For those who are interested, here’s an overview of the newly released TomTom GPS app running on the iPhone 3GS:
The new Zune HD’s most attractive feature to me is probably the video output via its dock which basically allows you to see everything you’ve got in your Zune on TV. The TV interface as you will see in the video below runs smoothly, allowing you to do everthing as you normally would such as accessing music, video, pictures, even radio and podcasts…
The folks over at Akihabara in Japan who knows very well what gadgets are cool and not were recently sent the very good looking brand new Fujifilm FinePix REAL W1 digital camera. On the surface, the W1 may just seem like an ordinary 10 megapixel camera with a 2.8-inch LCD display but underneath this beast is actually well equipped with technology that currently makes it one of a kind.
Sadly the crew haven’t yet fully reviewed the new FinePix flagship but we look forward to hearing further from them, so for now check out this quick gallery…
This is what you’ve all been waiting folks. Here’s a demo of the LG Crystal GD900‘s crystal keypad, it is absolutely, the world’s first. What’s even more amazing as you will see in the video demoed by our friend Helen from the LGBlog is that this transparent keypad has multiple hidden functions. It will not just work as a keypad but also a touchpad for UI navigation, handwriting, zooming in/out and even as a shortcut launch pad! If you’re planning on getting the LG Crystal, you must see the video below first.
[via LGBlog]
The ASUS T91 touchscreen tablet laptop or netbook (debate continues among many) is probably one of the most looked forward to PCs here at GadgetLite. Though we haven’t got a demo, CNET has received their’s and the video after the break certainly shows you why we have been so impressed with the T91 ever since it was first featured at the CES…
Have a look at this, the below video is the first music video to be taken using the new iPhone 3GS’ video recording capability. The song by XFYA accompanies the plight of a little blue robot and his attempt to be relevant in an increasingly technological world.
The first Android phone with flash support has been unveiled. A true iPhone killer this time? Known as the HTC Hero, it is a phone which has been speculated with images leaked previously, now officially revealed and pictured below.
The new open source Android based HTC Hero sports a 3.2-inch HVGA (480×320) screen, a five megapixel camera with autofocus, AGPS, digital compass, gravity sensor, 3.5mm headphone jack and a dedicated search button. On the inside lies 512MB of storage, expandable by microSD, 288MB of RAM, and a 528MHz Qualcomm processor.
