GPS, Bluetooth and WiFi. All three major wireless options have been built in but not a webcam which is another minor downside of the S5. At the beginning of the showcase, Intel Korea’s CEO Mr. Lee communicated with the main stage from

HKC Pearl is a new Android-powered GPS phone from China. It has some nice high-end features, and if you want, you can always choose WinMo 6.1 instead of Android as your OS. Dont expect it st.

iStation, the Korean firm mostly known 'round here for handheld media devices and PCs with the number '43' in their names, is back on the scene with the imaginatively named T3, a 4.3-inch PMP sporting a 480 x 272 resolution,

The iStation T3 specs include a 4.3-inch touchscreen, support for MPEG-4, AVI, Divx, Xvid, WMV, MP3, WMA, Ogg, FLAC, APE, AC3, and WAV with an e-Dic, e-Book, TV out and FM tuner added. No DMB, as far as we know or GPS.

The Digitalcube i-station U7 GPS is an innovative addition to the automotive navigation market, especially in this day and age of ridiculously high gas prices. In fact, the whopping 7-inch i-station U7 uses knowledge of road systems to

of internal memory and SDHC memory card slot, which, like the station I-U43 model, its predecessor, but it's not GPS functions. I have no idea about the charges or the date of issue, but i-Station T5 expect only available for Koren.

Other features include 4.8-inch 800×480 LCD display, FM tuner, 3D UI, 8GB or 16GB internal memory and a SDHC memory card slot which similar with the I-station U43 model, its predecessor but it is lacked the GPS features.

I got on the train and returned to my hutong, at Andingmen Station, Line 2. Here’s something I learned: If you have a GPS transmitter, don’t put your subway fare card in the same pocket. I heard the collar of Leah’s puffy coat purr.

Given today's gas prices (and the likelihood that tomorrow's gas prices won't be any happier), many drivers are considering replacing their cars with more.

digitalcube of korea just announced a new gps navigation system called i-station u7, which apparently tries to assist you in hypermiling while showing you the shortest route to your destination. i-station u7 can sense the incline of the

Here’s a new GPS navigation from i-Station, the NetForce Navi. Runs on WinCE.Net 5.0 operating system, the device is equipped with a large 4.3-inch (800×480) colors TFT LCD screen, Rousen Navi navigation software, integrated 3000mAh rechargable Li-Ion battery, and built-in T-DMB receiver for on-the-go TV broadcast. Measures 148 x 78 x 21.8 mm and weighs 340 grams, the device also doubles as a PMP (portable media player) with the ability to playback wide-range of media formats, including MPEG 1/2, MPEG4, MP3, WMA, AC3, OGG, WAV, MSADPCM, JPEG, BMP, PNG, and RAW.

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