Russell Brand and HP? Considering it’s targeting business customers for its Touchpad, you might think Brand is a pretty odd choice of frontman for its adverts. And you’d be right.
But it’s far from the strangest pairing, as our rundown of the 10 oddest tech adverts ever shows. Click through to see what brings together Mr. T, John Cleese, Andy Warhol, Chuck Norris, Quentin Tarantino and Nicolas Cage.
The next wave of multi-core mobile processors destined to fill our smartphones and tablets is upon us. Texas Instruments, by way of a press release, introduced its new TI OMAP 4470 multi-core application processor this afternoon. Sporting two ARM Cortex-A9 MPcores running at a blistering 1.8GHz and two ARM Cortex-M3 cores, this beast of a chipset lays dual-core competitors to rest.
Step aside Tegra 2, there’s a new challenger headed your way — introducing the TI OMAP4400. This dual-core Cortex-A9 processor runs at a clock speed of 1.5 GHz and promises to raise the bar for smartphone and tablet performance, up to 200 percent. Are you ready for the next generation of mobile processors?
Mobile World Congress was dominated by stellar smartphones. But that’s not to say the humble camera phone is dead. Far from it. In fact, it lives on in some of the sleekest, top-end gadgets we clamped our hands-on last week.
Still think it’s curtains for the camphone? Dive in now and we’ll tell you why your cell’s snapper still matters with our top five camera phones of Mobile World Congress 2010.
You might not have heard of Liquavista before, but it’s one of the companies spearheading the push to full colour, e-ink screens that are easy on the eyes. It’s got a new prototype on show, so read on to see it in action!
All the big press shindigs may be over, but day three at Mobile World Congress heralded some truly awesome news, not to mention the chance for us to lay our grubby mitts on even more new blowers for your viewing pleasure. If you’ve been out of the loop this week, jump in now and we’ll sate your appetite with everything that went down at MWC yesterday.
