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Intel slider concept combines tablet and ultrabook form factors

The eye-popping Nikiski wasn't the only new form factor that Intel explored in its CES press conference. It also showed off an Ultrabook design called the Slider that's not unlike a few of the smartphones and tablets we've seen in the last few years. Like a QWERTY smartphone, it hides a full keyboard beneath a sliding screen, running on standard x86 hardware and low-voltage chips. Read The Full Story

Pantech Crossover, their First US Android Effort

, May 31st 2011 Discuss [3]

Pantech has hooked up with AT&T to deliver their very first Android-based effort here in the United States. This device will be a mid-range phone with emphasis on messaging and the use of social media, delivering these things with it's full QWERTY slide-out keyboard and a lovely 3.1-inch full touchscreen display. This device will be available June 5 for $69.99 with a two-year contract and minimum monthly data plan. Cute or rough enough for that last straggling family member not in the smartphone club? Read The Full Story

ASUS Announces EeePad Slider, a Transform With Sliding Keyboard

Alongside with the ASUS Transformer, the company has also announced its EeePad Slider. Being touted as a unique hybrid of tablet and mobile PC, it features a unique sliding design that exposes the keyboard when needed.

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BlackBerry slider live photos leaked

, Mar 3rd 2010 Discuss [0]

Live images of what seems to be like a BlackBerry slider phone have just surfaced online, and while source BlackBerry Leaks hasn’t been able to verify the authenticity of the images, this looks to be very much from maker RIM. Read The Full Story

Laylo and Dominio – Launching of Two Kyocera Phones with MetroPCS

, Dec 24th 2009 Discuss [1]

Kyocera announced the launch and availability of both the Laylo and Domino today with MetroPCS as the network provider.  The Laylo is a elegant slider outfitted with a concealed vanity mirror that is revealed upon sliding it open.  The Domino is a stream-lined candy-bar phone that shares a platform with the Laylo. Read The Full Story

Verizon getting Samsung Trance tomorrow

The Samsung Trance slider phone will be hitting Verizon tomorrow, the carrier announced today. The phone will feature several of Verizon's online services like V CAST with Rhapsody and the VZ Navigator. The cell phone features a 2.1-inch screen with a 176 x 220 resolution, a 3.5mm headphone jack, a 16GB microSDHC memory card slot, 1GB of built-in memory and support for numerous media files including MP3, AAC, AAC+ and WMA. You can listen to music while completing other tasks on the phone. Also included is a 1.3-megapixel camera plus the Bang & Olufsen ICEpower speakers that allow for great sound quality. Bluetooth is also included. You will be able to get the Samsung Trance on Verizon starting tomorrow for $49.99 in red or black with a two-year contract.

Samsung S8300 Tocco Unboxing and hands-on

, Apr 15th 2009 Discuss [0]

We got a crate sent to us from Korea, and we weren’t sure what was inside. When I say crate, I mean wooden crate that required a hammer and crow bar to pry open. The precious cargo housed inside was worth the protection. A chorus of angels sang out in the middle of a Home Depot, and I laid eyes upon the Samsung S8300 Tocco Ultra Edition.

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Samsung SGH-t819 is as ugly as a brown Zune

For some reason T-Mobile and/or Samsung felt it prudent to not only design, but go ahead and produce and sell an ugly brown cell phone. Add to that the fact that it all runs on edge and that makes it all the less tempting. Read The Full Story

Helio Mysto hitting mass market today

So the Helio Mysto, the second phone Helio stole from Samsungs top of the line Ultimate Edition line, is finally hitting the market so everyone can get one. If I may remind you, they had a 2-day sale of them in just a couple stores for the two days right after Christmas and then that was it. Read The Full Story

Helio Mysto has finally arrived

Vincent got his Mysto by way of FedEx this morning, it looks great. He hasn’t yet taken the time to review it, so this is just pictures of a more or less dead phone, there is one with the phone on, but that’s it.

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Helio Mysto finally hitting stores

Not on a mass scale though, apparently they’ll actually only be available in the Helio NYC and Santa Monica stores, and even then they won’t be advertised at all, you’ll have to specifically ask for one to even see it, let alone buy it. However, word is, there should be enough available for everyone that shows up and asks for one on the 26th and 27th, then after that they’ll probably be out of supply, for about a month. Read The Full Story

LG KH1800 also known as the Orange phone

And surprisingly not due to it being on the French network. It’s called that because of the extreme amount of bright orange used on this slider phone. Its 13.3mm and a slider, I want a slider that thin to hit stateside, I love sliders, but they are always so thick, I guess this one is the exception. It has MP3 playback, a dictionary, camera, and 3G thanks to WCDMA. Sadly though it will never see the light of day stateside, its headed only to Korea’s KTF network and will cost you the equivalent of about $372 USD. Oh, in case you were wondering, there is no T-DMB in this phone. LG KH1800 or the Orange phone [via newlaunches]

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