Posted on 29 September 2010
In podcast 55 we were live at IFA. In podcast 56 we were recorded live in San Francisco at Intel’s AppUp Elements Show. In the podcast, sponsored by Intel, we talk about the Intel Developer Forum and Intels AppUp program. Sascha (Netbooknews, Twitter) and JKK (JKKMobile , Twitter) join me (Chippy) at the table. Audio-only version along with show notes and subscribe links is over here at MeetMobility.
Posted on 29 September 2010
In podcast 55 we were live at IFA. In podcast 56 we were recorded live in San Francisco at Intel’s AppUp Elements Show. In the podcast, sponsored by Intel, we talk about the Intel Developer Forum and Intels AppUp program. Sascha (Netbooknews, Twitter) and JKK (JKKMobile , Twitter) join me (Chippy) at the table. Audio-only version along with show notes and subscribe links is over here at MeetMobility.
Posted on 29 September 2010
This is rather embarrassing I’ve been a big proponent of ARMs Cortex CPU cores and have regularly highlighted that they are ‘entry level’ for any sort of Web work on an ARM platform. I’ve tested many ARM11 devices from smartphones to tablets and have never seen any browser speed or quality that would make me happy in a productive scenario. In today’s world of advanced smartphones, there’s every chance that the average consumer would notice too. The latest device that I’m testing, the SmartQ T7, is so slow that I’ve […]
Posted on 28 September 2010
Samsung has posted a demonstration of it’s upcoming Galaxy Tab device to it’s official YouTube channel. It’s great to be able to see what sort of performance people can expect out of the Galaxy Tab, rather than hiding behind pre-rendered videos of the software in action (more than we can say about the Blackberry Playbook at this point). I’m pretty impressed with what is shown in the video, as long as shipping devices retain this level of smooth performance. What makes me sad is how blatantly Samsung has ripped ideas […]
Posted on 28 September 2010
I remember getting excited about the original Touchbook when information started coming through in mid 2009. The modular keyboard/tablet concept seemed sound and the ARM Cortex processor offered a chance to see how the new architecture could perform. I remember too, the disappointment in the first weeks of deliveries as people started reporting issues that ran through hardware and software. A year later, many of these early owners are somewhat unhappy about the new product announcement. We cancelled our order before the credit card was booked, walked away and haven’t […]
Posted on 28 September 2010
Dynamism is gearing up to sell Archos’ latest Android tablets. They’ll be offering the top three models (check out the tracking page for full specs): Archos 43: starting at $199, available with 8GB or 16GB flash drive [tracking page] Archos 70: starting at $249, available with 8GB flash drive, or 250GB HDD [tracking page] Archos 101: starting at $299, available with 8GB or 16GB flash drive [tracking page] Pre-orders are not yet available but you can sign up for availability notifications from Dynamism on their Purchase page. We’ll hopefully see […]
Posted on 28 September 2010
Dynamism is gearing up to sell Archos’ latest Android tablets. They’ll be offering the top three models (check out the tracking page for full specs): Archos 43: starting at $199, available with 8GB or 16GB flash drive [tracking page] Archos 70: starting at $249, available with 8GB flash drive, or 250GB HDD [tracking page] Archos 101: starting at $299, available with 8GB or 16GB flash drive [tracking page] Pre-orders are not yet available but you can sign up for availability notifications from Dynamism on their Purchase page. We’ll hopefully see […]
Posted on 28 September 2010
While we’re waiting for the Viewpad 7 to turn up in shops in EU and America, you can already buy it in Malaysia. It’s called the Spice Mi700 there and is offered through CSL, the manufacturing company that also put the JooJoo through its lines. One assumes that they are also manufacturing for Camangi, Viewsonic and Olive Telecom because it’s exactly the same device as their offerings. More important than who’s manufacturing it is how it’s performing and in-line with my own hands-on, it’s getting the thumbs-up. The Mi700 is, […]