Pantech unveils its first Android smartphone

Pantech is one of the manufacturers of technology with less environmental reputation yet today has more than earned the headline. The company has announced for the month of June in the U.S. the new Pantech Crossover, an Android smartphone with a price that will surprise you. Pantech's new crossover has a fairly simple design with QWERTY sliding keyboard and a 3.1-inch touch screen.

The phone has an interesting CPU 600 MHz and equipped with the "somewhat outdated" version 2.2 of Android. It also has Wi-Fi, 3 megapixel display and other features nothing unusual. What is unreasonable is its low cost, we can get this beauty in the United States for only $ 70 under contractual mode.

HTC plans to launch a mobile 16-megapixel camera

A new spot introduced through Youtube to take shape the rumor that the mobile manufacturer HTC is considering launching a mobile 16-megapixel camera. The rumor suggests that HTC is working on a new smartphone which camera is the main attraction comes alive with the launch of a spot quite striking. We do not spot has been confirmed to be official, but more and more sites that refer to the news.

Asteroid Parrot, the first car radio with Android

We have no doubt that Android is the operating system of fashion, more and more gadgets that use the Google OS, tablets, smartphones and even some laptops are a few examples. But its mass is advancing by leaps and bounds, to the point that Parrot has introduced a new car radio with Android. This is the new Parrot Asteroid under the theme "Internet in your car" this radio is not sent to play music, we can also navigate, make calls, including utilziar GPS.

600 Marvell dazzles us with its 3D

Already some time ago that the company Marvell announced that this year bet on the development of a new tablet that among several things look to be economical, around 75 euros, for now we are surprised not only the price, so does their performance with 3D graphics. Not that this is news that a tablet has the ability to display graphics in three dimensions, what is surprising is the speed with which it does Marvell 600.