Wow today has been a great day, not only in the world of technology, but all around. I wanted people to know if they hadn’t already heard about the first dual screen smartphone. Yes, you heard correct a dual screen smartphone. It is the Kyocera Echo. It looks as though that the mobile provider for this phone is Sprint. Head on over to their website at http://www.sprint.com/ It seems as though that it has a 4.7 inch screen and is powered by none other than the Android. This phone looks simply amazing folks.
In other tech news, it seems as though that Dell has jumped again onto the tablet bandwagon. They will release a Windows 7 tablet later this year. It seems as though that the HP Slate finally has some competition. Just like its HP counterpart though, this model seems destined for the enterprise market meaning it likely won’t end up at Best Buy. It’s pretty clear that major computer makers have zero interest in releasing a consumer-oriented Windows 7 slate device even though it’s clear there’s a market for such a thing.
Additionally, Dell plans to extend its existing tablet portfolio with a 10-inch, Windows 7-based business-ready tablet later this year. The upcoming tablet is designed for end-users who need greater mobility, as well as IT organizations that demand control, security, manageability and integration with existing infrastructure investments. Dell’s tablet will empower a more mobile workforce in a way that offers customers the business applications and corporate data they need, while meeting regulatory mandates and IT requirements.
In other news, has anybody seen the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play? This thing is incredible. The Playstation Phone. Of course it’s powered by the droid as well. For further reviews of this phone, head on over to here: http://www.engadget.com/2011/01/26/sony-ericsson-xperia-play-playstation-phone-preview/ That’s all for now. Go on now get out there and enjoy your day!
In other tech news, it seems as though that Dell has jumped again onto the tablet bandwagon. They will release a Windows 7 tablet later this year. It seems as though that the HP Slate finally has some competition. Just like its HP counterpart though, this model seems destined for the enterprise market meaning it likely won’t end up at Best Buy. It’s pretty clear that major computer makers have zero interest in releasing a consumer-oriented Windows 7 slate device even though it’s clear there’s a market for such a thing.
Additionally, Dell plans to extend its existing tablet portfolio with a 10-inch, Windows 7-based business-ready tablet later this year. The upcoming tablet is designed for end-users who need greater mobility, as well as IT organizations that demand control, security, manageability and integration with existing infrastructure investments. Dell’s tablet will empower a more mobile workforce in a way that offers customers the business applications and corporate data they need, while meeting regulatory mandates and IT requirements.
In other news, has anybody seen the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play? This thing is incredible. The Playstation Phone. Of course it’s powered by the droid as well. For further reviews of this phone, head on over to here: http://www.engadget.com/2011/01/26/sony-ericsson-xperia-play-playstation-phone-preview/ That’s all for now. Go on now get out there and enjoy your day!
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