Say hello to the Huawei Vision, a brand new Android phone that put all of its budget-conscious rivals to shame. We got hands on with the low end device at the Chinese telco giant’s London launch last night: read on for our initial impressions and find out why we’re so excited.
UPDATE: Huawei says it is looking at Ice Cream Sandwich, but there are no plans for an upgrade right now. We doubt that’ll stop the hackers, mind.
Nokia has announced that it will be an anchor investor in a new independent investment fund, Vision+, which will fund apps and games “for Nokia supported platforms, especially for the Windows Phone platform”. The Vision+ fund will be headed up by Tero Ojanperä, a former Nokia CTO and known as the architect of Ovi. He’s set make the move on September 30.
While the announcement says Vision+ will also invest in other industries including clean water and energy projects in the future, it sounds like its biggest aim to start with is to lure developers over to Windows Phone. App makers will keep the rights to their intellectual property but share sales revenue with Vision+.
Hit the headline and tell us in the comments: do you think Nokia and Vision+ will get developers to dash to Windows Phone?
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The HTC Vision Android phone has just leaked out in a series of blurry spyshots (of course), and lo, if it isn’t a HTC Desire with a slide out QWERTY. Are physical keyboards back in style?
A new AMD Vision line has been announced for 2010. AMD, arch rival chip maker to Intel, promises its new range of easy to understand silicon will make your next PC much more powerful, and while it’s revamping its desktop and large laptop processors, it’s the tweaks to its ultra thin notebook systems that’s got us most excited. Want a super slim that can still burn through HD Flash videos? Read on.
As well as letting slip its Android internet tablet release date, Archos just announced its new Archos Vision PMP line, including the swish touchscreen Archos 3 Vision we heard about last month, as well as a few tasty more surprises. Read on to find out what they are.
Microsoft has put out a Future Vision video charting a smartphone powered trip to the supermarket not too far from now. Find out if it’s egalitarian or Orwellian after the jump!
Putting aside the tedious and arduous tasks asked of robots and forgetting their ability to entertain, some students at USC have looked to the future and thought “If we’re going to interact with robots every day, lets give them a more human face” – And for them the future looks alot like this.
