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Aug

Motorola Sage, AT&T-Bound QWERTY Slider, Leaks Out In Surprising Clarity

Posted by Brian O'Toole in AT&T, Motorola

Someone at Motorola’s marketing department is clearly convinced that letting out photos of forthcoming devices is the very best way of gathering hype.

The latest in the series is the Motorola Sage MB508 (or should that be SAGE?), a MOTOBLUR-running mid-range device with a landscape QWERTY keyboard and Android 2.1. Expected to land on AT&T as the replacement for the Backflip, Engadget's tipster says he has had his for over a month now, so it would seem that the phone is in the final stages of testing.

Click on the source link below for some more photos, for once lacking Mr Blurrycam’s trademark touch.

Jun

Samsung Galaxy Tape To Run Android 2.2, More Specs Revealed

Posted by John Thompson in Devices By Manufacturer, Galaxy Tab, News, Samsung

Ever since details of Samsung’s upcoming ‘Galaxy ~~Tab~~ Tape’ were revealed by the company’s South African Twitter account at the beginning of this month, more specifications have been finding their way on to the internet.

The latest findings suggest that the Galaxy Tape will be powered by a 1.2GHz processor, and come with 16GB of storage to match. In addition to this, it’s touted to run Android 2.2 out of the box. The leaked specifications are:

A8 CPU, clocked at 1.2GHz
16GB storage, upgradable to 48GB with memory card
7” Super AMOLED Display
Android 2.2

It’s also noted that the tablet will be powered by a 4000mAH battery and will weigh just 370g, half the weight of Apple’s 3G iPad.

Jun

Motorola Droid 2 Photos And Specs Leaked

Posted by John Thompson in Carriers, Devices By Manufacturer, Droid 2, Motorola, News, Verizon Wireless

With details of the Motorola Droid 2 starting to find their way into the outside world, we now have photos and specifications of the new device, thanks to Droid Life!

Aesthetically, it doesn’t look like much has changed from the original Droid that we all know and love. The exterior remains mostly the same apart from the slide out keyboard, which is the only part of the device that appears to be significantly different.

The clunky d-pad from the original Droid is gone, and the flat keyboard has been replaced by a more tactile model. Thanks to the exclusion of the d-pad, the keys look slightly larger and easier to type on than the original model too.