White Samsung Galaxy II

Talk of a the white Samsung Galaxy S II has been all the craze this week in the mobile tech arena. Now, we have full fledged confirmation of its arrival. The visual went up on Three.co.uk and is sporting full frontal, side and backside pics of the device. I’ve never really been a fan of white devices but they’re beginning to grow on me. The white SGSII definitely brings a sharp elegance to the table for those wanting to steer clear of the average black slate. All the standard innards are still there for the S II, just now available in white. Hit the break for the source link which will take you to Three’s “Coming Soon” page to check it out for yourself and don’t forget to check out the eye candy below as well. Feel free to let us know what you think in the comments section.

wearable Android-based module

Despite all the conveniences that our gadgets bring to our lives nowadays, the fact remains that whenever we receive a text message or email or want to check our stocks or Facebook, we still need to reach into our pockets or handbags to get our phones. While tablets can achieve that on a bigger screen, it’s just not as portable. While wearable devices like the iPod Nano aren’t exactly new, WIMM Labs is hoping to change that with their wearable platform which is a 1” by 1” Module.

Previously when it came to wearable gadgets, they seem to be limited to watches or armbands but WIMM Labs plans to introduce the Module in a variety of consumer products such as keychains, necklaces or even detachable displays that can be attached to your bicycle. Through the use of what they’re calling “micro apps”, the Module will be able to perform tasks such as a heart rate monitor or be a notification center that displays alerts whenever you receive an email or text message. It could even double as a mobile payment device as well.

It will be Android-based and will feature a 1.4-inch capacitive touchscreen, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, magnetometer, accelerometer and it supposedly will be waterproof too. Unfortunately the device is not being marketed directly to consumers, but instead WIMM Labs has partnerships with manufacturers who may be putting out WIMM-powered devices by the end of the year.


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Altek Leo Specs

Altek Leo Specs,Pictures
altek Leo Overview

The altek Leo was announced in the summer of 2010 with little info available. While there is still not much available about exact release date and specs, we know it should be coming around Q1 of 2011.

The altek Leo is an Android device with a 3.2 inch touchscreen. Perhaps the most fascinating thing about it, however, is that it comes with a 14 MP camera with Xenon flash. It isn't slated for release in the states as of yet, but this is definitely a phone for photography enthusiasts everywhere. Photos have never looked better on a phone. 

altek
Leo Specs

General
Form Factor:	Candybar
AKA:	?
Date Released (YYYY/MM/DD):	?
Size
Weight:	4.94 oz
Dimensions:	4.41 x2.21 x0.61 inches
Display
Resolution:	480x800
Size:	3.2 inches
Type:	TFT-LCD
Camera
Video:	720p HD @ 30fps
Flash:	Xenon
Auto-focus:	Yes
Megapixels:	14 MP
Connectivity
GPS:	A-GPS
USB:	miniUSB 2.0
Bluetooth:	2.1
Wi-Fi:	802.11 b/g/n
HDMI:	No
Multimedia
Headset Jack:	3.5 mm
Radio:	?
Battery
Type:	Li-Ion 1020 mAh
Hardware/OS
Operating System:	Android 2.1
Internal Memory:	?
External Memory:	microSD/SDHC up to 32 GB
RAM:	?
Processor:	?

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Motorola DRIOD Phone Concept

Motorola DRIOD Phone Concept is designed with Android OS is in the shape of a Blackberry with a QWERTY Keyboard. It supports 800/1900 CDMA EVDO Rev. which is a Network with dual diversity antenna, 850/900/1800/1900MHz GSM, GPRS Class 12, EDGE Class 12, 850/1900/2100 WCDMA (category 9/10), HSDPA 10.2mbps, HSUPA 5.76mbps. It weighs around 134 g. it has a touch screen display with 16M colors and images of the size of 320 x 480 pixels.

Concept phone Trypoxy Phone - intuitive user interface

We've seen a lot of concepts that show might look like smart phones in the future. Concept Phone Trypoxy Phone Designer Miyazawa Tetsu Ichimura Shigenori and interesting because it offers an efficient and elegant solution for touch. If you used a gadget with a full touchscreen control, then you probably have noticed that after a short time to keep it and push touch keys becomes uncomfortable.