Today we reconfirm the idea that Google Voice for iPhone is a big deal - then argue about it! Apple told the world they'd be changed forever after today, then the Beatles are released on iTunes! We review and/or unbox the following items: SoundFreaq SFQ-01A, Google Voice for iPhone, Samsung Continuum, and Evan's epic week with the HTC HD7 continues with "Software!" Barnes and Noble's Nook Color officially goes on sale, and Google CEO Eric Schmidt's Web 2.0 2010 appearance video is up for multiple views - the Nexus S! Gingerbread! Sweetness! On the business end of things, Samsung Galaxy Tab's production may very well be cut in half due to poor demand, Panasonic is entering the Japanese Smartphone market in 2011, and 1 MILLION Optimus One smartphones have been sold in one month! Oh and the T-Mobile G2 was overclocked to 1.9Ghz like it was no big deal
Read The Full Story
- Why I Think Apple Will, Indeed, Launch A Television
- Diablo III Review Part I: Your Quest Begins
- PureView: The Tech Behind Nokia’s Salvation
- Which Company Has Contributed More to Gaming: Sony or Nintendo?
- Nokia 808 PureView Explored: Hands-on Samples
- Men in Black 3 VFX pros describe “an onion” of imagination
- HTC EVO 4G LTE vs HTC One X
- SlashGear 101: What is So.cl?
Search Results for aigo+mid
SlashGear Morning Wrap-up: November 16 2010
What'll it be today? A big fat Beatles announcement by Apple? Yes! A brand new LG Android phone leak with 8MP photos, 1080p video, and HDMI? Yes! Perhaps devices with flippy screens - so many flippy screens? Yes! Any way you look at it, today is a real diverse day in tech news, everything from an app called Giftmeister to the world's first Android TV. But wait, aren't the holidays coming up rather soon? That's it! The thread is releases for the gift giving season! Hooray for capitalism and the push for greater technology for the sake of spreading love!
Read The Full Story
Aigo’s Tegra 2 aigopad N700 Android tablet arrives
Aigo's aigopad N700 Tegra 2 tablet was one of the more appealing Android slates we saw in the first half of this year, so we're pleased to see the 7-inch device finally launching. Priced at 2,999 yuan ($452), the N700 has a multitouch WVGA capacitive display, Tegra 2 CPU with 512MB of RAM and up to 32GB of storage, HDMI and 3G, and can be used as an oversized smartphone like the European Galaxy Tab.
Read The Full Story
Five aigo Android tablets launched: Tegra & 3G namechecked
aigo have been showing off their aigoPad tablets in China again, with their CEO promising five different models - various boasting 4-, 5- and 7-inch screen sizes - launching from July 2010. Interestingly, Shanzhaiben's photos from the launch (note that "aigo" translates as "patriot" since that's the Chinese meaning) only seem to show two of the units - what looks to be the smallest and largest versions - and neither bears a huge resemblance to the renders we've seen before.
Read The Full Story
Huawei SmaKit S7 Android MID capable of 720p HD [Video]
As we said about Aigo's E500 Android MID earlier this week, the reason the Huawei SmaKit S7 has us so intrigued is because Huawei themselves have already brought Android-based devices to market. The metal-bodied SmaKit S7 runs Android 2.1 Eclair and, while its exact processor is unknown, is capable of smooth 720p HD video playback according to zol.com.cn.
Video demo after the cut
Read The Full Story
Aigo E500 Android MID hits Chinese stores
Aigo's Android-based E500 MID has gone up for sale in China, priced at 1,599 Yuan ($235) and offering a 5-inch touchscreen, 600MHz ARM dual-core CPU and 720p HD video support. Connectivity for the tablet includes WiFi b/g, USB 2.0 and a microSD card slot, as well as a 3.5mm headphone jack, in addition to 8GB of built-in memory.
Read The Full Story
Aigo N700 “AigoPad” MID revealed: Tegra 2, Android 2.1 & 1080p HD
Details of a new Aigo tablet, the Aigo N700, running Android on a 7-inch display have emerged, potentially set to be the AigoPad announced earlier on this year. The tablet has a WVGA capacitive touchscreen, second-generation Tegra chipset and up to 32GB of onboard storage, together with integrated Bluetooth 2.1, WiFi and 3G.
Read The Full Story
Velocity Micro Cruz Tablet: Android 2.1 slate for $300
Velocity Micro are no strangers to tablets - the company attempted to crack the market with the M5 MID back in 2009, a rebadged aigo P8860 - but we reckon they've a better chance this time around with the Cruz Tablet and Cruz Reader. Each model has a 7-inch capacitive touchscreen, runs Android 2.1 and supports Flash 10.1, but the real boon is the price: the Cruz Tablet is expected to come in at $299.99, while the Cruz Reader will be $199.99.
Read The Full Story
Aigo AigoPad Android tablet coming this year
Aigo look to be covering all the OS bases with their tablet/MID ranges; as well as the existing Windows models and the recently uncovered Maemo device, there's now talk of an upcoming Android-based tablet. Aigo CEO Feng Jun has apparently confirmed that the company is planning to release a new tablet later in 2010, running Android and provisionally titled the AigoPad.
Read The Full Story
Aigo N500 Maemo phone/MID hybrid hits China
Unless you're a MID addict you may not have heard of Aigo, but with the company actually having shipped products rather than merely flaunted concepts we're liable to give them a little extra rope. That makes this new MID - the Aigo N500 - particularly interesting, since it runs Maemo just like the Nokia N900.
Read The Full Story
Android MIDs emerge: Eston MID-02 plus SFR M! on video
Is it the morning for Android-based MIDs? Jenn over at Pocketables has turned up evidence of two devices both running Google's open-source mobile platform, in the shape of the Eston MID-02 slider and a video of French carrier SFR's M! PC Pocket running the OS. Eston's device - which is also branded as the M4301 - has a 4.3-inch resistive touchscreen and can dual-boot Windows CE 6.0 and Android.
Video demo after the cut
Read The Full Story
Compal KAX15 MID with overclocking Atom Z515 CPU [Video]
MIDs a failure? No no no, how could that be when this little beauty is headed to the market? Known here as the Compal KAX15 MID, but likely to find itself a variety of alternative brands including Gigabyte and Aigo, it's based on Intel's existing Menlow platform and packs an 800MHz Atom Z515 processor, a 4.8-inch 800 x 480 touchscreen and slide-out QWERTY keyboard.
Video hands-on after the cut
Read The Full Story
REVIEWS
VIDEOS
- POPULAR STORIES THIS WEEK
- MacBook Pro 2012 model release tipped by price drop
- "I want you to run Motorola. Can you let me know by tonight?" asks Google CEO
- iPhone 5 and iPod touch panels leaked
- IBM blocks Siri on its networks
- iPhone 5 supply purchases tipped for 2012
- IBM blocks Dropbox and iCloud as well as Siri
- Activision/Bungie legal documents oust potential PS4, Xbox 720 dates
- Absinthe 2.0 iOS 5.1.1 jailbreak released for iPad, iPhone and iPod
- RECENT COMMENTS
