Written on January 10th, 2012 by Gadget Tno shouts
At CES 2010, i brought you footage of the then brand new A.R. Drone. Parrot has upped the ante @ CES 2012 by adding a slew of features to copter. As the title of the post suggests, it can now record 720p hd video with its forward facing camera. In addition to that, software and hardware upgrades include new flight modes, info sharing, 3 axis gyroscope, accelerometer and magnetometer as well as a pressure sensor. And it works with both iOs and Android devices. Pick up your for $299.
Apple made headlines when it was discovered that iPhones and iPads use their built in gps transceivers to track and record their owners where abouts. Even more disturbing is the fact that the feature can’t be turned off. Well all you Android os phone users, no need to feel left out. Apparently Android devices do the same thing. It’s believed that this info is used for location based add campaigns, but only the manufactures know for sure.
RIM has recently announced that it will officially support Android apps on the Blackberry PlayBook and future QNX cpu based phones. Traditionally, Blackberry is known to be pretty difficult to develop programs on, therefore they’re not known to have a huge plethora of apps like Android and iPhone. Now the decision of what phone to get will no longer hinge on the question of “do I want more apps, or BBM?” You can have both you silly goose. This will be the ultimate cure for BB owner’s app envy!
With Wednesday’s announement of the iPad 2, we finally have a complete comparison chart of 2011′s hottest tablets. Everyone is gonna have their favorite depending on what they use their device for. But they all look pretty good spec-wise, so I think it may come down to personal preference.
Written on October 19th, 2010 by Gadget Tno shouts
There’s a new My Touch in town and you Android fans will not be disappointed. It has both front and rear facing cameras for those oh so important video calls, 1 GHz processor and a 3.8 inch WVGA touchscreen display. It even records in 720p HD witch you can then be broadcast to compatible tv’s. Check the video below to see it in action.
Written on September 9th, 2010 by Gadget Tno shouts
The much anticipated sequel to the original Android phone has been officially announced. T-Mobile will be taking pre-orders for the G2 later this month. They will be the exclusive carrier of the 4G device.
Here is a quick list of the specs:
Full QWERTY keyboard
4 GB internal memory
8 GB micro-SD card preinstalled
5 megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash and 720p video recording
In an attempt to gain control of their fare market share of the e-reader game, Barnes and Noble has released Nook for Android. They already have Blackberry and iPhone apps as well as a Pc and Mac clients so this was a pretty good move to try to make Nook a household name.
RIM has recently announced that it will officially support Android apps on the Blackberry PlayBook and future QNX cpu based phones. Traditionally, Blackberry is known to be pretty difficult to develop programs on, therefore they’re not known to have a huge plethora of apps like Android and iPhone. Now the decision of what phone to get will no longer hinge on the question of “do I want more apps, or BBM?” You can have both you silly goose. This will be the ultimate cure for BB owner’s app envy!
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There’s a new My Touch in town and you Android fans will not be disappointed. It has both front and rear facing cameras for those oh so important video calls, 1 GHz processor and a 3.8 inch WVGA touchscreen display. It even records in 720p HD witch you can then be broadcast to compatible tv’s. Check the video below to see it in action.
