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Todd covers Samsung's Galaxy 7 convertible tablet running Windows 7. The Galaxy 7 has a slide-out and hinged keyboard, converting it from a tablet to a netbook in seconds - you have to see it in action so check the video. The screen is capable of 16 point multi-touch (how many fingers do these guys have?) weighs in at 1kg
The Dia wireless digital picture frame by NoDesign for Parrot takes digital picture frames to a new level. It's genuinely stylish, drawing on the visual design of traditional light boxes, with the backlight separated from the LCD. It has both Wifi and Bluetooth compatibility and the ubiquitous iPhone app to send pictures directly to the frame. Coming later in 2011
Anand Iyer and Chris Bergstrom of Welldoc, Inc. (www.welldocinc.com) present Welldoc Coaching Software for phones that helps patients with chronic medical conditions such as diabetes report their ongoing self-monitoring statistics and other relevant data to their physicians, thus helping the patient remain in compliance to their medical treatment program with an eye towards better patient outcomes. Interview by Jeffrey Powers
The iPad virtual keyboard works great if you are just typing some short notes or an email. However if you are typing a long document, you may prefer a regular keyboard. Unfortunately once you start carrying a regular keyboard you might as well be carrying a computer. Zagg has a solution, a cover with the keyboard in it. On the
One of the biggest problem about carrying the iPod or Nano around, especially if you are a runner or walker is that they are too easy to drop. Which can lead to broken screens and other damage. One solution is being offer by Epocit which is offering a dual magnetic case for the 4th generation iPod and fifth generation Nano.
Bloomworlds is an online Android app store for parents to find apps that are appropriate for their children. The site is still being developed and they are looking for both developers and parents to help. The parents will review each application and then write testimonial on the app. Along with having actual parents do reviews they will also be checking
At CES 2011 RCA unveiled their version of Android TV - yes, a TV that runs not Google TV, but Android itself. It's not available yes, but it's well into development - far enough that they could show it off at their booth. In fact, they are talking about a possible Fall 2011 release. The big selling point for an