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Yes, we definitely hit you with our full Motorola DROID review, but many wanted to see a bit more video of the device. That being the case, we recorded this episode of Bleeding Edge TV to show off the different features of the Motorola DROID smartphone. We give you a look at the hardware, some of the Android 2.0 features, Google Maps Navigation, and more. All in all, it s a twelve-minute walkthrough of the DROID, the smartphone that has grabbed the attention of the industry, giving Google, Motorola, and Verizon Wireless a lot of attention. If you are at all curious, be sure to hit the video above. Here's how to get the show: Subscribe: iTunes iPod / H.264 | iTunes MPEG-4 | RSS H.264 Feed | RSS MPEG-4 Feed |Download| - iPod-formatted H.264 |Download| - Apple TV High Resolution |Download| - MPEG-4 Tags: adslice, android, android 2.0, cell phones, cellphones, motorola, motorola droid, reviews, smartphones, verizon, verizon wireless, Bleeding Edge TV 322: Motorola DROID Review originally appeared on The Bleeding Edge on Thu, November 05, 2009 - 1:43:47

Yes, we definitely hit you with our full Motorola DROID review, but many wanted to see a bit more video of the device. That being the case, we recorded this episode of Bleeding Edge TV to show off the different features of the Motorola DROID smartphone. We give you a look at the hardware, some of the Android 2.0 features, Google Maps Navigation, and more. All in all, it s a twelve-minute walkthrough of the DROID, the smartphone that has grabbed the attention of the industry, giving Google, Motorola, and Verizon Wireless a lot of attention. If you are at all curious, be sure to hit the video above. Here's how to get the show: Subscribe: iTunes iPod / H.264 | iTunes MPEG-4 | RSS H.264 Feed | RSS MPEG-4 Feed |Download| - iPod-formatted H.264 |Download| - Apple TV High Resolution |Download| - MPEG-4 Tags: adslice, android, android 2.0, cell phones, cellphones, motorola, motorola droid, reviews, smartphones, verizon, verizon wireless

Yes, we definitely hit you with our full Motorola DROID review, but many wanted to see a bit more video of the device. That being the case, we recorded this episode of Bleeding Edge TV to show off the different features of the Motorola DROID smartphone. We give you a look at the hardware, some of the Android 2.0 features, Google Maps Navigation, and more. All in all, it s a twelve-minute walkthrough of the DROID, the smartphone that has grabbed the attention of the industry, giving Google, Motorola, and Verizon Wireless a lot of attention. If you are at all curious, be sure to hit the video above. Tags: adslice, android, android 2.0, cell phones, cellphones, motorola, motorola droid, reviews, smartphones, verizon, verizon wireless

One of the nicest features in Android 2.0 is Google Maps Navigation. In a nutshell, it s Google Maps with turn-by-turn GPS navigation, and voice guidance. Google has put together a video that introduces Google Maps Navigation, which we ve embedded above, but there are some of the features that stand out to us: Live traffic: Since Google Maps can show you traffic info, it s obviously built-in to Google Maps Navigation, at no extra cost. Routes always current: When you search for directions, Google Maps Navigation searches the cloud, and gives you the best current route based on the most recent data Layers: You can overlay different types on data over your maps, like restaurants, gas stations, and more. Live street view: This is just awesome. You can use the Google Street View feature to get a fantastic visual of your surroundings while driving FREE!: Google Maps Navigation is free. That includes the GPS, the live traffic data, and the always updated maps. That is a big deal. The first handset to ship with Android 2.0, and thusly Google Maps Navigation, will be the Motorola Droid. Tags: adslice, android, android 2.0, android apps, apps, google, google maps, google maps navigation, iphone, maps, sidefeatured, Video: Google Maps Navigation feature walkthrough originally appeared on Gear Live on Wed, October 28, 2009 - 11:00:40

