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The Google Mobile team has announced a new version of Google News for Android, iPhone and WebOS (Palm Pre).
Available in 29 languages, updated news Google Mobile has “the same richness and personalization” that Google News offers on your desktop. Currently there are more stories and images displayed on the homepage, and users can access their favorite sections, play videos, find items and so on.
Interestingly enough, a clone of the iPhone was discovered, called the A6 aphone but Google Android OS running in place. The A6 aphone definitely looks like an iPhone from the outside. This phone features a 3.5 inch capacitive multi-touch display and is even powered by Dual-Core CPU.
The extras include a 2 megapixel camera, WiFi, Bluetooth and GSM EDGE (no 3G) connectivity. This phone comes loaded with 20 games and a communication software such as Opera Mini, Skype, and email applications. Obviously, the phone user interface very close resemblance to what the iPhone has, but in fact an android starts at 1.5.
How cool is it that you can use Photoshop on your Android-powered smart phones while you’re on the run. Adobe has done it again, releasing the Photoshop mobile app for Android Smart phones, after releasing the iPhone version last week.
Of course, the mobile version of the Photoshop is different from the full-fledged version. You could only carry out some simple tasks on your Android phones. But it should be more than sufficient for those who’d love to twist some photos before uploading them to Facebook for sharing.
In July we reported on a new player in the Android market called Highscreen. Highscreen is a smartphone brand made by Vobis Computer, and in July released a device called the PP5420 that was virtually a Mobinnova Ice except with Android inside, and was launched in Russia.
Now the same company, Vobis Computer, has announced its next attempt at Android called the Highscreen Zeus, which will be launched in Russia at an unknown time for 13,990 rubles ($483 US). Needless to say, the Zeus has a much nicer ring to the name than PP5420 ever did.
Fortunately we were able to find a pic and some specs on this new device.