Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet announced

A new Samsung Galaxy Tab tablet has been announced at MWC 2011. It’s called Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 instead of Samsung Galaxy Tab II. As what its name suggests, the device packs a 10.1-inch TFT screen with a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels and is powered by a Tegra 2 processor. This 10.1-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab tablet also runs the Android 3.0 HoneyComb OS, which has been designed specially for tablets.

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Motorola Pro Android smartphone unveiled

There will be lots of smartphones to be unveiled at MWC 2011. Motorola Pro is one of them that has just been unveiled. The Motorola Pro is an Android smartphone that comes with lots of features aimed at business users but consumers should also find it useful as well. The Motorola Pro runs Android 2.2 Froyo, is powered by a 1GHz processor along with an internal storage of 2GB that is also expandable up to 32GB via microSD card. The data on the SD card can be encrypted and even erased remotely when necessary.

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Scaloupe USB camera captures your scalp and keeps it posted on Twitter

For those who’re worried about the unhealthiness of their scalps may lead to early baldness, can now make use of a USB 2.0 camera called the Scaloupe to keep monitoring the scalp by taking pictures. The Scaloupe USB camera is to be hooked up to computer’s USB port and you just need to hold it over your head, to capture pictures of the scalp and show it on the computer screen.

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Sony Ericsson Xperia Play, Xperia Arc and Xperia Neo get hands on

Sony Ericsson has a number of smartphones shown off at MWC 2011 including the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play, Xperia Arc and the Xperia Neo. The Sony Ericsson Xperia Play is the first certified Sony PlayStation gaming phone that you’d have been waiting for. Engadget have their hands on with a near-finished model of the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play which was said to be much better in terms of the speaker quality, hinge while compared to a prototype that they had hands-on earlier on.

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World’s largest multi-touch screen measures 33-feet wide

While you think the 200-inch 3D TV is a massively large display or could be the largest in this world, researchers from University of Groningen have created something that is much larger – a curved multi-touch display that measures 33 feet wide, or by simple math this makes up a total of 396 inches wide (33×12 inches).

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PowerTrekk portable fuel cell charger

PowerTrekk has announced a portable fuel cell charger that is lightweight enough, allowing those on the run to keep their gadgets and smartphone juiced up. The PowerTrekk fuel cell charger is able to store hydrogen fuel cell, which turns into electricity for your gadgets. It comes in a rugged and waterproof casing, that makes it suitable for the adventurous geeks to carry it around.

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INQ Cloud Touch Facebook phone is confirmed

The INQ Cloud Touch Facebook phone has been confirmed after INQ executive Andrew Bennet demoed the handset to TechCrunch, although Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg and his team might still be denying the rumors about this handset.

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Swiftkey Tablet, a holographic keyboard lets you type faster on Android Honeycomb tablets

The Motorola Xoom tablet is one of the very much anticipated Android Honeycomb tablets. But before it has reached your hands, you might want to start eying for what applications that could increase your productivity on the Xoom. Here comes the SwiftKey tablet which is an application that has been designed specifically for Android Honeycomb tablets that will enhance your productivity on a Honeycomb tablet, such as Xoom.

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VoiceActivator brings voice search and voice commands to jailbroken iPhone

One of the great features of an Android smartphone is it lets you voice search or use voice commands, which is very useful especially while your hands are busy with other tasks. Now, the iPhone can also have the voice search and voice-activated commands, thanks to an app called VoiceActivator that makes it possible on a jailbroken iPhone.

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Brainchild Kineo is an Android tablet for teachers and students

A company called Braindchild, which specializes in handheld learning devices for students, has developed an Android tablet that can be used as a teaching or learning tool in classrooms. The Brainchild’s Android tablet is called Kineo, it does not pack any of those full HD or 3D capabilities but it offers the security, reliability and connectivity that the educational sectors require.

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