The Texas Instruments OMAP 4 Blaze is one of the most mind blowing prototypes on display here at Mobile World Congress. While its lower spec system-on-a-chip cousin is destined for your next Android phone, this chunkier rig packs a lot more punch: it can run Android on one screen, stream TV on another, and just for a laugh, throw another video out of a projector at the same time too!
This here Texas Instruments OMAP 3630 prototype may not be coming to market, but it heralds the future of Android. When this kit winds up in your smartphone, you’ll be able to get next-gen graphics, HD video and more. Read on for the pics and details, and video walkthrough!
Netronix, a Taiwanese networking specialist, is working with Texas Instruments to develop an Android based e-book reader. The best news though? The device could be released in mid-2010.
The TI Zoom 2 has been chosen by the Symbian Foundation as the reference platform for the Symbian^3 operating system – the phone that will be used as a target for developers upon which all Symbian features must work. It does not, however, look like a phone that all the Symbian users would want to own.
Robot ruler WowWee has unveiled an iPhone and iPod cinema box, simply dubbed the Cinemin Station. Okay, so it’s not an iPhone robot with a ClickWheel bellybutton or Multi-touch toes, but WowWee‘s collaboration with Texas Instruments has nonetheless resulted in a smart cinematic twist on the normal iPhone and iPod dock thanks to a built-in pico projector.
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WowWee has tucked up with Texas Instruments and has just teased us with early word of a new product that it will be unveiling tomorrow made for Apple iPod and iPhone.
The trailblazing outfit behind a who’s who of hotshot robot creations, including Robosapien, Rovio and Wrex the Dog, WowWee is sure to use its innovative talents to defy expectation when fusing iPod and iPhone compatibility with its droid knowhow.
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