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Sirius IM-A600: a new Pantech phone Android 2.1

By David Junior
on 14 Apr, 2010

The HTC EVO 4G won’t be alone in the ranks of Android 2.1 devices with an HDMI output. Pantech plans to release a Snapdragon powered, 2.1 Android device with this feature as well. This phone also packs in a few other surprises that most people would like in their next device.

People of Lava’s Scandinavia 42-inch Android TV

By David Junior
on 5 Apr, 2010

Google has plans to introduce an Android integrated television. We'll, looks like they were beaten to the punch by a Swedish company. People of Lava's Scandinavia Android TV is a 42-inch Full HD 1080p set with three HDMI ports, a DVB-T digital TV tuner and USB port. It also features an 833MHz ARM Cortex A8 processor and it run Android 1.5.

Skyfire coming to Android

By David Junior
on 1 Apr, 2010

Skyfire is perhaps the best browser available for Windows Mobile devices. It’s my default browser on the HD2. This browser is fast, stable and has Flash support. Soon we will be able to enjoy this awesome browser on our Android handsets.

“Life Smart” UI On The Galaxy S – Video

By David Junior
on 27 Mar, 2010

The Galaxy S by Samsung has been overshadowed by the announcement of the HTC EVO 4G by Sprint. Since then Samsung has released their presentation from this year’s CTIA. Also, they folks at androidcentral were lucky enough to get some hands on time with this beautiful yet powerful handset.

Mobinova Beam Android Smartbook

By David Junior
on 24 Mar, 2010

The Mobinova Beam is an 8.9 inch smartbook that uses NVIDIA’s Tegra platform to deliver HD graphics while using little power to do so. It’s rumored to have the ability to play over 16 hours of video. Windows CE was the featured OS choice in the past but Mobinova chose to go with Android instead because of it's large selection of apps.

Android Update on the Touch Pro2 (Video)

By David Junior
on 11 Mar, 2010

The XDAndroid project, for Windows Mobile devices with (W)VGA displays, has progressed to a fully usable port of Android to a Touch Pro 2. Past ports haven't been as successful as this one, there were too many bugs and the build was not user friendly. That's now a thing of the past and maybe now all WinMo phones with a WVGA display will be able to load Android and use it like it was the native OS on the device.

RAmos Launches HD Video Recording-capable PMP

By David Junior
on 8 Mar, 2010

Not much is known about this PMP, it's rumored to be running some variation of Android but there is no solid evidence of that as of yet. It is a great looking piece of hardware and if Android is indeed the chosen OS, this will be a welcome addition to the Android family. It has 720p and 1080p video playback, a 7-inch (800 x ×480) display screen and an HDMI out. There is also support for many different types of media such as, RMVB, AVI, WMV, VOB, FLV, and MPG for starters. There is no set price, I would image that it will not be a cheap device.This is a great choice for all your multimedia needs. [via ramos]

HTC Supersonic Caught On Cam

By David Junior
on 8 Mar, 2010

Some lucky guy put together a quick first look at the upcoming HTC Supersonic. If you are not familiar with this Android device, it is slated to be the first WiMaxx/4G Android device to hit the US. This phone is set for a late spring or summer release this year for Sprint's 4G network. It joins the HTC HD2 in the 4.3 inch screen family but it stands alone with its WiMaxx capabilities. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xok9E8SRCS0&feature=player_embedded[/youtube] via mobilecrunch]

FirstView’s $95 Android / Windows CE PC607V

By David Junior
on 6 Mar, 2010

Want an Android MID for under $100? Your in luck, FirstView has an Android tablet that can fulfill your low budget Android needs.

PLANET Technology Android Compatible NVR-810

By David Junior
on 3 Mar, 2010

PLANET Technology's latest model of Network Video Recorder series allows you to monitor your home or business from your Android device while on the go. It records and playback video from up to 8 IP network cameras. You can even view real time remote surveillance and play back the recorded video via the web browser or the bundled CMS software right from your mobile device.