Dr. Paul E. Jacobs, chairman and CEO of Qualcomm, is about to blitz the stage at CES, telling us all about the firm’s plans for 2010. We’re expecting they’ll include proper mobile TV using Qualcomm’s Flo TV system, as well as a ton of other juicy tidbits. Stay tuned to our CES 2010 liveblog to see what he’s got in store.
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Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, CEO of Nokia, will shortly bound his way onto the stage at CES 2010 to give his keynote address. Will he mention Nokia’s ongoing legal wrangles with Apple? Maybe he’ll give us a glimpse at, or better yet a timeline for, the next generation of Symbian? Whatever happens, he’s the CEO of the world’s largest mobile manufacturer. So sit up straight, pay attention, and keep your eyes locked to our liveblog for updates as they happen.
Sony Ericsson has been relatively quiet at CES 2010 but shots of a follow-up to the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 have emerged. The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini is apparently code-named “Robyn”. Read on for what we have so far…
While the Sony Ericsson Satio got slammed in our 10 most disappointing gadgets of 2009, the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 was singled out for praise. It seems the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini could be a smaller, perked up version of that handset.
The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini “Robyn” has not been officially acknowledged by Sony Ericsson yet but it’s popped up in spy shots from French phone site, PointGPhone.
Rumours suggest the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini will also run the Google Android OS, feature a smaller touchscreen, 3G and as yet not specified camera. It’ll also set to come in a range of colours.
Mobile World Congress is just around the corner, so it’s likely that we’ll have to wait until then for firm news of the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini. Rest assured we’ll be there to get all the details for you.
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Sony Ericsson has been relatively quiet at CES 2010 but shots of a follow-up to the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 have emerged. The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini is apparently code-named “Robyn”. Read on for what we have so far…
Asus Waveface sent our eyebrows skyward earlier this week, but while at first we thought it was all CGI concept stuff, it turns out Asus has built some of it for real. Want to see Asus Waveface in the flesh? Read on, and check out our photos.
We usually love Qualcomm’s madcap ideas when it wheels them out at tradeshows, but the Teleepoch WMDP might need a bit more time brewing in R&D. Yes, you can control it without any buttons whatsoever, but tilting to shuffle all the way through your address book might not be the best way to go about things.
The Dell Android slate has set tongues wagging here at CES. But we’ve seen a neat rival that’s official and good to go, unlike the one from the PC giant. It’s called the Viliv P3 and it has some rather neat extras up its sleeve.
Who needs an Apple iSlate or a Microsoft Courier? We’ve just spotted the MSI Dual Screen Notebook tucked away in one of the quieter corners of CES. It’s slim, sexy and has two screens instead of a keyboard.
Sennheiser and Adidas have teamed up and outed a trio of new sporty earbuds designed to give you aural joy while doing the hard yards down the gym. Want to know whether they’re worth hooking into your iPod shuffle? Then have a squizz at our hands-on snaps.