We’ve been running up and down the show floors here at Computex over the past week, and frankly, we’re a bit overwhelmed. And exhausted. But mostly just stoked about chowing down on “fish legs” and “frog balls” at Taipei’s own Windows 7-theme eatery . We’ve been covering the major hits right here on our front page, but our tremendous comrades over at Engadget Chinese have been blazing trails of their own. We all know you’re looking for an excuse to brush up on your Chinese anyway, so why not dig in below to catch the best of the rest from a world-class group of folks? Enjoy… er, 享受. Samsung N127 running MeeGo ASUS CineVibe rumbling headphones hands-on MSI U160 netbook spotted with MeeGo Aiptek 3D digital photo frame Pint-sized HTPC remotes that Americans won’t ever see Transformers love Computex, too Newman PhonePC telephone gets an AMD chip for reasons unknown More Computex coverage from Engadget Chinese — it’s just a click away. Computex 2010: the best of the rest from Engadget Chinese originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 06 Jun 2010 04:02:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink    |  Engadget Chinese  |  Email this  |  Comments

Magical in its simplicity. iPad printing: solved originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 15 Apr 2010 00:55:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink   @Brilliantcrank  |  Form  |  Email this  |  Comments

HTC EVO 4G Google Nexus One Motorola Droid Android OS 2.1 with Sense UI 2.1 2.0 1 Carrier Sprint All 2 Verizon Wireless Network technology 1x / EV-DO Rev. A / WiMAX Various (including 3G) 1x / EV-DO Rev. A Processor 1GHz Snapdragon 1GHz Snapdragon 550MHz TI OMAP 3430 RAM 512MB 512MB 256MB Screen size 4.3-inch 3.7-inch 3.7-inch Resolution 800 x 480 800 x 480 854 x 480 Touch Capacitive multitouch Capacitive multitouch Capacitive multitouch Physical keyboard — – Slide-out landscape QWERTY Internal storage 1GB 512MB 512MB Expandable storage microSD microSD microSD Rear camera 8MP w/ LED flash 5MP w/ LED flash 5MP w/ LED flash Front camera 1.3MP — – Battery 1500mAh 1400mAh 1400mAh WiFi 802.11b/g 802.11b/g 802.11b/g HDMI out Yes — – Kickstand Yes — – As you’ve probably noticed, we have something of a propensity for charts — hey, organization is key to a well-balanced life, right? Since we last tackled an Android device faceoff, the sheer number of competitors has branched out far and wide, but despite the propagation / fragmentation , including today’s unveiling of the HTC EVO 4G , three clear frontrunners have taken most of the spotlight for being the pinnacle of the Android experience: the aforementioned, HTC / Google’s Nexus One , and the Motorola Droid . Here, the latter device is looking a bit long in the tooth, but that physical QWERTY keyboard and its volcanic rise to prominence gives it some strong staying power. Cold, hard data isn’t going to tell the full story, but until you can get to try each of these yourself — all at the same time , if you’re lucky — it’s a great place to start. Notes: 1 A purported 2.1 upgrade has been promised and delayed more times than we care to count anymore. 2 The Nexus One is currently available unlocked for T-Mobile , and on track to hit Verizon , Sprint , and AT&T’s 3G network . HTC EVO 4G, Nexus One, and Droid face off on the charted field of battle originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 23 Mar 2010 18:37:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink    |   |  Email this  |  Comments

We’re shmoozing with Motorola’s team and Mike Rowe — yes, the Dirty Jobs guy, who’s been fittingly selected as the rugged i1′s spokesperson — and we’re starting to get our first fleeting moments with Motorola’s first Android-powered Android set in the flesh. Believe it or not, it might be the best-feeling Android phone from Motorola to date, besting the CLIQ XT and Droid with a tasteful mix of black chrome and rubber around the edges; if it weren’t for the lack of bona fide 3G, we could realistically see putting this in our pockets over, say, a myTouch 3G , Hero , or Behold II . We’ve been able to confirm that they’ve basically taken the UI look and feel introduced by Blur and subtracted… well, the things that actually make it Blur, namely the integration with Blur servers that brings social service aggregation into the fold. Will it appeal to the iDEN demographic? Hard to say, but Mr. Rowe certainly seems amped on it. Check out the gallery below! Gallery: Motorola i1 first hands-on! Motorola i1 first hands-on! originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 22 Mar 2010 21:11:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink    |   |  Email this  |  Comments

We have some news on the app store that Meizu announced for the M8 a while back . The official name is apparently MStore, and it is indeed open for business with its first paid app, Mr. Jelly, going for about 29 cents (we believe it’s a productivity tool for managing your, um, jelly). If that sounds familiar, it is — the game is a port of an iPhone App Store gem. Regardless of its somewhat KIRFish nature, we do wish Meizu (its app developers) all the best. Now, when are we going to get Super Monkey Ball for this thing? Meizu MStore open for business, Mr. Jelly on sale now for 29 cents originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 09 Mar 2010 12:20:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink    |  Meizu Me  |  Email this  |  Comments