Day: September 17, 2008

“The Pandora is equipped with 128MB of DDR SDRAM and 256MB of internal flash, and sports a 4.3-inch display offering a 5:3 aspect ratio. The device includes 802.11g WiFi, a USB host, dual SDHC slots, and a serial port. It includes a QWERTY keyboard and microphone, as well as TV-out, A/V-out, and headphone/microphone input. Game controls include a directional pad and two analog nubs, with rubber grip and click function.
Specs for the final version of the clamshell-format Pandora, which measures only 5.5 x 3.3 x 1.1 inches (140 x 84 x 28mm), or slightly smaller than Nintendo’s DS Lite, appear to be almost identical to those published in March when the open source Pandora was announced. New information on the Pandora includes the addition of Bluetooth, and a claim for ten-hour battery life. The ship date may have slipped by six months, but the expected price has risen only $10, to $330.” Read more here:

“”The display measures up to the notable 2.6” inches, just like N95’s and is smaller than the 2.8” one in the N95 8GB. The resolution is again QVGA, 240×320 pixels, but unusually for a Samsung model, it supports only 65k colors. G810’s picture in low lighting conditions showed a slightly reduced saturation, but you’ll hardly notice it unless you make a side-by-side comparison. However, when exposed to direct sunlight, unlike its Nokia rival, the screen was useless. ” Read more here:

“As what Reuters has reported, T-Mobile is set to announce their first Android phone this month on September 23rd. Our sister site AndroidCommunity.com has got invited to the press event, and will be doing a live blogging through out the event with hands on report. Check out http://live.androidcommunity.com on September 23rd for the live report!The first Android phone, T-Mobile G1 (HTC Dream) comes with QWERTY keyboard, trackball, built in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and 3G data connection. It could be available in 3 color options according to a leaked T-Mobile sku list.” via slashphone.com