The HTC Sensation – or Pyramid as it’s been known in the various leaks we’ve been treated to over the past few months – is official at last. It’s the dual core beast of an Android smartphone that we expected, but that’s not what’s got us so excited. It’s the content on the device, and it looks set at long last to put Google’s OS on level footing with the iPhone and its iTunes media service. Read on to find out just how.
The new MacBook Pro line is here, complete with spangly Thunderbolt tech, and FaceTime HD. While we’re not sure we want to see the blackheads of people we’re chatting with through Apple’s video software, we are sure we want to see the new MacBook Pro line from every angle, and we’re assuming you do too. Right this way!
Presenting the Orange Tablet, a 7-inch Android tablet with a capacitive touchscreen and 3G connectivity. We’ve got no specs beyond that, but it runs Android 2.1, which in this age of Android 3.0 Honeycomb for tablets sounds rather outmoded. Perhaps it’s just as well it’s only going on sale in Spain, Poland, Slovakia and Romania then. Orange tells us it isn’t coming to the UK, but you can enjoy it through the wonders of the internet here in our gallery.
What’s the Samsung Galaxy S Wi-Fi 5.0, you ask? Only a 5-inch, Wi-Fi only version of the Samsung Galaxy S phone, it would seem. It’s leaked out early at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona – can anyone say iPod touch killer?
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.
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 Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo was announced at Sony Ericsson’s press conference before Mobile World Congress last night, and it’s quite the looker. In fact, if you pledge allegiance to Sony E but don’t think you can afford the gorgeous Xperia Arc due out next month, it looks like the way to go. Read on for the photos.
The INQ Cloud Touch is the British-based company’s long anticipated first foray into Android. We’ve gone over the launch details already, but we’ve also had a chance to see the Froyo phone before release and try it out for ourselves. Read on, and see what we make of it so far.
