SlashGear JapanSo, the Chumby came out awhile ago. It’s this little box-like device that pulls information off the internet, like weather, news, and sports updates, and then displays them in Flash format in real-time. It was a pretty original idea, and while it may not have been the sharpest looking thing on the block, its functionality was close to making it worth it. Especially if you don’t like alarm clocks, and can’t afford the alternative. But, apparently the hardware wasn’t the top of the pick for many, and so Chumby is moving over onto the software front, hoping to make a name for itself.
I am not a big fan of the Bluetards who wear their Bluetooth headsets everywhere. Bluetooth headsets are great in the car, but when you are just walking around use the phone. We haven't been impressed that you own a Bluetooth device for many years.
We’ve never particularly hidden our apathy toward Samsung’s TouchWiz UI, nor our feeling that it’s not quite as usable in its standard form as rival systems from HTC and others. However all that could change now that Samsung have released the 
The Samsung Galaxy (i7500), the only Android device with an AMOLED display, has been out on Germany's network for some time, and it's been the general envy of most Android users out there since its release. While other Android phones like the Magic and Hero are great in their own right, Samsung left it upon itself to create an Android phone that set up to blow the competition (HTC) out of the water. And it looks like that customer base is about to get a lot bigger.
