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The world’s first e-notepad which is mainly designed for mobile officing, has been successfully developed in China and will be on the market soon. This world’s first e-notepad, named EKING S700, was developed and launched by China Shenzhen Guangxuntong Communication Technology Co., Ltd. (“Guangxuntong”). The EKING S700 is the world’s first e-notepad with dual-mode input [...]
We weren’t too fond of the AIDACASE KeyCase Folio, but we should’ve known a flood of alternatives would be hitting the market shortly thereafter. Adonit dropped us a line to say that its rival is in the final stages of production and should be ready to order by Christmas, and the final edition will add [...]
Anyone who has ever shopped for an iPod speaker knows that there is no shortage of models from which to choose; options range from giant party speakers in the form of old-school ghetto blasters to tiny units about the size–and shape–of a goose egg. Indeed, you can even find portable device cases with speakers built [...]
Barnes & Noble NOOKcolor, the first full color ebook reader, presents a series of dilemmas for interested buyers. B&N referred to it as a tablet, but NOOKcolor is really more like half a tablet. It literally is a read-only device. It displays text, PDF and Microsoft Office files, plays any MPEG-4 video (no Flash), plays [...]
Taiwanese sources have revealed that the previously speculated ASUS EP90 now has an expected March 2011 launch window. ASUS is said to have placed an order for up to three hundred thousand Tegra 2 dual-core ARM-based chips destined to power the forthcoming tablet. The device is also expected by Digitimes to ship with Windows Embedded [...]
The white iPhone 4 is delayed. For those keeping track, yes, that is the third time you’ve read that headline since June. Apple is saying today that the white version of the iPhone 4 now won’t be for sale until spring 2011. And that’s after telling us in June that it would be delayed until [...]
U.S. owners of Android phones who need turn-by-turn voice guided GPS navigation and would rather not rely on the network-based Google Maps with Navigation feature will be happy to know that Navigon will be bringing its Mobile Navigator software to the Android platform. Unlike Google Maps with Navigation, Navigon’s maps will be locally stored, and [...]
It’s hard to believe that what we’re looking at is real — but we assure you, the picture above is in fact the PlayStation Phone you’ve long been waiting for. As we reported back in August, the device you see is headed into the market soon, likely boasting Android 3.0 (aka Gingerbread), along with a [...]
Around the time of the Tokyo Game Show, Sony held a private meeting at its offices in Tokyo’s Aoyama. The purpose was to show off the PSP2. Several sources have confirmed to Kotaku that the PSP2 does have a previously rumored touch panel on the back of the hardware. The touch panel was described as [...]
The guys at JooJoo—you know, the tablet that was once made with TechCrunch but then had a falling out—want you to know two things: They’re still alive, and there’s a new JooJoo tablet coming next year. First, the new JooJoo. It’s going to be based on Android, but not be an Android tablet, meaning it [...]