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Showing posts with label phone. Show all posts
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Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Color Flashlight HD for Android, turns your phone into flashlight


Turn your phone into flashlight with Color Flashlight HD for Android – You ever tried to use the phone screen as a beacon of light, only to discover it’s not just bright enough?
Turn your phone into a flashlight with Color Flashlight HD for Android, the application to illuminate the dark nights with just your mobile phone.

Sunday, August 28, 2011

Rumored Pantech Breakout, Another LTE Phone on Verizon


A recent leak has us wondering about the possibility of a new Verizon device, the Breakout, coming in the following months. While the specs aren’t great – just a 1GHz CPU, 512MB RAM, front and back cameras and Gingerbread – it does support Verizon LTE. Judging by the popularity of LTE and the relative demand for inexpensive smartphones, our guess is that this phone will target the low-budget crowd (maybe even the prepaid crowd). While nothing is confirmed yet, we do have a comparison sheet, which is more than we can say for many other rumors.



Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Xiaomi M1 phone comes with MIUI ROM pre-installed for $310


The Xiaomi M1 was a rumor, but now it is official and launching in Beijing this October. The most important spec on this baby is that it comes pre-installed with the MIUI ROM. MIUI is one of the more popular customer ROMs, but if you fancy something else, you can easily swap it since the Xiaomi comes unlocked.
Full specs:
Android 2.3.5 with unlocked bootloader4-inch screen (854 x 480)Dual-core 1.5GHz Snapdragon S3 (MSM8260)4GB ROM1GB RAMUp to 32GB Micro-SD card support8MP Rear Camera1930mA batteryGPS (U.S. GPS and Russian GLONASS;)Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivityGSM / WCDMA
You can pre-order on August 29th for October delivery. Price is ¥1,999 ($310). One more pic after the break.


Saturday, August 13, 2011

PS3 Sixaxis and dualshock 3 controllers now work with your Android phone or tablet


An app called Sixaxis Controller is now in the market that lets you pair you PlayStation 3 Sixaxis or dualshock 3 controller to your Android phone or tablet. It allows you to use your controller with many of you favorite games and applications via wireless Bluetooth.
You will need to be rooted and unfortunately all devices are not supported. The app costs $1.65, but the developer has a free device compatibility checker to see if you phone or tablet is compatible before purchasing.
Features:
Up to four Sixaxis and DualShock 3 controllers supported at onceAll 17 buttons on the controller can be mapped to any key press in AndroidAnalog sticks emulated as digital key presses