The Engadget Show Live! with Adobe’s Kevin Lynch, HTC EVO 4G, and Editor Q&A
Keep your eyes tuned to this post — because at 5:00 PM ET, we’ll be starting The Engadget Show live, with Adobe’s Chief Technical Officer Kevin Lynch and special guests, Engadget Editors Laura June and Chris Ziegler. Josh, Nilay, and Paul are back of course, plus we’ll have music from minusbaby and visuals from notendo and much, much, more! You seriously don’t want to miss it!
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Solar Powered Transforming Robot Teaches Your Kids the Important Stuff [Toys]
Namely: the awesomeness of robots. Secondarily: the joys of sustainable energy. The £13.00 T3 Solar Robot/Tank/Scorpion will help impart both of these lessons, guiding your child to a promising future as a sun-harnessing super-scientist (or a robot army-commanding supervillain.) [Red5] More »
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iPhone video conferencing surfaces in supposed test firmware
Need a bit more evidence that the next iPhone will do video conferencing? Then take a good, hard look at the exciting screenshot above, which supposedly comes from a field test firmware for the next-gen iPhone that Apple is apparently working on. Not much more to go on than that at the moment, unfortunately, but Boy Genius Report says the screenshot (and a second one after the break) comes from one of its “Apple guys” and, as you can see, it not only offers yet more evidence of video calls, but video call debugging.
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iPhone video conferencing surfaces in supposed test firmware originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 22 May 2010 18:16:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Is This the Motorola Droid Shadow? [Unconfirmed]
A user at HowardForums posted this shot of the set-up guide for a new, unidentified Motorola Droid in a Motorola Shadow pre-release thread. Is this our first look at the upcoming Motorola Droid Shadow? More »
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Mystery Motorola Droid (Shadow?) spotted with Verizon branding, set to be starting somethin’
Why hello there… you. Over at the HowardForums, a certain “wnrussell” has uploaded a picture of what looks to be a Getting Started manual for a Verizon-bound Motorola Droid that we can’t recall ever seeing before. There’s unfortunately no other information provided at the moment, except maybe a hint from the filename: Shadow. Is this the same 4.3-inch phone we’ve been seeing rumored for some time now? At any rate, we gotta say, this is a pretty attractive device — and if that’s a new hue for Motoblur, we’re all for it. Now how about pulling out a secret slide-out keyboard to make our lives complete…
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Mystery Motorola Droid (Shadow?) spotted with Verizon branding, set to be starting somethin’ originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 22 May 2010 16:29:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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