by Timi Cantisano
01.21.2011
Earlier this week we explored the Optimus Black’s capability to stream and pull media using WiFi Direct while that was interesting its been done before on countless devices that have DLNA support. Good to know that this isn’t the only trick the Optimus Black has in store for its users. While mobile devices are serious business LG hasn’t forgotten about having fun, with an innovative 9 axis accelerometer called the G sensor the Optimus Black is capable of putting these sensors to use to control functions on the phone. While the software and gestures have not been finalized LG did hint the possibility of tilting the device up would reveal/drag down the notification bar or holding down the hardware sensor button and shaking it would activate the camera. It will .....
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by Timi Cantisano
01.06.2011
T-Mobile’s first 4G device, the Dell Streak 7. Powered by a Dual core 1GHz NVidia Tegra 2 Processor, it seemed quite zippy as the Mobile Fanatics took a gander and handled the device. The device has all the same functionality you would expect from an Android device with support for Adobe Flash 10.1 and front and rear camera for video chat. The venue was fairly dark, so forgive me for the less than clear photos. One interesting feature was the TV application which supported both on demand and live tv streaming. Although the live streaming portion was not working, and failed to connect. The on demand portion seemed to work great. Overall, the device was sturdy, and was very similar in feel to the Dell Streak that is available on .....
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