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HTC Flyer Android Tablet Comes With a Pen

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HTC today announced the Flyer, a 7-inch tablet that runs Android 2.4 with a customized HTC Sense user interface. The company debuted the device at Mobile World Congress (MWC) and spent time demonstrating the 3-D Sense widget interface as well as another unique feature: an included stylus pen. Using the pen on the Flyer’s touch-sensitive display allows for note-taking and limited drawing activities. Also included is support for HTC’s new video download service — HTC Watch — and OnLive’s cloud gaming system . HTC expects to ship the Flyer globally in the second quarter of 2011. The capacitive stylus pen may be more of a gimmick than a productivity tool, unfortunately, because I’ve used dozens of tablet computers over the past seven years and one mantra has always held true: Unless there’s palm-rejection software or the display uses a dual digitizer to separate pen from touch, the pen experience will be sub-par. Indeed, the few videos I’ve seen of the Flyer show people dra

5 Reasons a Small, Cloud-Based iPhone Makes Sense

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Earlier this week, rumors of a smaller, half-price iPhone from Apple started circulating from the Wall Street Journal . As someone who prefers mobile devices with screens between 4- and 7-inches , I quickly dismissed the idea of a mini iPhone. But after I started thinking about Apple’s various revenue sources, the fact that the current Apple TV is a streaming device, and how Apple manages the iPhone experience through iTunes, I began to see several reasons why a small, cloud-dependent iPhone makes sense. 1. It’s all about the price. The cost of the phone affects both Apple and consumers. Apple needs to find a way to keep its profit margin high while still reducing the price consumers pay, or risk not having a product that competes against Android phones in the free-to-$150 price range. One way to accomplish this: Design a smaller iPhone with less internal storage while squeezing component suppliers for better pricing through large prepayments. The bill of materials for Ap

Esui Contest

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