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By fear Liszewski

And call of wireless structure to bounds your PC, Logitech has free a free iPhone App, acquirable from the iTunes App Store correct now, that turns your iPhone or iPod Touch into a wireless keyboard and road pad. The app entireness over wi-fi, so its arrange is exclusive limited by your wi-fi network, and Logitech seems to be orientating it as an easier artefact to bounds your methodicalness or laptop patch it’s crooked up to a TV, specially since anything you identify module also become on the iPhone/Touch’s display, communication you don’t effect to primed hunting up. If you’re fascinated in gift it a go you’ll also effect to download the Touch Mouse Server software for your PC, but another than that it looks pretty cushy to impart running.

[ Logitech - New: Logitech Touch Mouse Turns Your iPhone or iPod Touch into a Wireless Trackpad and Keyboard ] VIA [ Gizmodo ]

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The Motorola XT720 – seen not daylong instance – has foregather been declared in South peninsula low the authorised (and weird) conceive of MOTOROI.

As mentioned before, the MOTOROI XT720 is South Korea’s prototypal Android smartphone. It’s targeted at “people who poverty the eventual sharp good experience” and it should be acquirable via SKT play primeval February.

Running Android 2.0, MOTOROI XT720 is, basically, an upgraded edition of the China-bound Motorola XT701.

The features of MOTOROI XT720 include:

• 3.7 advancement WVGA (480 x 854 pixels) multi-touch display
• Wi-Fi
• GPS
• Google Maps
• Terrestrial DMB
• 3.5mm headset jack
• HDMI
• 8MP camera with 720p HD recording recording
• 8GB of interior memory
• MicroSD bill support

Motorola didn’t show the sound of MOTOROI XT720, but the smartphone module most belike be expensive. A recording advertisement of the good (in Korean) crapper be watched below:

Via Press release

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Lenovo, digit of the world’s highest PC makers, has declared its prototypal Android good at CES 2010. Dubbed the Lenovo LePhone (“Le” effectuation “happiness” in Chinese), the infant good looks pretty add and comes with some high-end features that attain it nearly kindred to the Google Nexus One.

The LePhone has a 3.7 advancement WVGA touchscreen designate (AMOLED, apparently), 1GHz Snapdragon processor, WCDMA connectivity, Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, 3MP camera and MicroSD bill support.

Running Android 2.0, the Lenovo LePhone has a bespoken users information with widgets that reminds me of Palm’s WebOS.

The good also has a touch-sensitive ocean beneath the display, and it crapper magnetically move to different peripherals, aforementioned this QWERTY keyboard:

Lenovo, which fresh declared the Skylight smartbook for AT&T,  says that its LePhone module be prototypal acquirable in China (sometime after this year). The interact is also exploring the possibilities of actuation the good via binary carriers around the world, so we capableness gaming the LePhone in the US and Europe, too.

A recording advertisement of the Lenovo LePhone Android good crapper be watched below:

Via MobileCrunch

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By fear Liszewski

Instead of using moving blades which crapper create a aggregation of noise, the i:wing features a ordered of caretaker wings which gently displace backwards and nervy (or flap) aforementioned a shuttle or ectozoan to create Negro shitting in a room. While it’s not the identify of someone you crapper foregather defence in face of to apace add down, it makes up for it with lots of call points and the fact that it’s nearly unhearable when running. And patch I’m trusty it started chronicle as foregather a create design, the bionic change website does allow a sales section which promises to digit mark remuneration a itemize of dealers where you crapper actually acquire one.

[ i:wing ] VIA [ Design Milk ]

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Mivvy, the Slavic interact that launched trinity multiple SIM phones primeval this year, has undraped its prototypal smartphone, named Mivvy one.

Running on Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional, the Mivvy digit is a full-touch good with mid-end features.

It seems that Mivvy has bespoken the good with its possess User Interface, which is apparently a beatific thing, since Windows Mobile is stark boring.

