If you think flip phones are so old school, the Motorola Gleam may fail to capture your attention.
On the other hand, those who dig the design are in for a treat because the phone comes loaded with promising features.
Let’s take the time to check out what Gleam has to offer and see if it’s actually worth owning.
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It has been officially confirmed: Facebook will have a new tool that will allow their users to find the best apps, games, and services in the social networking site.
The news comes from TechRadar.com and the report said the new App Center is expected to be one of the main Facebook features when it gets released. This app store will be highlighting top apps based on users’ usage patterns.
App Center is expected to be available not only for users of the Facebook site but also for iOS and Android owners.
What’s your take on this idea? Would you love to see app recommendations on Facebook or not? Sound off in our comment section and let us know.
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Officially confirmed by the company last March, the Sony Xperia Sola is headed to the land down under sooner than later.
Softpedia.com reported this news and has even mentioned that the smartphone can now be pre-ordered at Havery Norman for AUD$499. No specific date has been mentioned but the retailers are expecting it to arrive within the month.
One of the main highlights of this new Xperia Sola is its capacitive touchscreen display which features Floating Touch technology. The smartphone will be powered by Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS. An Ice Cream Sandwich update is also scheduled within the second quarter of the year.
Are you happy that we’re getting Xperia Sola earlier than many other countries? Tell us about it by leaving a comment below.
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Archos has been gaining attention with the announcement of their Child Pad tablet earlier this year. For the most part, the main reason for buzz is that the 7-inch device is priced significantly lower than the Amazon Kindle Fire.
This time, the company is back and has another upcoming baby to show us all.
Electronista.com tells us that the Archos Child Pad 2 will have almost the same specs as its predecessor. It will still have 1GHz processor, 1GB RAM, and Android 4.0 OS. The main difference here, however, is that it will have a capacitive touchscreen. In comparison, the first Child Pad’s display is equipped with resistive touchscreen technology.
No word has been given about Child Pad 2’s release but it looks likely that the tablet will be sold for $129.
Are you excited about this child-friendly tablet? Hit the comment section to let us know if you’re thinking about buying it.
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