A quick look at Acer’s Android smartphones.

Maniam Palanivelu talks about the LTE User experience as powered by Nortel’s LTE solution and using the world’s smallest LTE device from LG Electronics at Mobile World Congress.

Simon Dingle and Brett Hagard of ZA Tech Show covers the Showstoppers Mobile World Congress event in Barcelona. zatech.co.za www.mobileworldcongress.com

Intel arranged for some WiMAX enabled Segways to roam the streets of Barcelona, while remaining connected to the internet at broadband speeds

Acer updated the Android software version for their Android Liquid phone.

We caught up with Celio Corp in Barcelona and they gave us an update on their RedFly and also showed us a couple of new products that are in development

A jumbo round-up of Mobile World Congress highlights, plus an overview of the top 5 smartphone operating systems and two super user stories

modu-mobile.blogspot.com Se trata de un teléfono móvil y unidad flash. Es decir, moviles con capacidad para almacenar música, fotos, videos y contactos sobre el mismo. El dispositivo que se ve al final del video es el móvil más pequeño del mundo, que tan solo pesa 40.1gy con medidas de 72mm x 37mm x 7.8mm. Puedes enviar y recibir SMS, tiene altavoz, Bluetooth, reproductor MP3 consta de al menos 1 GB de almacenamiento. El precio, es de unos 200$ por el módulo básico con dos “jackets” (no especifican cuáles) y cada carcasa (Jacket) extra los precios que rondarán de los 20$ a los 60$. That is, it has cellular capabilities and you can store your music, pictures, videos, and contacts on it. Plug it into your car and it becomes your phone and music player on the go. That device you see at the end of the video is the default device that you snap the flash drive/phone into. It has a one-inch screen is supposedly very power-efficient.

For thefull quality version and Interesting Links Visit: sweetgeek.tv DESCRIPTION: Griffin talks about Windows Mobile 6.5 being debuted at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona Spain. He also talks about LG signing a HUGE deal to produce 50 Windows Mobile cell phones. Griffin then talks about Adobe Flash and how by 2010 there will be a full featured Flash 10 release for cellphones including the Palm Pre, Nokia S60, Android phones and Windows Mobile. No Flash for iPhones = LAME. He also talks about Facebook reaching the 175 million user milestone (that’s 600k+/users/day). He ends the show talking about Acer’s newest (and first) smartphones and how they aren’t really that bad looking! QUESTION OF THE DAY: No Flash for iPhones, what say you? Feel free to submit your question by commenting or if you’d rather email it in: tips@sweetgeek.tv If you like us, tell a Friend to visit, sweetgeek.tv Our YouTube Channel http Also, follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com Or, follow Griffin at: www.twitter.com

A handson with the HTC HD Mini windows mobile 6.5.3 smartphone at Mobile World Congress 2010