Samsung Galaxy S III
This 4.8″ Android phone isn’t sold on specs, instead promising an array of new features including voice control, face recognition, NFC file sharing, and a screen which dims when you’re not looking at it.
This 4.8″ Android phone isn’t sold on specs, instead promising an array of new features including voice control, face recognition, NFC file sharing, and a screen which dims when you’re not looking at it.
The world’s strongest blender meets the world’s toughest phone. BlendTec does the Will it Blend test/ad with Sonim’s XP3300 Force phone. Compare it with how the iPhone 4 fared here.
The Oona is a cheap, simple but versatile smartphone stand. Stick it on a glass surface, on white boards, or even on your desk, with a variety of positions and angles for your needs.
Designed by Hukazawa Naoto, the iida Infobar A01 is an Android concept phone has a customizable user interface designed to make it easy for you to view the information you want at a glance.
The Imaginary Phone takes the ‘screen’ out of touchscreen. And also the phone. A depth camera detects gestures and relays it to the phone, allowing the user to control the phone without holding it.
Has a dual core 1GHz Tegra 2 CPU, 4.3″ 960×540 qHD screen, 512MB RAM, 8MP rear camera, 8GB memory with support for microSD and microSDHC. Also has micro-USB and micro-HDMI ports.
Has a 4.3″ Super AMOLED Plus screen, dual-core 1.2GHz CPU, 1GB RAM, 16GB memory, microSD, 8mp rear cam w/1080p recording, 2mp front cam, USB 2.0 port, Android 2.3, and is only 0.35in thick.
A rugged Android phone designed for adventurers, it’s designed to withstand extreme conditions, has special sensors for temperature, direction and speed and loaded with apps for outdoor types.
Gresso’s Luxor World Time Gold phone offers an 18K gold body, two-sided sapphire crystal screen, Italian leather on the rear panel and six independent Swiss clockwork mechanisms.
(NSFW for language) The keen and perceptive “scienticians” in this video here propose a new technology that may bring texting to a standstill: The Phone. Watch, laugh and learn. (Thanks Sean!)
Ripping a page from Nintendo’s 3DS, this Android phone gets a 4.3-inch 960×540 glasses-free 3D LCD screen for movies and games, a 3D camera, dual-core 1.2GHz CPU and WiFi DLNA streaming.
It runs Android 2.3, has a QWERTY keyboard, 3.7″ touchscreen, 1Ghz CPU, 8mp rear camera and 0.3mp front camera, microUSB and microSD support, and document readers and editors.
Thanks to some prodding from the European Union, 14 major cellphone manufacturers – among them Apple, RIM, and Motorola – have agreed to switch to a universal micro-USB charger for their devices.
The Echo has two 3.5″ touchscreens, which can form a single 4.7″ display at 960 x 800 resolution, perfect for viewing videos or using two apps at once. Available via Sprint this Spring for $200.
Motorola teases us further with this promo video for the “world’s most powerful smartphone”, the Motorola Atrix. The notebook dock may be new and unusual, but it is undeniably practical.
Verizon attempts to impress us with their first 4G phone, the ThunderBolt, which includes goodies like integrated video Skype mobile, an 8 megapixel flash camera, HD video and a hi-res 4.3″ screen.
Kristian Ulrich Larsen’s nifty Flip phone concept is a triple display handset running stock Android that pops out like a tent, collapses into a curved slate, and folds out like a little book. (Thanks Michael!)
Sony Ericsson’s latest phone has a 4.2″ touchscreen, 1GHz CPU, microSD support up to 32GB, and runs Android 2.3. Its 8.1mp camera is more than capable of shooting 720p HD video.
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