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Motorola's 2008 Cellphones Leaked (Guess What They Look Like!)
If you were hoping Motorola's 2008 cellphone lineup was going to turn around their "slump", we've got good news and bad news for you. The bad news is most of their phones are pretty much retreads of old devices, and there aren't any great new form factors—not even an iPhone clone—to speak of. The good news is that the upcoming ZN5 actually does look halfway decent with its 5-megapixel camera, Xenon flash, 2.4-inch display, 500MHz Freescale processor and Montavista Linux. It's somewhat sad when the best of your lineup is a Linux phone, but we weren't really expecting much from Motorola at this point anyway. [IT168 via JAMPB via Uber Phones]
3:46 PM on Fri Apr 18 2008
By Jason Chen
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Latest by Rain-man: @Pope John Peeps II: Actually, the screen is glass. The rest is aluminum and plastic (I think). And I checked out pics of the O2 Cacoon. Looks like a nice flip phone. If no iPhone existed, I'd consider getting something like more »
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Apple iPhone SDK Liveblog Archive
You wana relive the excitement of Apple's iPhone roadmap event. Well, we've got the entire liveblog archive just a jump away.
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We're on campus, getting read to liveblog Apple's iPhone roadmap event at 10AM California time. Updates will start soon at: [Live.Gizmodo.com and the Macworld 2008 Archive]
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Apple iPhone SDK Liveblog: It Has Begun
We're on campus, getting read to liveblog Apple's iPhone roadmap event at 10AM California time. Updates will start soon at: [Live.Gizmodo.com and the Macworld 2008 Archive]
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OLED fans will have to be patient, as Samsung's roadmap for the technology shows them only in small handheld devices for this year and next, ramping up to laptop and desktop displays in '09 and finally 40-inch TVs in 2010. After these TVs invade your home and take all your money in the process, Samsung will follow up with flexible OLED displays by 2012. The point? The tech will have lower costs than LCDs or Plasmas eventually, once production ramps up and enough units are out there. But in the mean time, plan for your next TV purchase to be a non-OLED display—unless of course you manage to wed an old millionaire socialite for her money. If you do, please think of your old friend Jason. [Nikkeibp]
Samsung OLED Product Roadmap Shows 40-inch TVs in 2010
OLED fans will have to be patient, as Samsung's roadmap for the technology shows them only in small handheld devices for this year and next, ramping up to laptop and desktop displays in '09 and finally 40-inch TVs in 2010. After these TVs invade your home and take all your money in the process, Samsung will follow up with flexible OLED displays by 2012. The point? The tech will have lower costs than LCDs or Plasmas eventually, once production ramps up and enough units are out there. But in the mean time, plan for your next TV purchase to be a non-OLED display—unless of course you manage to wed an old millionaire socialite for her money. If you do, please think of your old friend Jason. [Nikkeibp]
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More Sprint Roadmap Leaks?
We've gotten some independent confirmation/rumors on the leaked Sprint roadmap we posted on Tuesday. Our source is saying that the Moto ic602 and Moto V9M will come in September, the Sanyo S500 S1 and HTC Vogue will come in October, the Moto Q9c and LG 260 will come in November, and the international Blackjack will come in 2008. That lines up fairly well with the previous roadmap, but as with all roadmaps, the actual launch dates are anything but set in stone. [Thanks Tipster!]
4:30 PM on Fri Aug 24 2007
By Jason Chen
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Latest by ivealwaysgotmail10: Lol maybe their releasing the vogue on haloween, suite. orange and black vogue for the win! more »
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HTC's Roadmap Shows Sliders, Smartphones, and Fingerprint Recognition
CTI Miami got their hands on HTC's latest roadmap for their upcoming phones. Among them are the Kaiser, which is along the same lines as the Sprint Mogul (GSM), and the Vogue, which is like the HTC Touch. Some of the more interesting ones are the Nike, which is a WM6 Professional (that's the touchscreen one) that slides up to reveal a regular keypad; the Iris, which is a CDMA EV-DO Rev. A phone that looks like the T-Mobile Dash; the Polaris, which looks like an update to the GPS-enabled Artemis, and the Sedna, which actually has a fingerprint reader and both CDMA and GSM. More »
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i-Mate's 2007 Phones Leaked Online
We've given you a heads-up on a couple of i-Mate's forthcoming phones, but now someone at the company has done us the favor of leaking the company's entire roadmap for '07. Aside from the new Ultimate models, there's also an X Series that looks particularly interesting with HSDPA/Edge support and Wi-Fi. The series consists of four phones, which will be released from May to June. Check out the PDF while you can. More »
9:28 AM on Fri Apr 6 2007
By Louis Ramirez
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Latest by anshuman: Omg :) .... i love my k-Jam.. when you are not teen enuf to get ipod , not geek enuf to get things to get online maps on and not rich enuf to get uber funky Nokia navigator for more »
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