Iriver Japanese company will announce Damee-branded Hello Kitty player of black Swarovski crystal version “Premium DX” on January 26, 2010.Hello Kitty Premium DX with a memory capacity of 4GB proposes a limited sale, priced at 9,980 yen, equivalent about RMB 760 Yuan(112USD)
Makers of a line of mobile internet devices that included the P8860, the first Intel-powered MID to be available worldwide in 2008, Aigo has just launched the N500, which is a bit of a departure in several areas compared to most of its previous MID offerings.
For starters, the device uses an ARM-based 806MHz Marvell PXA310+ processor powering the Maemo OS, rather than an Intel Atom running Moblin. This makes the N500, ironically possessing a very Nokia-esque name, the second non-Nokia device to run Maemo, the first being the very similar Optima OP5-E. Going beyond the capabilities of most other MIDs, Aigo has packed the N500 full of additional functionality creating a really versatile mobile device, including telephone communications and GPS.
Although the awkwardly aligned keyboard layout seems more like an OCD-inspired distraction more than anything else, the Lenovo Lephone looks absolutely amazing otherwise. New press pictures have popped up in the Flickr Photostream of the company and we’re left drooling:
The Open Handset Alliance is growing and growing and ZTE is the latest manufacturer to hop aboard the Android Express. In a short breathed press release the company said they’ve been exploring the platform and now they’re officially ready to rock and roll:
“With the growing trend and popularity of Android smartphones, ZTE is committed to invest in this innovative platform to meet the market demand,” said Mr. Lin Qiang, General Manager of ZTE Smartphones. “To accommodate this trend, ZTE has invested heavily in the research and development of Android smartphones during the last year. In the first quarter of this year ZTE will launch smartphones based on the Android platform.”
A couple months ago we heard that ZTE was rumored to launch Androids in 2010 and that it could be headed to America – let’s hope we can soon check it off our list. Hmmm…. I wonder if it will be solar powered?
Source: phandroid
I guess since the Chinese government is on a roll with these privacy violations, they’ve decided to get service providers to cut off any customer who use certain offensive keywords in text messages, all in the name of cutting down on mobile porn. This kind of censorship is par for course, considering China already blocks adult content via the web, but there’s the argument that SMS messages sent from one person to another is entirely private and doesn’t constitute pornography. Besides that, the whole purity angle could just as easily be a roundabout way of getting access to people’s text messages and scanning for other criteria, such as political volatility – but we’ll never really know since the specific criteria for surveillance are undisclosed. Bum deal overall, but the real victims here are the saucy Chinese schoolgirls who could get busted for naughty texts. Fight on, you brave, giggly, barely-legal warriors. Fight on.*
Source: samsungdatacables
Aigo the leading consumer electronic brand in china has unveiled the world’s smallest and thinnest mouse,the Aigo Z1688 at CES 2010. The Aigo Z1668 comes with 10mm optical mouse with a roller which can controlled with your thumb. Aigo glide mouse will be a perfect travel mate for used while on the go. Aigo Glide Mouse features a specially made flat cable(approx. 600mm long), a standard USB connection, a photo electronic tracking system with tracking speed up to 30inch/s, 8g/s of fastest acceleration, resolution up to 1000 dpi, compatible with USB 2.0 and USB 1.1. There is no word on pricing however, they said it will be arrived soon in US.
Source: Aigo
Oh, Meizu, how do we love thee? Let us count the ways. The KIRF-rooted company has released a promo touting the UI for its M8 phone. If any of it seems familiar, just remember that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Honestly, we’re a bit surprised just how professional the video feels, and the tune’s pretty memorable to boot. Get it caught in your head all day, footage is after the break.
