Celluon Magic Cube is an ultra-portable (38 x 75 x 29 mm), full-sized virtual computer keyboard.
For the better part of the last few months, AT&T’s lineup has been flooded with an array of top-shelf smartphones such as the Nokia Lumia 900, HTC One X,Samsung Galaxy S III, and Sony Xperia ion. Pouring out high-end devices consistently is nice and all, but for some consumers, they prefer the comforts of something less comprehensive – and at the same time, easier on the pockets when it comes to price. Time after time, Samsung has been there to heed the call with a solution, and sure enough, it seems that they’re at it once again here with the $49.99 on-contract eco-friendly Samsung Exhilarate.
Google is on fire today starting the I/O conference with a pretty rich update to Android, went through the announcement of its first branded tablet device, the Nexus 7, and its first homebrew hardware piece - the nexus Q media streaming
Android 4.1 Jelly Bean is now finally here! We’ve been waiting for the newest Android version, hearing all sorts of rumors all along, and there’s a lot to see in terms of new features, but the biggest improvement we’re extremely happy to see is that Google is finally seriously tackling the small but noticeable lag that’s often noticeable in the platform.
We've seen purported schematics, front and back panels of the next iPhone, but we haven't seen the thing assembled so far, and today's leak filled that inexcusable omittance.
Ladies and gents, the Google Nexus 7 is just days away from its launch, it will be made by Asus and it will look just as you see on the picture below. At least according to a training document Gizmodo Australia obtained days before the 7-inch quad-core tablet’s launch. And that document - even though the picture from it looks real - could turn out to be a fake one, so keep that healthy shade of doubt until the official announcement.
All handset owners have had to live through the scenario where they need to access their phone to get a quick look at the time or check the score of that big game. Whatever the reason, you need to take your phone out of your jeans pocket where it is stuffed in with a shoe horn, and what a hassle that is! And if you're watching something that changes often like an NBA game or the stock market, it means continuously reaching for the phone.
Six months ago back at CES, Sony managed to surprise us with the introduction of its flagship Android smartphone in the Sony Xperia ion. During the time, we were undoubtedly captivated by its stellar specs sheet that consisted of alarge 4.6” HD display, 4G LTE connectivity, dual-core processor, and a higher than normal 12-megapixel snapper. Looking back at it all, it surely sounded tasty in so many ways, but as time passed with no word regarding its inevitable arrival, our interest in it quickly faded into oblivion – even more when other prestigious smartphones began making their marks.
Acer’s Iconia Tab A700 Android tablet is now available for $450. The Iconia Tab A700 runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and is equipped with NVIDIA’s quad-core Tegra 3 processor, 1GB of RAM, 32GB of storage, a 10.1-inch HD display, a 5-megapixel camera, a 1-megapixel front-facing camera for video chat, GPS and more. Bonus: The $450 price tag also includes free shipping
The Washington Post is reporting on a curious decision by RIM - the first BlackBerry 10 device to launch will be touchscreen-only. RIM isn't abandoning their trademark - the full hardware QWERTY keyboard - as such devices will still come later on.
As we expected, the Windows Phone 8 platform was just introduced at Microsoft's 2012 Developer Summit. The announcement was made by the tech giant's very own Joe Belfiore.
After we heard that the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 might be arriving in October with ultra high-res screen, now comes a contradictory rumor that it could feature a flexible OLED screen. 
A story in Tuesday's Wall Street Journal about the smartphone ecosystem mentions that according to people on the inside, Google is accelerating the development of a Siri-esque virtual, interactive personal assistant for Android users. While whatever Google produces will naturally bring comparisons to Siri, Google has higher aspirations. There has been some speculation that the finished design would make Google's virtual assistant much more powerful with more capabilities than Siri.
The LG Optimus 4X HD can brag to be the first phone announced with a quad-core chipset, although the HTC One X beat it as first to market. LG has loaded the full monty with it - a quad-core processor, large “True HD” display fit in a fairly compact for it body, and the latest Android version out of the box.
Samsung Galaxy S2 users can get hold of one of the best first person shooters right now for zero outlay, as part of a time-limited offer.
VLC, an open source media player for PC, Mac and other operating systems, could soon be making its way to Android, maker VideoLAN has teased via Twitter.
The Asus Zenbook Prime, the Intel Ivy Bridge-flavoured Ultrabook refresh, has crash landed in the UK – with TechRadar on hand to get up and close with the slimline beauty at an event in London.
It packs not one but two quad-core processors, a sparkling 5-inch touchscreen OLED display, dual analogue stick controls and games that go way beyond what any other portable device is currently capable of.
Shortly after Microsoft outed the details of the Windows Phone Tango 7.10.8773.98 update on its website, a freshly-leaked document has given us an idea of when one U.S. Windows Phone will get to take part in the update dance. According to an image sent to TmoNews, the Nokia Lumia 710 is set to begin receiving an update to software version 7.10.8773 on June 20. Microsoft will reportedly push notifications of the update to users through July 31, telling them to tether their Lumia 710 to their computer and install 7.10.8773 through the Zune software.
In the world of Android, there are two major hardware manufacturers who are constantly battling back and forth for the love and adoration of mobile consumers. Samsung and HTC are easily two of the most recognizable brands when it comes to Android. And, this year, neither are pulling any punches.
Sony said late last year that the Tablet S and Tablet P would be updated to Android 4.0, and the company reached the first half of its goal in late April when it bumped the Tablet S up to Ice Cream Sandwich. Now Sony has begun following through on the remainder of its plans, as it's announced on its official developer blog that an update to Android 4.0.3 is now rolling out to the Tablet P. The update brings with it a handful of new goodies, including a "Small Apps" feature that allows for quick access to apps like the Browser and Calculator. Sony says that the Tablet P update is currently available is "selected markets," but there's no mention of exactly which markets those are.
Ever since the launch of the Motorola XOOM, the first Android tab powered by a real OS for tablets — Android 3 Honeycomb — there have been rumors claiming that we'll eventually see a Google tablet, just like we have Google phones with the Nexus line. With the annual Google I/O developer event coming in just a few weeks, we've seen plenty of tasty leaks recently, many of which are best served with a grain of salt.
The Nokia Lumia 800 and 900 features a pretty unique design as far as phones are concerned. Admittedly they do feel pretty good in the hand plus the curved glass of the Lumia 800 is quite nice to touch, so we guess it’s not a complete surprise to discover this particular Lumia concept by Jonas Dahnert that has borrowed inspiration from the Lumia 800 and 900 (and subsequently the N9).
Microsoft has created a dedicated website for its new Surface tablet to keep us updated on the news surrounding the slate(s), and posted the first promo video of its foray into the tablet hardware market. The video is pretty cool, highlighting the innovations behind Surface, like the magnesium alloy chassis, the integrated kickstand and the keyboard covers.
Asus Transformer Prime owners are reporting that a software update for their tablet has been released. The update, which brings the software version to 
Back, in February, a neat little phone captured our minds - the Galaxy Beam set the tone for the show as it was the first of the new announcements and it promised to be the first projector phone for the masses (the fist Beam projector phone had a somewhat limited launch), but it’s June now, and the phone isn’t yet out.
Scalado has more than a few tricks squirreled away in its mobile imaging bag, tricks that have served the likes of HTC and RIM well. Now, Espoo want those tricks all to itself. After working with the Swedish firm for years, Nokia has decided to take its partnership with Scalado to the next level: acquisition. The imaging outfit will be turning over its developers, intellectual property, technology and moniker over to Nokia in the third quarter of 2012 -- although the terms of the deal are confidential. Finland's favorite smartphone manufacturer plans to use Scalado's technology 
