Kyocera shows off preposterous, beautiful EOS folding OLED phone concept
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| Wistron's Snapdragon-powered PurseBook gets demoed NVIDIA is showing that wacky Mini 1000 / Tegra mashup at CTIA, but Qualcomm's not far behind with its own creative ways to repurpose smartphone silicon into MID and netbook-class devices. |
Inventec's mirasol-equipped V112 smartphone goes on display We couldn't get the thing to turn on -- prototype buffoonery, zapped battery, or a classic case of trade show jitters, we figure -- but Inventec's curious V112 was on display inside Qualcomm's booth at CTIA. |
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| Nokia E71x struts its stuff on video We were never able to track down an E71x with a SIM and an active AT&T Navigator account, but it's pretty clear from our time with the device that AT&T has left its S60 3.2-based core pleasantly untouched. |
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| NVIDIA's Franken-Mini is half HP, half Tegra, no Intel And now, a little visit to the "Why not?" department. |
Motorola Evoke QA4 hands-on with video When you look at the Motorola Evoke QA4, the last thought that springs to mind is RAZR, and that's such a good thing. |
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| Sony Ericsson's T707 hands-on with video Sony Ericsson's presence at CTIA this year is a rather quiet thing, but we did catch up with them at Ericsson's booth as we were hell bent on seeing its newest, the T707. |
Samsung Propel Pro video hands-on, now with more keyboard A number of folks wanted video of AT&T's Samsung Propel Pro and a better view of the keyboard. |
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| Neutrano's Nutec WristFone watch phones at CTIA If this guy looks serious, it's because he is -- serious about bringing you some awesome watch phones |
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