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Sony Corp., trying to reverse sales declines in its TV division, will announce home-entertainment devices next month that use Intel Corp. chips and Google Inc. software, said two people familiar with the matter.The companies plan to discuss the new products at a conference sponsored by Google in San Francisco on May 19 and May 20, said the people, who asked not to be identified because details are still being worked out.
We have seen Fennec pop up a few times, and even got blessed with a very early release of this, which brought it from a fantasy to a reality. As many of us know, beta releases tend to be a bit buggy, and rather far from perfect, and the Fennec build — which is pre-alpha — we all saw was just this.
Mobile phone network Vodafone already have an impressive range of Android phones (launching the HTC Desire, HTC Legend, and the Sony Ericsson X10 this month alone), and plan to add to that lineup with the Vodafone 845 rumored to launch by the end of Q2 2010..
The first thing you should know about the Archos 7 Home Tablet: it is cheap. The Android-powered Apple iPad contender has a 7-inch resistive touch screen, a 600MHz ARM 9 processor, and 8GB of internal memory; however, the Archos doesn’t have the muscle to beat Apple on specs. But with a retail price of $199, it may be able to win over your wallet.
The LG Ally is sure getting a lot of attention right now. Coupled in an advertising marriage of convenience to the movie Iron Man 2, the Ally is surely not an Android smartphone to be missed. Recently, the device’s website has officially gone live, and gives of some more specs in the process. While it’s not the full spec sheet, it’s enough to give us a good clue of what the rest of the device will bring.
Powered by the Android OS and featuring the socially minded MOTOBLUR overlay, the Motorola BACKFLIP for AT&T features an original reverse flip design, 3.1-inch touchscreen display, spacious physical keyboard, and unique BACKTRACK touch panel located behind the screen when the device is folded open–providing you hands-free navigation of the phone without having to touch the display. It also boasts super-fast Web browsing on AT&T’s 7.2 HSPA 3G technology as well as Wi-Fi networking with access to more than 20,000 AT&T Wi-Fi hotspots.
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Motorola enjoyed somewhat of resurgence in popularity in 2009 thanks to the excellent Milestone handset. Now in 2010 the manufacturer looks set to continue this with the introduction of the impressively named, impressively featured Backflip.