attention. Thanks to the all-admitting FCC, we already had a good idea that this was coming, but now that it’s finally here, we’re still pretty jazzed. Set to rival Panny’s Lumix DMC-TZ50, the DLNA-certified Cyber-shot DSC-G3 is the planet’s first WiFi camera with a built-in web browser, enabling users to upload images and video directly to popular sharing sites wherever a WiFi connection is available. Of note, the camera comes with complimentary access to Sony’s Easy Upload Home Page via AT&T WiFi, which provides easy entrance into Shutterfly, Picasa, YouTube, Photobucket and Dailymotion. Other specs include a 10 megapixel sensor, 4x optical zoom and Face Detection. It’s yours to grab right now for around $500.
Gallery: Sony Cyber-shot DSC-G3 launches: world’s first WiFi camera with web browser
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