The News Review:
- San Diego’s Wireless Incubator Hatches Geospatial Software Gains …
- Portable DivX Blu-ray players arrive
- Toshiba T-01A aka TG01 drops in Japan we consider packing up and …
San Diego’s Wireless Incubator Hatches Geospatial Software Gains …
Xconomy
That means enabling any online content to play on any device. He views “video freedom” as being able to seamlessly move a video among a computer TV and wireless mobile device.
Portable DivX Blu-ray players arrive
TG Daily
Available from today in the US Canada France and Australia the portable Panasonic DMP-B15 will be available in the rest of the world shortly say the companies who also claim that DivX enables more than six hours of video to fit on one DVD without sacrificing quality. The DMP-B15 can be connected to a HDTV or used as a stand alone Blu-ray player. “As the pioneer in the development of DVD and Blu-ray technologies we are pleased to bring the first portable Blu-ray player to market with DivX Certified video playback” says Kazuhiko Nakamura from Panasonic. “The Blu-ray player market is significant and growing accounting for nine percent of the total stand alone player market in 2009 up from just over five percent in 2008″ said Sheri Greenspan senior analyst at iSuppli.
Toshiba T-01A aka TG01 drops in Japan we consider packing up and …
Boy Genius Report
Sure NTT DoCoMo tried its best to minimize jealousy by renaming this screamer of a WinMo handset “T-01A” but to no avail. If you don’t recall this beast for one reason or another allow us to refresh your memory: 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor 4. 1-inch WVGA (800 x 480 pixel) touchscreen with on-screen trackpad HSDPA Wi-Fi GPS G-sensor microSDHC support and DivX support. Pricing is still a bit unclear but it doesn’t matter really — unlocked imports are likely going to be the closest we come to this puppy at least for the foreseeable future.
Related from Softwaremonster: Telefónica and NTT DoCoMo announce the Toshiba TG01 service …