The Motorola DROID X2 is rumored to have the following specs:

• NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual-core 1GHz processor
• 1GB RAM
• QHD LCD Display - 540 x 960 Resolution (Same as Motorola Bionic)
• 3G Only – No LTE/4G
• 8MP Rear Facing Camera (No Front Cam)
• Froyo (Android 2.2) – Could get Gingerbread (Adnroid 2.3) before launch
• New Moto Blur (Same as Droid Bionic)
• FM Radio
• Locked/Encrypted BootLoader
• Launch in Q2 of 2011
• No Hardware Camera button

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Nokia CTO Rich Green talks about the futures of Qt, MeeGo and Symbian. With 150 million more Symbian devices planned for the next year, there’s still lots of work to be done in providing a great user experience for current Symbian users and for new owners. Plus ongoing suport for developers.

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Sony’s influence in television technology has rubbed off on the mobile brand, as Bravia Mobile Engine is available now on some of the XPERIA devices. It was demonstrated on the Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc, and Aaron from PhoneDog was astounded with the picture quality. Though you’ll see it on camera, you should check it out in real life – it’s astounding. Demo shot at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

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The Bluetooth Game Gripper is a great way to play games on your iPhone, Droid X, or other supported smart phone. The various app stores are full of tons of fun games, but what about the greatest games of all time? *Super Mario, *Contra, and *Sonic the Hedgehog (to name a few) can also be played through emulating programs on your phone. The on-screen controls just don’t work or feel right. This is where the Bluetooth Game Gripper comes in, it gives you all the buttons you need and holds your phone securely in place while you play.

Supported phones:

• iPhone 4
• iPad
• DroidX
• HTC Touch Pro II
• Nexus one
• Nexus S
• Motorola Click
• Galaxy S tab

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Heres a interview with Nokia EVP Dr. Kai Oistamo about the Nokia / Microsoft alliance. Video after the break.

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FlexT9′s 4-in-1 keyboard interface enables you to Speak-Trace-Write-Tap input.nFlexT9 powered by Dragon is a four-in-one keyboard experience that puts you in the driver’s seat for communicating how you want – when you want. And only FlexT9 gives you the power to seamlessly switch between the Speak. Trace. Write. Tap. input modes as easily as it is to flip on a light switch! Read on below for a list of supported Android devices and instructions for making FlexT9 your default keyboard.
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Heres a look at the worlds first Quad Core Android tablet with Kal-elrocessor p. Check out the video after the break. Enjoy! processor

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Legolas Svärdsäter demonstrating the Exmor R for mobile on an Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo. Exmor R allows you to capture high quality photos and videos in low light conditions.

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