MID, Smartphone, MIDPhone, Mini-tablet, PMP. Who cares! This FCC filing gives us enough to get excited about, whatever the keyword.

The Nokia Booklet is really just another netbook but there’s a few things that make it worth analysing. The brand, the battery life claims and the ‘HD’ element. We’ve just had some confirmation about the specs and now we have enough to go on in order to analyse the Booklet and highlight some important aspects. The specification update comes via All About Symbian the well-connected UK-based lads who are confirming that the CPU in the Booklet will be an Intel Atom Z530 1.6Ghz part, the same as you’ll find in […]

Talking about MIDPhones, here’s an update on one that’s been knocking around in bitmap form for quite a while now. It’s the dual-CPU, dual-OS MIU HDPC. (Hybrid Dual Portable Computer.) Rather than going for the all-in-one OS like Moblin is, MIU have basically stuck a phone on top of a 4.8 inch Windows XP ultra mobile PC although to give them credit, it does look a little more attractive than it sounds.     There are some interesting features too. If the specs are to be believed, MIU have put a […]

“…one of the most interesting and attention-grabbing devices we had at SXSW” is now available in an updated black casing.

Apologize for not being able to bring you an in-depth article about the Sony VAIO W. I actually just checked it out for a few minutes when I saw it in Best Buy. I was pretty impressed with the netbook section at this particular store. There was the Sony VAIO W, the Asus Eee 1005HA, and the HP Mini 1000, among others. Up until then I hadn’t seen much of the VAIO W so I spent a bit playing around with it. The first thing that I checked out was […]

As we find interesting news items, images, videos and information, we record the information. The links are shown in the middle column on the front page. Here’s the weekly summary of all the interesting items we found. (33 events) Shared Typing test: Bigger keyboards aren’t always better I concur. The Gigabyte Touchnote keyboard is good. There’s a slight rattle to it (on my Touchnote) but it is fast and accurate. Shared What you might not know about the Samsung Mondi Lots of interesting little details about the Samsung Mondi. Liked […]

The problem with launching a location-enabled service is that there are hundreds of other services already out there. The early adopter user base is spread all over these services and it makes it hard for any to gain traction and critical mass. The other problem is that each application has a fixed use as defined and programmed by the developer which means it may not hit the target requirement. I’ve always said that Twitter needs out-of-band GPS  information in order to make tweets more relevant to the user and to […]

So the Nokia netbook is real! The Nokia Booklet 3G has been announced. We’ve added all the information to the database. Read on…