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JKK gets the Viliv S7 and wins the race!

Posted on 14 September 2009

JKK and I have had some fun tracking our Viliv S7’s from South Korea over the last four days and it turns out that the German customs organization is a little tighter than the Finnish one. No surprise there! Consequently, JKK picked his up from the DHL office this afternoon and has already videoed the unboxing. Remember this is a retail version of the high-end, 3G+voice, 32GB SSD S7 that should be available at Dynamism very soon. As a bonus, you get to see the very girly white leather case!

What to expect from Intel at IDF09. The 4 M’s

Posted on 14 September 2009

IDF is nearly here and it’s traditionally the most important week of the Mobile Computing calendar so watch closely because we’ll be getting information on some of the most important technologies that go together to build leading-edge mobile computing and mobile internet solutions. Battery technology, radio technology, graphics, CPUs and of course, software.

Opera Next. The next generation of mobile browsing?

Posted on 14 September 2009

It’s a question that Opera is going to answer very soon. The next generation in mobile browsing. There are few clues from Opera as to what it could be but Will Park of Into Mobile has had a preview and he says that the headline will soon make sense. The puzzle is gradually being completed (the image is being completed) as time goes on at the Opera teaser site.

Mr Blurrycam snaps the Archos A5s running Android

Posted on 14 September 2009

Where there’s a product launch, you’ll always find Mr Blurycam. This time he’s posting under the name of Ludovic Perrier on a blog called thoout.com. With only a day and a half to wait until what we believe will be the official launch, it won’t be long until we see the real thing but it’s always good to get some fodder for the brain while you try and refine that toplist of MIDs in preparation for a possible order tomorrow evening! You’re looking at the appslib app store according to […]

Dynamism has Viliv S7 UMPC information and pricing.

Posted on 12 September 2009

As the Viliv S7 makes its way towards us here in Germany (as I write, its somewhere between Seoul and Cologne – expected Monday or Tuesday) it’s clear that other’s are ramping up for the big launch too…

Archos 9 hands-on at Gizmodo. Positive.

Posted on 09 September 2009

It’s only an early hands-on of the Archos 9 (they’ve got to get those first articles out quickly these days) but Gizmodo ends up with a positive vibe about the device. No word on battery life, performance or tablet features but there’s a hands-on video walkthrough.

Disappointing IFA 2009

Posted on 09 September 2009

Considering it’s one of the biggest consumer electronics shows in the world and one of the last before the Christmas buying season I found IFA to be very underwhelming this year. At least in the mobile computing segment.

NetbookNews.com netbook stolen at IFA.

Posted on 09 September 2009

If you’re at IFA for the last day of the event today, please keep your eyes out for a brown Gigabyte T1028G. It was stolen from the Netbooknews team as they waited around in a press area yesterday. More important than the hardware is the valuable video and image content on it. Many hours of work have been lost. Sascha shares the details in a German-language post at netbooknews.de but the important thing is that if you see a Touchnote (they are easy to spot as they are brown and […]

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