We told you last week about the new Palm Pre Plus and Palm Pixi, that would be coming to Verizon soon, good news as it looks like both of Palm’s new handsets will be available on Verizon Wireless from the 25th of January.
The major change to the Plam Pre Plus, is that the navigation button that was on the original Pre, which is designed to provide a simplified navigation, and the internal storage has doubled from 8GB to 16GB.
We have seen a few of Stuart Hughes’s creations before on Geeky Gadgets, like the Gold Nintendo Wii, and the $3.2 Million iPhone 3GS, his latest creation is slightly more affordable than previous models the Nokia Supreme.
Stuart Hughes has taken a Nokia 8800 and covered it in platinum and diamonds, with a total of 1,225 gems on the Nokia Supreme’s case.
Google [GOOG] has released the latest version of their Android SDK for developers, shortly after the release of the Google Nexus One which comes with Android 2.1.
The Android SDK 2.1 is now available to download from the Android Developers website.
We first heard about Lenovo’s Google Android powered smartphone, the LePhone last week, Lenovo has released some press photos of this cool looking smartphone.
The Lenovo LePhone will launch inc China initially, and it features a 3.7 inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 480 x 800, other features include a full QWERTY keyboard and dual, three megapixal cameras, check out the photos after the jump.
Google [GOOG] were off to a great start with the launch of their first smartphone, or all the call it the ’superphone’, the Google Nexus One.
It seems some users of Google Nexus One have been experiencing problems with their handsets fluctuating between 3G and Edge, and Google and T-Mobile have asked customers to report on the exact problems they have been having so they can investigate the issue.
Intel and LG have teamed up to release a new smartphone which is powered by Intel’s Moorestown processor, and will run Intel’s Moblin 2.1 Linux based OS.
The LG GW990 features a massive 4.8 inch touchscreen display with a huge resolution of 1024 x 480 pixels, on top of that there is 512MB of RAM, 16GB of storage, and it is capable of playing HD video in 720p on your HDTV.
With the unveiling and release of Googles new Nexus One phone only days old. iFixit have already taken their’s apart and unlike the iPhone say that getting to the battery in the Nexus One is a fairly easy operation.
Palm has announced that both of its webOS smartphones, will be available on Verizon Wireless, in two new versions the Palm Pre Plus and The Palm Pixi Plus.
The Palm Pre Plus has done away with the navigation button that was on the original Pre, which is designed to provide a simplified navigation, and the internal storage has doubled from 8GB to 16GB.
Never be caught out again with this ingenious concept coke mobile phone that runs on Coca-Cola drinks. Yes thats right, the bio battery in the phone generates its electricity from the carbohydrates (the sugar) in the Coke and uses enzymes as the catalyst to generate its power.
Google [Goog] recently launched their Nexus One Android mobile phone in the US, and now it looks like the rest of us in Europe will shortly be getting our hands on the Google ‘Superphone’.
Engadget are reporting that Vodafone have confirmed that the Google Nexus One will be available in the UK within a couple of weeks, and then the rest of Europe including, France and Germany later in the year.
Lenovo has unveiled its first Google Android smartphone at this years CES, the Lenovo LePhone, which it intends to launch in China this year.
The Lenovo LePhone features a 3.7 inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 480 x 800, and it also has a full QWERTY keyboard, plus dual three megapixel cameras.
Motorola has added another smartphone to its range of Google Android powered handsets, the Motorola Backflip, which is their third Android handset.
The Motorola Backflip features a 3.1 inch HVGA screen, and it comes with Google Android and Motorola’s Motoblur, plus a five megapixel camera with a built in LED flash and autofocus.
