Had enough of those stuff that comes out of Google starts with “g” (“i” if it is from Apple)? After months of speculations, the official news came out that there is no such thing as a GPhone but instead Google call it “Android” platform (sound strange i think gPhone sounds better). The Android platform will be created with combined effort with the Open Handset Alliance.

Watch the clip for more detail.

What Im seing is the future of Google gadgets running on my PC and mobile phone seamlessly.

The new LG KS20 smartphone will be introduce this upcoming IFA 2007. Powered by Windows Mobile 6.0 with supports HSDPA network for up to 3.6Mbps download speed, push email service, 2-megapixel camera, MP3 playback, Bluetooth 2.0, video call and just 12.8 mm thick with touch screen display. No words on when this will be available in the US market, it will be available in 4Q 2007 in Europe.

Source {here}

Another Touchscreen gadget that will compete with Apple iPhone are coming late this year or early 2008. The Meizu MiniOne plans to come out with a 16GB model, 3.32” TFT VGA,3-MP camera, Bluetooth, Line Out with DMB support, WiFi connectivity and Video decoder CODEC.

Meizu MiniOne features include:

• ARM11 533MHZ (perhaps Samsung S3C6400) processor
• 128MB DDR SDRAM cache (two 16 512Mb chip components 1024Mb 3 2)
• GSM+EDGE+WCDMA
• WIN CE6.0 based on the Windows CE kernel FOR MEIZU M8
• Video decoder CODEC (Possible Samsung S3C6400 built-CODEC)
• 3.32-inch TFT VGA （720×480 16 million colors Touchscreen
• 3-megapixel camera and a .3-megapixel VGA for conferencing (Autofocus, no flash)
• 1600mAHBattery : 1600mAH
• Bluetooth support
• Line Out with DMB support
• Wi-Fi connectivity with wireless card
• Plays 30fps 720×480 AVI, MPEG4, WMV videos and other mainstream video formats, even Real Player through decoder
• Video recording, and digital TV
• GPS through DMB with downloadable maps.
• USB2.0 Ultra Fast Data Transfer
• Built-in basic Memory (4GB/8GB)
• GSM + SCDMA Networks
• TV-out Support
• Line-in Support

Source {gizmodo}

Say Hello to a new Moto!! This new Motorizr Z8 looks really cool with lots of multimedia features bells and whistles loaded into. It is Kick-Slider (watch out!) phone.

The Multimedia capabilities features video capture and playback at 30fps and QVGA 16 million color TFT screen plus 80MB of internal memory as well as 32GB via the microSDHC card, 8x zoom camera, lumi LED light and a dedicated keys to access music at the touch of a button.

It also integrates HSDPA and Bluetooth 2.0 and a well-designed user interface allows one-click access to phone functions. There are lots of other features and options into this phone for you to look into {here}

Samsung is taking on Motorola as it expanded its Ultra line of slim phones at the Hong Kong’s ITU Telecom World 2006. As a starter, it came up with the Samsung Ultra Messaging i600 as pretty much a direct competitor of the Motorola Q product link.

One of the i600 main features is it runs on Windows Mobile 5.0 with Windows Media Player 10 and is the first 3G smartphone with GSM/EDGE, HSDPA (High Speed Downlink Packet Access), MS Push email, PDF viewer, RSS reader, speakerphone, Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR and A2DP stereo audio support support.It measures 11.8mm thick which might be the slimmest 3G smartphone with a QWERTY keyboard available around. The i600 has a 1.3 Megapixel at the back and a VGA in the front for video conferencing.

The i600 is comfortable to hold and has a soft finishing which makes it easy to hold and best of all it weights only 99-grams (3.5-ounces).

Look at this phone how small this new T-Mobile gadget really is, loaded with all the bells and whistle from digital camera, slick qwerty keypad, bluetooth enabled, email client to WiFi web browsing etc. etc.

If you want to get hold of this new gadget T-Mobile is offering it for $199.00 this after an instant discount and mail-in rebate of $150, and of course a contract.
Im quite intrigue with the WiFi feature though, is this means that if im on a free hotspot I could surf the web without any additional fee?? Christmas is coming, I just hope Mrs. Claus is reading this blog
Complete detail here