Oh look! It’s the LG Optimus Pad 3D Android tablet, in our hands and in front of a camera. We just went hands on with the 3D slate at Mobile World Congress 2011 for the first time, and we’ve got our findings for you right here alongside a gallery. Read on for our LG Optimus Pad review: first impressions!
We’ve just got our dirty mitts on one of LG’s big announcements for MWC 2011, the LG Optimus 3D. Read on for our first impressions of the 3D smartphone.
The Motorola Pro, the Android blower that takes aim at BlackBerry with a portrait QWERTY keyboard and workplace skills, is finally on its ways to Europe. Outed as the Droid Pro across the pond way back in June last year, Moto has confirmed it’s forthcoming Euro debut at Mobile World Congress.
Now Google Streetview games aren’t new as such – remember the Google Streetview racing game? – but we think this is the best yet: a Google Streetview zombie game. Created by Wonder-Tonic’s Mike Lacher, it’s a really simple challenge but surprisingly fun: you click your way around the Google Maps location of choice while trying to avoid the cartoon zombies that try to hunt you down. It’s hardly Left 4 Dead but it’s fun nonetheless. How long can you survive?
Out now | £free | Google Streetview zombies
The Sony Ericsson Xperia Pro is the one phone Sony Ericsson managed to keep secret in the run up to Mobile World Congress 2011, and like last year’s surprise X10 Mini Pro, it looks like a cracker of a QWERTY Android phone. This time though, it’s going up market.
News of the Samsung Galaxy S 2 broke cover first thing this morning, and news has already reached us that Three will be stocking the Samsung Galaxy S 2 when it’s released.
Three does not have exclusivity on the Samsung Galaxy S 2, but there’s no word yet on other networks stocking the Galaxy S 2. We’ll update you when we hear more about pricing and release dates.
Is a Samsung Galaxy S 2 going to be your next upgrade? Shout out in the comments!
[via TechRadar]
The Samsung Wave 578, the latest phone to run Samsung’s own brand bada OS, has just been announced at Mobile World Congress 2011 in Barcelona – and it’s packing NFC (Near field communication) skills, just like brand new Android 2.3 phones.
The iPhone mini and the prospect of free Mobile Me are the latest Apple rumours to get firmed up by a report from Apple’s favourite journalist, Yukari Iwatani Kane. Kane has previously appeared to be a conduit for controlled leaks from Cupertino so the arrival of the iPhone mini rumours in the pages of the Wall Street Journal is worthy of comment.
