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Qualcomm multi-fold device, Unreal engine on webOS, HTC Incredible for Verizon

A patent app from Qualcomm turned up today that is for a cool looking multi-fold device that aims to replace smartphones and tablets. The device has a UI that changes depending on how it is folded. The Unreal engine has landed for webOS smartphones like the Pre and Pixi. The new engine should mean new gaming chops for both of the smartphones. HTC’s coming smartphone the Incredible has been spotted wearing Verizon tribal markings. The handset will get an 8MP camera with flash and a 768MHz...

T-mobile Pulse Mini Android Smartphone Specs Review

T-Mobile is proud to present its newest phone in the market; in fact they have launched and boasted their new baby at the Mobile World Congress 2010 that happened in Barcelona! T-Mobile Pulse Mini will be showing off at your nearest mobile phone shop (that is if you’re in Europe or UK). T-Mobile Pulse Mini is another handset from its maker to be powered by Android, while this would be the second T-Mobile powered by Android phone carried by Deutsche Telekom. It will be coming out with two variat...

Toshiba K01 With QWERTY Keypad | Specs Review

Last February 15, 2010 Toshiba debuted its new mobile phones during the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. This mobile phone offers a powerful, stylish design and it is optimized for mobile messaging. The K01 has a single core Qualcomm QSD 8250 1Mhz processor and runs with an embedded Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.5.3 Professional. The K01 has a touchscreen OLED capacitive 4.1 inch wide-screen that provides brighter color, power efficiency and a faster response. It has a super-slim design ...

ABI Research predicts 163 million smartbooks to ship in 2015

ABI Research is out with some interesting predictions for the new smartbook category. According to Jeff Orr, senior analyst with the group, an estimated 163 million smartbook units will ship worldwide in 2015 – a significant uptick for a category that just recently launched. So what’s ABI Research’s notion of a smartbook? Here are their exact words: “As ABI Research defines it, a smartbook is a low-powered device running a mobile operating system that is always connected, either via Wi-Fi...

Compaq AirLife 100: HP’s New Laptop Baby | Specs Review

Hewlett Packard has something new for us, actually this cute computing device has already flaunted what it can offer at MobileFocus 2010 event! For those who love white you would love HP’s new baby Compaq Airlife 100. This computing device is as compact as it can get, built to have a 10.1 resistive Touchscreen display which will perfectly fit your backpack or shoulder bag. It will run Andoid’s Cupcake 1.6 and a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor running at 1 GHz. What I love about this device is tha...

Windows Phone 7 Series Unleashed By Microsoft | Specs Review

Everybody seems to be taken aback when the Windows Pone 7 Series was formally introduced in Barcelona during the MWC last Monday. Everyone claims that Microsoft has indeed embodied the unthinkable in this new OS. It is an entirely different operating platform from the previous Windows Mobile. It is by a long shot wider and deeper than the Zune. The interface of the WP7 is designed with the Metro (7 series UI) which makes it “authentically digital” and “chromeless”, as de...

HTC Scorpion: Fastest HTC Smartphone? | Specs Review

We haven’t heard anything from HTC lately right? I guess they’ve been really quite since this year started, I wonder why? Honestly there could be something going on and HTC just want to make it a top secret but what is this we have heard and seen? A new HTC has leaked and it will be out this summer? Well nothing is certain because there is no official word from HTC that this is indeed a phone that will be released or a phone they’re trying to polish for a soon retail but as the saying goes “if t...

Motorola Motosplit Not Good Enough? | Specs Review

Another crazy invention from MOTO (well I hope that it is indeed from Motorola and not a work from some wise guy trying to make a buzz out of a lame picture which was crafted on Photoshop!) is the MotoSplit which somehow resembles the first phone from Nokia that has a qwerty pad. I think that phone was launched way back year 2000. Of course this one is from Moto is far gorgeous than the Nokia phone I have mentioned, well it should be right? Knowing that it’s 2010, phones nowadays should be as f...

Nexus One Story: The Google Phone Story (Videos)

Right before the christening of the Nexus One, a lot of bewilderment rises from the tropics, asking how did the google phone really began? Doing some recap, it seems the first authenticated source of the N1 came from a tweet only, followed by a couple of precious unboxing vids and the rest was history. Still, users were left clueless, on how does the nexus one looks like from the start?… I mean, was it made by a human, a droid, a robot, or by nexus himself? A couple of days ago, Google started ...

Garmin Asus Nuvifone M10 Pre Order Starts in Taiwan, Comes with Windows Mobile 6.5.3

"Although mobile news has been hinting a Windows Mobile 6.6 showcase by Microsoft on the upcoming Mobile World Congress, Garmin Asus has started to accept customer pre-order in Taiwan for its new Garmin Asus M10. The new Nuvifone is confirmed to be using Windows Mobile 6.5.3, a new version that comes with a thinner task bar on top. Customers should expect to receive the M10 from Feb 6th next month. Garmin Asus Nuvifone M10 has an attractive price of around 450 USD. The price is also bundled wit...