Lenovo tells HTC they can make Android look better!

Lenovo Mobile is releasing a phone in China that will support Android. It looks great! Let's hope it makes it over the pond.

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Samsung Omnia i900 Review

Engadget has done a nice little review of the Samsung's new Omnia phone, the touch screen, 16GB, 7.2 HSDPA, 3.2 Inch WQVGA, GPS; Running Windows Mobile 6.1 and the TouchWiz interface.

Link here!

Intel Atom and Nano Platform Comparo duke it out

A review down by Tweak Town shows the benchmarks for the new Intel Atom and the Via Nano. You can have your own take on it but for the most part the Nano platform beats the Atom on low voltage, CPU usage for playback on video and can even run Crysis 6.95 frames better (or on average 15.26 fps) at 1024 x 768. So the battle for the UMPC processor goes on for these two, and we'll see who comes out on top when it comes to companies adapting their technology by next year.

On a side note, I was wondering what happened to AMD in this mobile PC business?

91% of Japanese Will Not Buy 'iPhone'

From a survey by iSHARE, 91% of Japanese mobile phone users are not planning on buying the iPhone when it comes to Japan through Softbank. My faith in the Japanese never wavers...

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Dell E, no... not Eee

Dell has announced a very interesting line of crazy ass laptops that rival the Asus Eee for mobility and specs, but most importantly price (starting at $299).



There smallest one brags about:

• 16Gb SSD
• 3 USB ports, Mic, Headphone, VGA, SD slot
• 0.3 MP webcam
• WiFi 802.11G, Bluetooth, WiMax, WWan
• 5 Hour battery life
• Linux or Win XP
• 2 lbs
• 1.6Ghz
• 8.9" W (1024 x 600)

Very exciting stuff, let's hope this thing pulls through on price... unlike some people *cough*

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