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SlashGear Nov 23 09
Given how often we hear about manufacturers using Android for their mobile devices, it’s a surprise dedicated sat-nav units don’t feature more highly. Chinese firm ArcherMind Technology have been showing off what they’re saying is the world’s first embedded Android-based navigation system, complete with 7-inch touchscreen display and integrated 3G.
ArcherMind – who were mainly responsible for the software development, partnering with local hardware manufacturers who came up with the reference design – claim to have set fifty engineers to work over a four month period in order to come up with the unnamed head unit. Full story...
It’s 2012, folks. Isn’t it crazy that we’re still all driving cars that run on gasoline, on the same highways that our parents used? What ever happened to the flying cars that we were all promised? Well, alright, that dream may finally be coming true.
If you follow the rumors surrounding Apple, you know that the company is reportedly working on a television.
If you’ve been going around snapping pictures with your iPhone or iPad, and have been unable to shake off the feeling that things would be so much better if your pictures looked like you were viewing them on an outdated black-and-white CRT monitor, then congratulations.
It seems as though GameStop’s bold move to begin offering Android tablets alongside its traditional packed shelves of traditional console and handheld video games may be working out in its favor.
While we obviously still haven’t heard anything official about Microsoft’s next-generation video game console, there has been no shortage of tips and insider leaks to point to rumors about what to expect.
Can a mainstream SUV really be fun to drive? Mazda thinks so, and its torn up its rule book and started from scratch with the new CX-5.
SpaceX‘s Dragon capsule revealed its secrets to the crew of the International Space Station earlier today, a cache of food, equipment and “new car smell” as astronauts opened the hatch for the first time.
Happy Saturday, everyone. Are you enjoying your holiday weekend so far? Hopefully you are, but if you want to take a moment to familiarize yourself with what made news this week, this is the place to be.
The most recent season premiere for the AMC series Mad Men brought in a whopping 3.5 million viewers.
The North American servers for Atlus’s game Demon’s Souls will not shut down next week as previously announced.