An unreleased ASUS Windows Phone 7 device has been leaked, sporting the model number E600. Currently an “engineering device”, the Asus E600 could be the next major Windows Phone 7 handset launch.
January, 2011
The Samsung Galaxy S Hoppin has now launched on South Korea’s SKT. Named after SKT’s Hoppin service, a new set of Cloud services, the latest Galaxy S smartphone will allow media playback on the TV via a dedicated cradle. Here’s the scoop on Samsung’s latest smartphone.
It’s the end of the working day, but before you shut up shop, or your internet browser, take a minute to catch up on all the tech news from this afternoon. We’ve stuffed all the headlines into one concise piece right here in our teatime tech roundup!
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Google has given departing CEO Eric Schmidt a $100m leaving gift for all his hard work. That must have needed a pretty big envelope to pass around the office. Most of us are lucky if we get a few drinks bought. Google is awarding Schmidt with $100m in equity, meaning he’ll be getting somewhere in the region of 165,000 shares in Google. They’ll be headed his way on 2 Feb, and leave him with 9.1% of Google’s shareholder voting rights.
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[via Fast Company]
HTC has filed a trademark for HTC Sensation, which at first glance could easily be a smartphone However, the strange thing about this filing is the list of devices it can be associated with, which includes portable and wireless devices, hardware and software for mobile and portable computers. Could HTC be building a new HTC tablet skin, similar to HTC Sense but for tablet devices?