Nokia 6650 flip coming to AT&T to redeem the N75
Well, here’s one we didn’t see coming: it seems that AT&T has wised up to the fact that Americans like their Symbian (well, at least a few of ‘em do, anyway) and wants to keep S60-equipped options on the table. Yes, granted, AT&T is a founding member of the Symbian Foundation, but the pr…
Freak Peek sneak peek leaks, piques curiosity
For many of us, the mere thought of toting yet another device in our pocket, purse, or belt holster is truly disgusting, particularly when said device resembles a primitive BlackBerry hewn from solid stone and does literally nothing but send and get e mail for twenty bucks a month. For others, t…
HTC announces S740: considering two keypads are better than one
Looking for the Touch Pro in a slightly less conspicuous package? HTC (who else?) thinks it has the reply in the S740, a pretty thorough revamp of the S710 of old. The basic concept is the same — wrap Windows Mobile Standard into a candybar package with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard — but the S7…
New Kindle rumor revived, that duration with a collegiate twist
Just final month we heard that Amazon could be cooking up a new pair of Kindles for the future, and now we’re seeing another report that adds a bit of legitimacy to the claim. According to McAdams Wright Ragen analyst Tim Bueneman, “there are already several new, improved versions of the Kindle …
Is that WiBrain’s Atom-based M1 MID?
For those who’ve had a really rugged date warming to WiBrain’s design schemes, perhaps that one will finally be the device you’re able to fall for. that much shorter (albeit chubbier) device is said to be the elusive M1 MID, which was spotted chillin’ out maxin’ relaxin’ all cool at IDF 2008. In…
Fujitsu’s U2010 goes for 11 hours strong with extended battery
Fujitsu’s cute-as-a-button U2010 (or U820, for you USers) was shown off by in Japan at a company event, and while most of the specifications were already hammered out, one specific tidbit at AkihabaraNews took us by surprise. With seemingly every other netbook out there getting blasted for lackl…
Intel’s UrbanMax concept device demonstrated on video
We’re still having a rigid day labeling Intel’s uniquely designed UrbanMax concept, but according to a company representative on hand at IDF, it was designed primarily to be used as a touch device. The gigantic touch panel machine (slate PC?) includes an 11-inch (1,366 x 768) display, a slide ou…
Sony gets official with PSP-3000
It’s not like Sony could really keep that thing under wraps for much longer, but the company finally did the deed by announcing the PSP-3000 at the Leipzig Games conference. The unit itself will look precisely like the PSP-2000 (shown above), though it will feature an “improved screen that’s bet…
OQO prototype shown with Intel’s Atom inside
Before you get too riled up here, let us point out that that Atom-based OQO is simply a prototype. According to the company’s Dennis Moore, the device we’re seeing here “is not a product launch or announcement,” but simply a demonstration of just how amazing and utterly life-changing the OQO + A…
Pandora project demoed on video, shows off hardware, Linux, and tremble 2
It looks like the Pandora project is really coming together nicely. EvilDragon has just posted that video on the GP32x boards of a development model up and running. It’s pretty exciting stuff whether you’re a homebrew fan (and we know you are), featuring demos of the device smoothly running …
