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Monday, May 25, 2009
Hitachi's 720p Mobile Hi-Vision Cam Wooo gets hands-on treatment
It may be a Japan exclusive for now, but Hitachi's Mobile Hi-Vision Cam Wooo has folks drooling from sea to shining sea. The cats over at Akihabara News were able to take a glimpse while KDDI unveiled its summer lineup, and they seemed to be quite impressed with the video quality and ease of use. Check the read link for a video of the flip phone in action, but remember, don't get too attached unless you call Japan home. Read PermalinkEmail this9 Comments
Source: Cellphones
It may be a Japan exclusive for now, but Hitachi's Mobile Hi-Vision Cam Wooo has folks drooling from sea to shining sea. The cats over at Akihabara News were able to take a glimpse while KDDI unveiled its summer lineup, and they seemed to be quite impressed with the video quality and ease of use. Check the read link for a video of the flip phone in action, but remember, don't get too attached unless you call Japan home. Read PermalinkEmail this9 Comments
Source: Cellphones
Labels: 720p, Au KDDI, AuKddi, cellphone, hands-on, hd cellphone, HdCellphone, Hitachi, japan, KDDI, Mobile Hi-Vision CAM Wooo, MobileHi-visionCamWooo, pics, pictures, smartphone, wooo
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Saturday, May 23, 2009
Sony Ericsson drops clues on Android 2.0-based smartphone
Sony Ericsson's finance team may figure that it needs a wheelbarrow full of cold, hard cash in order to steamroll through the next decade, but we know better than that. What it needs, friends, is Android, and in the worst possible way. At a launch event over in Taiwan this week, SE Asia-Pacific's vice president of marketing Peter Ang was quoted as saying that the outfit's first Android-based smartphone would actually be humming along on Android 2.0. So, there are two ways to take this: one is that Android 2.0 is just around the bend, which would totally rule, but is absolutely unrealistic to believe. The other, more feasible possibility is that SE's first Android-based phone won't hit the market until your next grandchild is born, which definitely doesn't bode well for a handset maker that can't possibly reinvent itself soon enough.
Source: Cellphones
Labels: android 2.0, Android2.0, cellphone, Idou, rumor, SE, smartphone, sony ericsson, SonyEricsson, xperia
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