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Incredible TV out video demo
EDIT: Thanks for catching my embarrassing typo, commenters. The adaptor plugs into the micro-USB jack, not the microSD slot. Wow. Wirefly was lucky enough to be visited by an HTC rep today who demonstrated the use of an accessory adaptor that turns the Incredble's micro-USB into composite video cables for your television. Check it out in the video below. No word... Read more » Dell’s growing tablets
This shouldn't be surprizing considering that Dell's Streak - what amounts to a giant Android handset (albeit a special one) reportedly dropping this Summer - was initially called the Mini 5. The computer OEM has two more Android tablets on deck: one with a 7" screen and the other with a 10"screen, both of which officially make the Mini 5 miniature in comparison. The... Read more » Android WePad is causing quite a stir
I don't know if it's more a reaction to the growing market, the sensationalism of the whole iKiller terminology, or a genuine interest in the product, but WePad videos and images are all the rage at the moment. So I thought I should post my favorites here for your viewing pleasure. Not embedded is a recent episode of Diggnation entitled "WePad: The 11" Android Based... Read more » Spring Design Alex eReader ships 04/14
Starting tomorrow, the sexy chunk of kit pictured above will be shipping to customers who can order the unit in charcoal or white right now for $399.99. Alex will ship with a rechargeable battery, 2GB memory card, a protective cover, an earphone, USB power adaptor and USB cable, as well as a one year limited warranty. Device features and specifications are... Read more » It’s not an Android
In a recent NYT article, Google CEO, Eric Schmidt, was reported to have privately told friends at a party that the Company is currently working of their own tablet computer, and that it will run Android. Others have mentioned that Google is testing the waters with some publishers to work out e-reader content delivery. Somewhere along the line, this new gossip was... Read more » People of Lava
Are you ready for the first Android powered television? Me too. The real question is, are you ready to pay for one? A company called People of Lava are releasing a 42" HD LED set comprised of "top of the line components" in September called Scandinavia for around $3500 and will follow up with 47" and 52" versions. The sets will allow you to access YouTube, Facebook,... Read more » The Sharp ISO1 on video
If you caught Engadget's coverage of the ISO1 last week, you've already seen one video of the device (re-posted after the break). Android Community has published another video from the same YouTube account that demonstrates more navigation through the UI of this 1 GHz Snapdragon powered MID. Early hands on sessions indicate that the build feels cheap, but previous... Read more » Dell’s Mini 5 (Streak) gets more interesting by the day
I have to admit that Dell's Mini 5 has been more of a curiosity to me than a potential wish list contender. It looks really nice, has a glorious 5" WVGA screen and a 5MP cam, but who wants to lug that thing around in their pocket? It can't be comfortable, and that makes it an unlikely purchase or recommendation for me. However, Dell's bulky gadget just gained a few... Read more » Accessorize your kitchen with Ikan?
Do you hate apps? Does their low price and strictly virtual footprint bring you down? Well, have a look-see at the Ikan grocery scanner doohickey! The idea is that you scan the bar code on empty packages before throwing them in the trash and the gadget builds a list that can be automatically sent to your phone on a regular basis or even straight to your grocer for... Read more » Gigabyte enters e-reader race with EB10
It seems like e-readers are the new gotta-have-one product for OEMs that want to feel like they're running in the big race, and I don't think we've heard of a new one in at least three days. Enter Gigabyte with their Samsung 667 MHz processor equipped "world's first Android e-ink device...I mean, the first World's first that has ever seen." Clearly, what we're... Read more » 
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