
4/27/2010 01:18:00 PM

kenmouse
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Motorola
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Motorola Ming MT820
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It looks like Moto ain’t done churning out handsets with that eye-catching transparent outer flip yet, as evidenced by these recently leaked live pics of the still unannounced Motorola Ming MT820, a clamshell phone that’s coming to China with TD-SCDMA 3G network support.
Its design is nothing unusual for Motorola, which has produced similar-looking phones in the past. There’s a large touchscreen display and a front-facing camera sitting right above it, and the entire case itself doesn’t look that bad.

4/27/2010 01:16:00 PM

kenmouse
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f(x)
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Ahead of their 1st minialbum release on 4th May, teaser concept photos for f(x) are revealed.
After debuting with the song ‘LA chA tA’ in September 2009, f(x) is not only known in the Kpop zone but also in the fashion and advertising zone. They released another single ‘Chu~♡’ and after that, they have been preparing for this new minialbum and a showcase with MIDEM. They also did some overseas activities like taking part in the Thailand Pattaya Music Festival and doing photoshoot in Africa.
More teaser concept photos will be revealed through f(x)’s official homepage.

4/27/2010 01:16:00 PM

kenmouse
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WePad
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Though "Neofonie" is the most apt name for a vaporware company we've heard since "Phantom," it's looking like that very firm's 11.6-inch WePad tablet is actually the real deal. Fed up with all the skepticism it has received of late, the German firm just held a press conference in Berlin to show off a pair of working devices and allay our fears. Netbooknews.de was on the scene, and they took a pair of high-res videos that prove the tablets do, in fact, have a working (though somewhat laggy) touchscreen, and that fancy-pants vertical UI is quite functional. Full screen YouTube videos were choppy, but they played, and the Atom N450 CPU loaded OpenOffice and flipped through browser windows without a hitch. But don't take our word for it -- watch the whole 25-minute demonstration after the break, plus a bonus video from AndroidPIT. Then, if you'd be so kind, tell us what the nice company reps are saying.