While we focused more on Texas Instruments’ eye-catching OMAP4 development device when we visited the company a few weeks ago, we also had a chance to talk to their wireless chipset team. TI’s combo chipsets – which pack various mixtures of WiFi, Bluetooth, FM and GPS onto a single component – get a new sibling today, in the shape of the WiLink 7.0, an integrated chip that combines all four of those wireless technologies.
The TI WiLink 7.0 squeezes WiFi a/b/g/n, FM transmit/receive, Bluetooth 3.0 and GPS onto a chip that’s 50-percent smaller than current alternatives and – perhaps more importantly – uses 30-percent less power. Full story...
How much would you pay for a miniature Android smartphone? Sony Ericsson are hoping the answer is “plenty”, as recently revealed pricing for their XPERIA X10 mini and XPERIA X10 mini pro handsets in Europe suggests.
We already have push-to-talk and audio MMS messages, but leave it to Apple to try and reinvent – and re-patent – their own system.
With the furore over copy & paste on Windows Phone 7 – or the lack of it – you’d think smartphone users spend their days constantly transferring snippets of text from one app to the other.
If you want to stand out in the increasingly crowded iPod speaker-dock market, you need a gimmick.
While Barnes & Noble and Spring Design hold their dual-screen ereader legal battle in the US courts, over in China they’re simply getting on with “borrowing” the design concept themselves.
Having sat down with JVC’s 4K2K D-ILA projectors before now, we know the company’s range is certainly capable of some impressive optics.
If you’re going to call your phone the “Incredible” then you have to be pretty confident in in its abilities, so we’re really looking forward to seeing what HTC and Verizon have up their collective sleeves.
I am not a big fan of amusement parks. Mostly it’s because you never know when you will plummet to your death in a machine maintained by a high-school dropout.
Let’s face it, lawn care sucks. Mowing the lawn especially sucks when its 150 degrees outside during the summer.