Check out this new commercial for Palm Pre 2 and webOS 2.0

Palm Pre 2 and webOS 2.0 has been made official about a week ago, and above is the official commercial video for them. The ads shows a the webOS 2.0 features like, the card style multitasking, the elegant notification system and also gaming capability by playing Angry Birds. Palm Pre 2 has a 1GHz processor, 512MB of RAM and the new 5MP camera. Its pretty much a similar device with the first Pre, but with a couple of changes in its hardwares.

Filed under  //  HP   Palm   Palm Pre   Palm Pre 2   WebOS   WebOS 2.0   ads   commercial video   video  
Posted by Bayu Wicaksono 

Motorola Milestone 2 official promo video

Weeks after the launch of Verizon's Motorola Droid 2, lots of us are still wondering, when will Motorola announce the Milestone 2? Well, this commercial video is your answer.

As we already know, Milestone 2 is the GSM version of Motorola Droid 2 and like the Droid 2, Milestone 2 will have the same exact specification, 1GHz processor, 512 MB of RAM, hardware QWERTY keyboard and also Android 2.2 blended with MotoBlur. Expect the release of this beast in the near future.

[via: Engadget]

Filed under  //  Android   Android 2.2   motorola   motorola droid 2   motorola milestone 2   video  
Posted by Bayu Wicaksono 

Android 2.2 Froyo ported to HTC HD2

Porting Adroid to the HTC HD2 efforts back in progress. Previously, we know Android 2.1 Eclair and Ubuntu Linux can run on HD2. Now turn to Android 2.2 Froyo and HTC Sense UI successfully ported to the HTC HD2. Although there are still some problems were reported as not functioning audio when used to call, but at least we know that Android Froyo for HTC HD2 is a reality. Check the video after the break :

[via BGR]

Filed under  //  Android   Froyo   HTC   HTC HD2   Mobile   video  
Posted by Oki Rosgani 

iPhone 4 signal test in Jakarta

Can't seem to reproduce the problem at all.

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Posted by Aulia Masna 

More details on iMovie for iPhone

The other day I posted a piece about iMovie for iPhone and left a question unanswered. Today, that question and a few other concerns have been resolved thanks to Jeff Carlson at TidBits whose contacts at Apple cleared up a few things. 

According to Carlson, 

  • iMovie will require iPhone 4 for technical reasons. It will not work on older iPhones
  • Un-exported projects on iMovie for iPhone cannot be shared with iMovie for Mac to be edited further
  • You can record videos directly from iMovie or import the ones from iPhone's Camera Roll.
The app wil ship on June 24 for $4.99

Filed under  //  app   apple   editing   iphone   video  
Posted by Aulia Masna 

iMovie for iPhone

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Along with iPhone 4, Apple introduced iMovie for iPhone at the Worldwide Developer Conference. Mac users are already familiar with what iMovie is and what it does but others may not be. With an iPhone that is capable of shooting 720p high definition video, it makes complete sense to have a fully functional video editing software that lets you produce a proper movie on the go.

iMovie for iPhone lets you combine newly recorded videos as well as existing clips on the Camera Roll with your own photos and music right on the timeline. It works just like iMovie on the Mac, which may lead one to think that iMovie for Mac was designed with a touch interface in mind.
 
Moving all those clips, markers, transitions, titles, themes, and effects with a mouse pointer doesn't seem to be all that natural after you've used it for a while. On the iPhone however, they seem to feel at home, at least according to the on stage demo and the reactions of those who have tried the app at the conference.
 
There's a good chance that should this app become popular, we'll see more iMovie productions created on the iPhone than on the Mac. 

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Filed under  //  app   app store   apple   editing   film   iphone   video  
Posted by Aulia Masna 

More detail photo and video of BlackBerry 9800 slider

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Latest Photos of Blackberry Bold 9800 Slider reappeared through Chinese website, Berrytimes. In addition there is a duration of 16 minutes of video featuring the latest Blackberry OS 6. Until now, the BlackBerry 9800 device has not been officially announced by RIM. Video of BlackBerry OS 6 after the break.

[via: berrytimes]

 

Filed under  //  BlackBerry   RIM   gadget   handset   rumor   video  
Posted by Oki Rosgani 

Acer beTouch E130, Android in a Blackberry form factor

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Acer is really serious about using Android as their devices operating system. After the Acer Liquid, Liquid E and Acer Stream, Acer is currently build a new Android device in a Blackberry form factor. While this isn't a new thing, we never saw an Android OS inside this form factor released in the real market.

The Acer beTouch E130 will be equipped with a 2.6" QVGA touch screen display, an optical trackpad and also a full QWERTY keyboard. The device will have a 256MB of RAM, 512MB of ROM and an ST Ericsson CPU running at 412MHz. There are still no official words about the OS version, but based on that video, the device will probably run on Android 1.5 or 1.6. Its no surprise actually, because if you want the device to run the latest version of Android (Android 2.2) smoothly, you'll need at least a 600MHz of CPU and probably a 512MB of RAM and ROM.

Filed under  //  Acer   Android   Android 1.6   google   video  
Posted by Bayu Wicaksono 

Android 2.2 Froyo has been announced, OTA update in upcoming weeks

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Last night at Google I/O, Google has finally announced the anticipated Android 2.2 aka 'Froyo'. It boast a couple of new features including a faster performance, Flash support, more corporate friendly and the most important thing, ability to Install application into your phone's SDCard (Yay!!)

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Filed under  //  Android   Android 2.2   Froyo   flash   google   google i/o   update   video  
Posted by Bayu Wicaksono 

Windows 3.11 ported to Nexus One Android phone

The presence of smart phones today, inviting us as consumers to continue to experiment, especially the strange things that we use with our handhelds. Although this is not the action is really impossible, one has succeeded ported Windows 3.11 into Nexus One Android phone and here's is the video:

[via DailyMobile.se]

Filed under  //  Android   Nexus One   demo   video  
Posted by Oki Rosgani