We'll just go ahead and get the bad news out of the way: if you call yourself a North American, and you're not gutsy enough to find an importer, you'll probably never own the downright beautiful device shown above. Known as the iSTATION S3, DigitalCube's latest arrives with 8/16/32GB of storage, an HDMI output, a battery good for 20 hours of audio playback (or 8 hours of video), an expansive 3.5-inch AMOLED display, WVGA (800 x 480) resolution and support for a veritable smorgasbord of file formats. Sadly, we've no price or release date to share, but by all means, give that read link a tap if you're looking for more eye candy. [Via OLED-Info]Filed under: Handhelds, Portable Audio, Portable VideoDigitalCube shows off sexy iSTATION S3 PMP originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 11 Sep 2009 00:29:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

My pal Robert Scoble announced that the Yelp iPhone and iPod touch app that was recently updated included a hidden Augmented Reality feature. Obviously, as soon as we saw, we had to give it a shot, and we figured we d do it on video. Augmented Reality apps use the camera on the iPhone, along with overlaid information, to present location data while looking at the real world - it s very cool, and you can expect a bunch more of these types of apps to make an appearance on the App Store very shortly upon the release of iPhone OS 3.1. In this demo, we show you how to unlock the Monocle mode in the Yelp app, and also give you a look at what exactly it does. For now, our early opinion is that it s a cool idea it just needs to be refined a bit to be truly useful. Tags: apple, augmented reality, demos, friendfeed, iphone, iphone apps, ipod touch, monocle, robert scoble, yelp, yelp monocle

My pal Robert Scoble announced that the Yelp iPhone and iPod touch app that was recently updated included a hidden Augmented Reality feature. Obviously, as soon as we saw, we had to give it a shot, and we figured we d do it on video. Augmented Reality apps use the camera on the iPhone, along with overlaid information, to present location data while looking at the real world - it s very cool, and you can expect a bunch more of these types of apps to make an appearance on the App Store very shortly upon the release of iPhone OS 3.1. In this demo, we show you how to unlock the Monocle mode in the Yelp app, and also give you a look at what exactly it does. For now, our early opinion is that it s a cool idea it just needs to be refined a bit to be truly useful. Here's how to get the show: Subscribe: iTunes iPod / H.264 | iTunes MPEG-4 | RSS H.264 Feed | RSS MPEG-4 Feed |Download| - iPod-formatted H.264 |Download| - Apple TV High Resolution |Download| - MPEG-4 Tags: apple, augmented reality, demos, friendfeed, iphone, iphone apps, ipod touch, monocle, robert scoble, yelp, yelp monocle

My pal Robert Scoble announced that the Yelp iPhone and iPod touch app that was recently updated included a hidden Augmented Reality feature. Obviously, as soon as we saw, we had to give it a shot, and we figured we d do it on video. Augmented Reality apps use the camera on the iPhone, along with overlaid information, to present location data while looking at the real world - it s very cool, and you can expect a bunch more of these types of apps to make an appearance on the App Store very shortly upon the release of iPhone OS 3.1. In this demo, we show you how to unlock the Monocle mode in the Yelp app, and also give you a look at what exactly it does. For now, our early opinion is that it s a cool idea it just needs to be refined a bit to be truly useful. Here's how to get the show: Subscribe: iTunes iPod / H.264 | iTunes MPEG-4 | RSS H.264 Feed | RSS MPEG-4 Feed |Download| - iPod-formatted H.264 |Download| - Apple TV High Resolution |Download| - MPEG-4 Tags: apple, augmented reality, demos, friendfeed, iphone, iphone apps, ipod touch, monocle, robert scoble, yelp, yelp monocle, Bleeding Edge TV 316: Yelp Monocle Hidden Feature Brings Augmented Reality to iPhone originally appeared on The Bleeding Edge on Thu, August 27, 2009 - 7:15:14

We were able to spend some quality time with the Zune HD a couple of days ago, and we put together this video walkthrough of the interface on the device. Unfortunately, we weren t connected to Wi-Fi, so we weren;t able to show web browsing, downloading from the Marketplace, or Social, but this gives you a really good idea of what to expect when you get pick up your Zune HD (available for pre-order now) come September 15th. Our favorite feature? I ll probably be using the pinned items on the side quite a bit, especially for the recently synched stuff. Quick access to things like that have been much needed on touch devices. A runner up would have to be the quick scroll in the music browser. Again, it saves you on just quickly swiping a bunch of times, hoping to get to the right spot. All in all, we re impressed. Of course, we will have a full Zune HD review when we get our own device. For now, be sure to read up on everything we know about the Zune HD. Here's how to get the show: Subscribe: iTunes iPod / H.264 | iTunes MPEG-4 | RSS H.264 Feed | RSS MPEG-4 Feed |Download| - iPod-formatted H.264 |Download| - Apple TV High Resolution |Download| - MPEG-4 Tags: 720p, adslice, dap, hd radio, hdtv, high definition, ipod touch, microsoft, music, oled, pmp, previews, sidefeatured, touchscreen, zune, zune 120, zune hd, zune hd browser, zune hd firmware, zune hd interface, zune social

