Meet:Mobility Podcast 66 is now available. In this podcast we talk about AMD Fusion, the HTC Flyer, Eee Pad Memo and talk about what ‘post-pc’ really means. JKK and Al Sutton join Chippy Listen, subscribe and download at MeetMobility here.
Posted on 17 March 2011
Meet:Mobility Podcast 66 is now available. In this podcast we talk about AMD Fusion, the HTC Flyer, Eee Pad Memo and talk about what ‘post-pc’ really means. JKK and Al Sutton join Chippy Listen, subscribe and download at MeetMobility here.
Posted on 17 March 2011
Meet:Mobility Podcast 66 is now available. In this podcast we talk about AMD Fusion, the HTC Flyer, Eee Pad Memo and talk about what ‘post-pc’ really means. JKK and Al Sutton join Chippy Listen, subscribe and download at MeetMobility here.
Posted on 17 March 2011
Looks like Motorola is working on the successor to their Droid # phones. A photo of the Droid 3 has been leaked over at Howard Forums (hat tip to GottaBeMobile for pointing it out) and in addition to a design that departs from the Droid 2 — and instead harkens back to the original Droid — we can see that the keyboard has received a lot of work. The hardware keyboard on the original Droid was a major selling point for many people. Unfortunately, the keyboard really under-delivered. Motorola made progress […]
Posted on 17 March 2011
Today it’s official. The HTC Thunderbolt will be launching on Verizon tomorrow (the 17th) for $250. Verizon says that they aren’t taking pre-orders, though customers can start buying the device online starting at midnight EST tonight, and that stores will be operating during regular hours. […]
Posted on 16 March 2011
If you’re an accessory fiend and looking for a unique accessory for your new gadget, Etsy.com is a great place to start looking. Etsy is sort of like the Amazon of hand-made goods. But we’re not talking about the sweater your grandma knits you every winter to make sure that you don’t catch a cold… Etsy actually has some really neat hand-made accessories for electronics. In addition to being unique and hand-crafted, accessories from Etsy are usually priced very competitively. Let’s say, for example, you just picked up a new […]
Posted on 16 March 2011
If you’re an accessory fiend and looking for a unique accessory for your new gadget, Etsy.com is a great place to start looking. Etsy is sort of like the Amazon of hand-made goods. But we’re not talking about the sweater your grandma knits you every winter to make sure that you don’t catch a cold… Etsy actually has some really neat hand-made accessories for electronics. In addition to being unique and hand-crafted, accessories from Etsy are usually priced very competitively. Let’s say, for example, you just picked up a new […]
Posted on 16 March 2011
If you are at all interested in astronomy, you’ve likely heard of a little site called APOD. Short for Astronomy Picture of the Day, NASA’s APOD posts an incredible astronomical photo each day, with a written description by a professional astronomer. “But Ben, how does this fit into mobile technology which is covered on this site? inch you might ask. Well dear readers, it turns out that astrophotos make awesome background images. One of my favorite Android apps is called Astronomy Picture of the Day (by Sam Oakley). In addition […]
Posted on 15 March 2011
The prototype ruggedized Android Tablet from Mobile Tout Terrain shown in the video below and in the gallery here is not certified for the sort of environment we’re seeing in north-east Japan right now but it’s certainly more rugged than your average tablet or ultra-mobile PC (UMPC.) Think about hiking, traveling, the beach, your bike and even extreme situations like baby drool or even, and this is one I’m interested in, the bath! Mobile Tout Terrain, a French company, are aiming to get this IP67-spec tablet ready for Q3 2011 […]
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