SlashGear Morning Wrap-up: November 17 2010
Today we talk about, believe it or not, methane powered computers! Better hope you don't get too close to a heat source. Uh oh. Then there's a Berlin showing of some fantastic looking color e-paper, sponsored by Bridgestone, Epson, and Samsung, but made by an unknown producer. Then PALM throws down the gauntlet saying they'll reclaim their smartphone "birthright" soon, and BYD Alice Tegra 2 Froyo tablet wants a chomp of the tablet market too. All this and MORE on todays SlashGear Morning Wrap-up!R3 Media NetworkSlashPhoneSam's Club Now Offering iPad With Minor DiscountAndroid CommunityHamilton CapTel offers Android app for hearing impairedNexus S concave touchscreen originally intended for Sprint?Sony Ericsson ANZU/XPERIA X12 previewedSamsung Galaxy Tab: Five Carriers, Three Cases – Which Feels Best?Dropbox for Android UpdatedHTC Knight is actually HTC EVO Shift 4G?SlashGearLow-temp ceramic micro fuel-cells promise affordable methane powerFluid Dress is incredible labor of fluid-filled love [Video] [MPLS YAY]Color e-paper drawing tablet gets Berlin outingWhite iPhone 4 conversion kit seller gets legal threat after $130k salesMotorola MOTOPAD Honeycomb tablet due Feb/Mar 2011 with Tegra 2 tip insidersPeeWee Pivot 2.0 tablet laptop launchesFujitsu multitouch resistive touchscreens bring cheap pinch-zooming to Windows 7 notebooksHulu Plus officially launches at $7.99 per month; hits Roku todayBYD Alice Tegra 2 Froyo tablet wants a chance at the marketPalm to reclaim smartphone "birthright" with phones & "a great tablet" tips RubinsteinSharp 3D smartphone launches for US, India & China tipped for 2011VUDU 2.0 UI teased; HD PS3 streaming due later this month
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