The so called PSP phone or PS phone is likely to be labelled as a Xperia handset but nevertheless its a device that PlayStation fans have been waiting too long for. The leaked gaming handset wasn’t revealed at CES this year unfortunately but Chinese site IT168 has managed to get these vids of the anticipated device in action and it does look to be graphically very impressive. Continue reading »
Despite this not being a video showing the iPhone 3G running Honeycomb (which would have been much more impressive). The hack below does allow you to dual boot either iOS or Android 2.3 Gingerbread all thanks to the OpeniBoot software, so it should also work on an iPhone 2G or a first generation iPod touch (up to iOS 4.1). The video is a bit jerky, but it’s proof that Gingerbread can be dual-booted.
For example, this robot will be able to remind the patients that it’s their time to take their medications. Of course, robot will be able to respect their decision if they do not want to take medications, and it will remind the patient again after some time. In addition, this robot will be able to contact the doctor if something goes wrong with the patient.
Researchers at the University of Connecticut are trying to develop a robot that uses ethics, and in order to create such a machine, they are using a machine-learning algorithm that should determine robots actions. This robot would be able to “learn” and become ethical (and therefore ‘rational’) based on your decisions.
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Today’s gadgets are getting smaller, and speaking of size, today we have a special secret camera for you to wear. Unlike other secret cameras that you wear around your wrist as a wristwatch, this one is worn as a shirt. So if you want to feel like a secret agent and record things that you aren’t allowed to for some reason this shirt spy camera might be a right thing for you.
Hate to say it, but passive matrix OLEDs are now a thing of the past. At this year’s CES 2011, Samsung showed off what they can do with their AMOLED displays in Las Vegas. Not only are they more environment friendly, consume less energy than their OLED counterparts, the displays are rollable, bendable and can even survive impacts from a hammer. Check out the video below by the folks over at IntoMobile below…
It was no surprise to see Google finally confirm their 4G G-Slate tab device at the CES, though for me the unexpected was that it would come from LG and that their new version of Android would be designed chiefly for tablets in mind.
Motorola has a new phone on the market for purchase, the new CLIQ 2. The phone boasts Motoblur user interface on top of its Android 2.2. The phone has a 1GHz processor and 512MB of RAM, which is a decent combo for the phone’s pricing.
