While at CES I totally overlooked the Exeda from Compulabs, a handheld device that will run both Android and Windows Mobile. This week the device - which sports a 3.5-inch VGA touchscreen, QWERTY keyboard, touchpad (i.e. mousepad), multiple connectivity options (GSM/GPRS, CDMA and 3G) and 520MHz Marvell CPU - has shown up running Windows Mobile 6.5. And unlike the version of the OS we saw a few days ago, this one is showing the honeycomb nav that we got a taste of a few months back.[Engadget]R
Informacja: 2009-01-25
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While the iPhone 3G and the App Store might have the upper-hand when it comes down to application breadth and shear volume of downloadable apps, the Android OS is steadily gaining ground. Popular services already ported to the iPhone OS have started to pop up in the Android Market for downloading with any Android-powered smartphone - most notable, the T-Mobile (NYSE: DT) G1. The latest service to make the jump from the iPhone App Store to the Android Market is Last.fm
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Who said that your iPhone and iPod Touch cannot be used for military purposes? Knight
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Videogames aren
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