We were able to spend some quality time with the Zune HD a couple of days ago, and we put together this video walkthrough of the interface on the device. Unfortunately, we weren t connected to Wi-Fi, so we weren;t able to show web browsing, downloading from the Marketplace, or Social, but this gives you a really good idea of what to expect when you get pick up your Zune HD (available for pre-order now) come September 15th. Our favorite feature? I ll probably be using the pinned items on the side quite a bit, especially for the recently synched stuff. Quick access to things like that have been much needed on touch devices. A runner up would have to be the quick scroll in the music browser. Again, it saves you on just quickly swiping a bunch of times, hoping to get to the right spot. All in all, we re impressed. Of course, we will have a full Zune HD review when we get our own device. For now, be sure to read up on everything we know about the Zune HD. Tags: 720p, adslice, dap, hd radio, hdtv, high definition, ipod touch, microsoft, music, oled, pmp, previews, sidefeatured, touchscreen, zune, zune 120, zune hd, zune hd browser, zune hd firmware, zune hd interface, zune social

We were able to spend some quality time with the Zune HD a couple of days ago, and we put together this video walkthrough of the interface on the device. Unfortunately, we weren t connected to Wi-Fi, so we weren;t able to show web browsing, downloading from the Marketplace, or Social, but this gives you a really good idea of what to expect when you get pick up your Zune HD (available for pre-order now) come September 15th. Our favorite feature? I ll probably be using the pinned items on the side quite a bit, especially for the recently synched stuff. Quick access to things like that have been much needed on touch devices. A runner up would have to be the quick scroll in the music browser. Again, it saves you on just quickly swiping a bunch of times, hoping to get to the right spot. All in all, we re impressed. Of course, we will have a full Zune HD review when we get our own device. For now, be sure to read up on everything we know about the Zune HD. Here's how to get the show: Subscribe: iTunes iPod / H.264 | iTunes MPEG-4 | RSS H.264 Feed | RSS MPEG-4 Feed |Download| - iPod-formatted H.264 |Download| - Apple TV High Resolution |Download| - MPEG-4 Tags: 720p, adslice, dap, hd radio, hdtv, high definition, ipod touch, microsoft, music, oled, pmp, previews, sidefeatured, touchscreen, zune, zune 120, zune hd, zune hd browser, zune hd firmware, zune hd interface, zune social, Bleeding Edge TV 315: Zune HD hands-on Interface Preview originally appeared on The Bleeding Edge on Mon, August 17, 2009 - 3:57:49

Ah, those crazy-beautiful multi-purpose navigation devices of South Korea, is there anything they can't do? If your answer is that they can't teach you English, think again. The iQ Special features a language trainer built on voice recognition software from its predecessor, the FineDrive X700, alongside the usual fare of goodies we westerners rarely get to see: SiRF-based GPS, DMB digital TV, video and music playback, and even TPEG traffic alerts. Priced at 469,000 KWN ($384), this PND is available today, and it's probably redundant to note that it won't be making its way to English-speaking countries any time soon -- not that we doesn't need it, mind you. [Via AVING]Filed under: GPS, Handhelds, Portable Audio, Portable VideoFineDigital's FineDrive iQ Special helps commuters learn FineEnglish originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 05 Aug 2009 03:01:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

At the 2009 NY Toy Fair the innovative toy company itoys announced the news about two new handheld products; the iPix viewer for preschoolers, and the VEO viewer for older children. Both devices work with a special iTunes-like website to purchase children's favorite television shows. Just connect the handheld to your computer via the USB port, and away you go! The iPix and VEO will be available in June, 2009 for just under $70 each.

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