The guys over at Engadget have managed to get their hands on some more photos of the Motorola Honeycomb tablet that we saw Andy Rubin showing off last week, as well as some detail on the specifications. As this is currently a prototype, the specifications may be different in the final tablet, but … [Read more...] about Motorola Android 3.0 Honeycomb Tablet, More Details
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Roland Hutchinson is the co-founder of Geeky Gadgets and a veteran technology journalist with over 18 years of experience covering the consumer electronics industry. Since 2007, he has published thousands of articles specializing in Apple, Android, and the rapidly evolving smartphone landscape.
Known for his "Hardware First" approach, Roland provides deep-dive analysis into mobile hardware architecture, software ecosystems, and the latest industry leaks. His expertise in tracking the development of global tech brands has been cited by major publications including Engadget, Gizmodo, Wired, and many more. When not analyzing the latest mobile innovations, he is hands-on testing the next generation of wearables and smart home technology.
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HTC Desire HD Review
The HTC Desire HD was announced back in September, and when it was announced it had a range of impressive specifications and features. It comes with Android 2.2 Froyo, and the model we tested is the UK version. We have been using the Desire HD for about a week here at Geeky Gadgets, which gave us … [Read more...] about HTC Desire HD Review
Kinect Air Guitar Hack (Video)
Yesterday we saw the awesome 'Minority Report' Kinect hack, today we have another one, this time in the form of an air guitar, which was created by Chris O'Shea. Chris created this fun hack using a Microsoft Kinect, with c++m openFrameworks and openCV and some drivers to get the Kinect to detect … [Read more...] about Kinect Air Guitar Hack (Video)
Google Crome Cr-48 Laptop Gets Taken Apart
Earlier today we showed you a video of the Google Chrome Cr-48 laptop being destroyed, that Google produced to show off their cloud-based OS. Now the guys over at Engadget have some photos of the Chrome Laptop being taken apart, which show what is inside this new Chrome notebook. According to … [Read more...] about Google Crome Cr-48 Laptop Gets Taken Apart
iPad Gets Full Google Docs Desktop Support
A couple of weeks ago, Google added support for editing Google Docs on your iPad. Now, Google has taken it a step further by adding full desktop support for Google Docs to the iPad. This means you will now be able to do everything on Google Docs in full screen, rather than being limited to the … [Read more...] about iPad Gets Full Google Docs Desktop Support
Huawei Ideos X5 And X6 Android 2.2 Froyo Smartphones Announced
Huawei has just launched two new Android smartphones, the Huawei Ideos X5 and the Ideos X6, both of which will come with Android 2.2 Froyo, and they will probably get Android 2.3 Gingerbread in the near future. Huawei Ideos X6: A Feature-Rich Smartphone The Huawei Ideos X6 features a 4.1 inch … [Read more...] about Huawei Ideos X5 And X6 Android 2.2 Froyo Smartphones Announced
Acer Iconia Dual Screen Laptop Hits Europe In January
Some of our readers will remember the Acer Iconia dual screen laptop that Acer announced recently. It looks like it will be available in Spain in January of 2011 and it will retail for 1,499 Euros, about $1,987. As a reminder, the Acer Iconia features no physical keyboard. Instead, it boasts two … [Read more...] about Acer Iconia Dual Screen Laptop Hits Europe In January
WikiLeaks Data Stored In James Bond Style Bunker
WikiLeaks has been in the news a lot recently, after they leaked over 250,000 US cables, but where is all their data actually stored? Apparently, it is in an ex-nuclear bunker in Sweden that looks like something out of a James Bond movie. The data is stored in the Pionen Data Centre in Sweden, … [Read more...] about WikiLeaks Data Stored In James Bond Style Bunker
Apple’s Mac App Store Wont Feature In App Payments
We have been hearing quite a bit about Apple's new Mac App Store recently, with it expected to launch some time between now and the 20th of January 2011. The latest bit of news is that at launch, unlike the iPhone and iPad App Store, there will be no in-app purchases. This doesn't mean this isn't … [Read more...] about Apple’s Mac App Store Wont Feature In App Payments
Gmail Priority Inbox Added To Gmail For Android
Google has updated its Gmail app for Android, and the latest version of the app now supports the Gmail priority inbox, and also comes with a range of new features, and updates. As well as the priority inbox, the Gmail for Android app has an updated look for composing messages, with improved support … [Read more...] about Gmail Priority Inbox Added To Gmail For Android
Google Promoting NFC With HotPot Stickers
Last week, Google announced the Google Nexus S smartphone, which features built-in Near Field Communication (NFC) technology. This innovative feature will allow users to make payments with their smartphones as well as access information using NFC. The integration of NFC technology into smartphones … [Read more...] about Google Promoting NFC With HotPot Stickers
Microsoft To Pay Windows Phone 7 Developers In January
We told you a couple of weeks ago that Microsoft had decided it wouldn't be paying any of its Windows Phone 7 developers until February 2011, which meant that some developers would have to wait almost five months to get paid. It seems as Microsoft has had a change of heart, and they have just … [Read more...] about Microsoft To Pay Windows Phone 7 Developers In January
