WiBro Egg, a wifi-tethering device using WiBro (which is like 4G WiMax pretty much), has been launched in South Korea. Think of it as the MiFi device, except it’s about 10 times faster.
According to the test reports, it’s doing about 8Mbps down and 4Mbps up, not too shabby.
I know Sprint already has a “giant” 4G hotspot device, hopefully they will be adding smaller ones like this later this year.
Here’s a demo video of the device (in Korean):
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGnySse_GuE
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video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8yvDKj1UfY&feature=player_embedded
Yup, got the Archos 7 Android Tablet yesterday, here’s a quick unboxing video for your viewing pleasure.
P.S. I will have a full hands-on review, video rendering right now…
The guys over at Engadget blog were able to get some quick shots of the new Marvell 10-inch Android Tablet.
Remember I told you there will be a slew of Android Tablets hitting the market rest of this year? Well, this is just the tip of the iceberg, we should see plenty more soon.
The guys over at Engadget blog were able to get a
TG Sambo, a computer/laptop manufacturer in South Korea, launches its new TS-52C with Intel i5, nVidia G310M, and multi-touch touchpad. This setup is very similar to the upcoming ASUS UL30Jt, which I am still waiting on for months since CES 2010 to get my hands on.
Of course, the TS-52C will never make it outside South Korea but I believe one day TG Sambo might start selling their laptops internationally.
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjBcv9iZinY&feature=player_embedded
The guys over at CrunchGear were able to get a hold of Michael Dell, Dell’s founder, to get a quick glimpse of the new Dell Mini 5/Streak Android Tablet.
Check out the quick video review of the Dell Streak, it looks pretty promising, I like the slick UI on it.
Wanna make a good first-time impression at your dream engineering job? Try this PCB business card that can be converted into a USB flash drive!
The main purpose of the card is to work as an USB memory.
The firmware uses the internal flash of the microcontroller, so the capacity of the mass storage unit is only 24 KB max. Enough to put a cover letter and resume in HTML. If more memory is needed, the current PCB and circuitry supports an external 8-pin SPI (or I2C) flash memory chip (up to 32M
Yup, I just installed Android 2.2 Froyo on my Nexus One. Since I don’t have stock Nexus One rom anymore (but was running HTC Desire ROM), I had to update the phone manually.
Modaco, on
Samsung Bada phone hits Europe (as of yesterday) and it seems like Samsung has finally come up with a flawless smartphone OS that could compete on the levels with Google’s Android and Apple’s iPhone OS. Of course, don’t forget that Samsung is pushing its Android phones hard also, the first Android Samsung being intro-ed in South Korea just weeks ago. (although I did get to see a bunch of them earlier this year at CES 2010)
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWqjZ-Ll368&feature=player_embedded
For those of you who want turn your Palm Pre into a wireless router/hotspot, I told you how to do it before but I found a better way to do it, install Verizon’s mobile hotspot app on your Palm Pre. This is also supposed to work on all Palm WebOS products including Palm Pre, Palm Pixi, Palm Pre Plus, and Palm Pixi Plus.
There’s no rooting required and just a couple of
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VW-EnRz_fY&feature=player_embedded
For Blackberries lovers out there,e here’s some spy hands-on review of the new Blackberry Bold 9800 running the new Blackberry OS 6.
First thoughts:
Looks pretty good, perhaps the best Blackberry OS so far, RIM has finally updated their phones to smartphone standards of today. Of course, RIM is still the leader of smartphones for businesses, I just think they will do better by adding more functionalities such as a WebKit-based browser shown above.
It’s been a long time s