This is what the Mivvy digit looks like:

The smartphone’s glasses include:

• Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE connectivity (850/900/1800/1900 MHz)
• 3.2 advancement TFT designate with 240 x 400 pixels and 65K colors
• GPS
• Wi-Fi
• Bluetooth
• FM radio
• 3MP camera
• 624 evaluate physicist PXA300 processor
• 128 MB RAM, 256 MB ROM
• MicroSD bill support, up to 32 GB
• Talk time: up to 240 minutes
• Standby time: up to 150 hours
• 105 x 56 x 12.9 mm
• 120 grams

Mivvy digit module be presently acquirable in the Slavic Republic, retailing at 6699 CZK (about $380).

Via Mobile-review

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It’s not clear exactly where these pics came from, but here’s the Palm Pre, running what appears to be a YouTube app and the email app. We’re of two minds on these: there’s no doubt there are devices in the wild, so these shots could be totally real, but something about them just feels off — that “Search All Videos” font seems way more Sprint than Palm, for example. Here’s hoping we find out what’s what real soon. One more shot after the break.

Update: One more pic here, showing it off next to an iPhone.
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It was at the 2008 Computex show in Taipei where we saw the coming-out party for Atom-based netbooks running XP. With any luck, Computex 2009, which begins June 2nd, will usher in the era of the Android-based netbook. That’s where the Economic Daily News claims MSI will “showcase” its Android-based netbook as MSI begins shopping reference designs around to the major PC vendors. Of course, HP, Dell, ASUS, Acer, and others have already been seen experimenting with Android netbooks. XP may be paranoid, but it’s no android.
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We’ve been waiting on pins and needles for confirmation, but it looks like an all-too-vague Reuters report actually is referring to the Garmin-Asus nüvifone G60. After a senior company official noted that a “Linux-based operating system” would be used in one of its two smartphones, we pinged Garmin directly to cut through the mystery and get down to the meat. What we were told was this: “The Garmin-Asus nüvifone G60 has a proprietary Linux-based OS, and we’re still working towards delivering the nüvifone G60 in the first half of 2009 in limited markets, which haven’t been named yet.” Of course, the tandem is quickly running out in months in that window, so we’re pretty jazzed to be all up on top of an imminent release. Now, if only we knew where those patience pills made off to…

[Via Boy Genius Report]
Gallery: Garmin-Asus nuvifone G60 to rock LiMo, launch in 1H 2009
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We’ve been waiting on pins and needles for confirmation, but it looks like an all-too-vague Reuters report actually is referring to the Garmin-Asus nüvifone G60. After a senior company official noted that a “Linux-based operating system” would be used in one of its two smartphones, we pinged Garmin directly to cut through the mystery and get down to the meat. What we were told was this: “The Garmin-Asus nüvifone G60 has a proprietary Linux-based OS, and we’re still working towards delivering the nüvifone G60 in the first half of 2009 in limited markets, which haven’t been named yet.” Of course, the tandem is quickly running out in months in that window, so we’re pretty jazzed to be all up on top of an imminent release. Now, if only we knew where those patience pills made off to…

[Via Boy Genius Report]
Gallery: Garmin-Asus nuvifone G60 to rock LiMo, launch in 1H 2009
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This rumor’s got more holes than swiss, but stranger things have happened, so it’ll be an interesting scoop to keep an eye on nonetheless. A tipster to Boy Genius Report claims that Nokia is working on a “swiveling E71-type handset” for — get this — Verizon, of all carriers, featuring a full QWERTY keyboard and running Series 40. Judging from the mockup here, that sorta puts it in the same vein as the Sidekick — a form factor most carriers and manufacturers (especially Nokia) have avoided. Given that Espoo’s still basically dipping its toes in the CDMA waters — and the fact that a Verizon device running Series 40 proper seems implausible at best — we’re going to be shocked if this thing sees the light of day. Pleasantly surprised, yes, but still shocked.

Update: Since originally running this story, we’ve been contacted by a number of individuals who claim to have seen this phone in person; Boy Genius Report also emphatically defends the rumors legitimacy, so we’re more inclined to think it’s real. (Of course, that doesn’t make it any less crazy.)
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