Google’s Android has certainly taken the world by storm with a handset powered by the open source mobile operating system appearing from just bout every hardware manufacturer in the game.What’s great about the platform’s open source nature (aside from the obvious) is the fact that consumers are given such a wide variety of hardware choices when looking to pick up their next mobile phone. Perhaps they want one with a QWERTY keyboard like the Samsung Epic 4G or perhaps they want a large touchscreen touting device like the Motorola Droid X or HTC EVO 4G – the possibilities are virtually endless.
A new device that is sure to find its respective niche is the LG manufactured device featured above. Now, not much is known about this device other than the fact that it is powered by NVIDIA’s Tegra 2 processor, features 4G/LTE connectivity and is capable of recording full 1080p HD videos. Additionally, from the above leaked image, it looks like this LG device features a front facing camera as well, but such a thing remains unconfirmed at this point.
This Tegra 2 powered device may be just the Android phone LG needs to break onto the scene. We’ll keep you posted as more information is made known.
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 Since the New York Times iPad App has received a good update, it was only a matter of time before the New York Post got itself an App.
Everything from Page Six and onward is all yours, if you wish. All for a price of $6.99 per month, $39.99 for six months, or $74.99 per year. By the way, you can get 30 days free with a $2 purchase.
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 Instagram is a new camera app for the iPhone with a focus on social networking. The app offers some wonderful, lomo-like filters to make your photos not look so crappy. There are dozens of photography apps that do this well, so what makes Instagram special?
Sharing your photos through social networking is a huge part of Instagram. The app’s developer, Kevin Systrom, descibes Instagram as not merely a camera app, but “a community focused on helping you collect, organize, and share the images of your life from your mobile phone.” Instagram packages this community very elegantly. The look and feel is clean and fast, and there aren’t any gimmicks… Read More
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 Logitech’s big Google TV reveal is still ongoing, but the product page is live and allowing for preorders of the $299 package ($179 if you’re on Dish Network) set to ship by the end of this month. For all of that dough you’ll get the Revue with Google TV box, keyboard with integrated touch and directional pad, an HDMI cable, one IR blaster and a couple of AA batteries just for good measure. Also up for your browsing pleasure are a few screens of the free Logitech Harmony App for iPhone and Android. Other accessories have been announced and are available for preorder as well, a $149 webcam, and the Revue-specific version of the diNovo Mini controller for $129.99 the larger keyboard is available if you need a spare or buy a different brand of Google TV appliance for $99. The Logitech TV Cam, with Carl Zeiss autofocus lens and dual microphones, ties into a Logitech Vid HD app that communicates with other similarly equipped units plus PCs or Macs running the desktop version of the software. Beyond just the mobile apps, Logitech also showed off its own Media Player app that pulls in video from connected hard drives or DLNA sources. Check the gallery for a few pictures of the hardware and after the break for a couple quick video breaking down all the features of the Revue, and demonstrating video calling. A press release full of details is now also avialable after the break.
Continue reading Logitech Revue with Google TV details: $299; free iOS, Android apps, accessories are extra
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Sanyo has debuted the Sanyo VPC-CA102 pocket camera and it is capable of shooting full HD 1080/60i video and 14-megapixel stills. The camera can also film 10 feet under water.
The VPC-CA102 has a 2.7-inch LCD and it a 12x dual-range zoom capability. Using the camera, photographers can toggle between telephoto and wide-angle. The VPC-CA102 has a 40mm-240mm lens range for video and 38mm-190mm photo range. Eye-Fi compatibility, SD/SDHC/SDXC card slots, mini-HDMI port, and face detection in photo/video modes is built in to the camera. The VPC-CA102 also has high-speed sequential shooting. The retail price of the video is at $349.99.
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