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Huawei is aiming to bring touch-free smartphones to users, as the company boosts its research and development spending. A touch-free smartphones will allow the devices to read users’ hand gestures in order to initiate commands. Touchscreen smartphones and tablets currently allow for the use of several fingers to issue certain commands when pressed on the display. But users only have five fingers on a hand, limiting the number of commands that can be made. Using hand gestures would allow users more easily to control the smartphone’s graphical user interface. Huawei, however, expects this functionality will need a powerful graphics processor and also two front-facing cameras, the technology will likely to start on tablets device first. Last year, Apple has already seeked a similar patents for this, and SONY has also announced a new Android-based smartphone comes with ‘floating touch’ navigation. So whatever Huawei is up to, motion-sensing technology will properly be the ‘next big thing’.
Beijing eedoo company, the video gaming unit which invested by Lenovo, said their first multimedia entertainment console is set to hit the Chinese market next week, at a ‘insincere’ price of 3,799 yuan (US$600). Eedoo is the world’s second company to produce a controller-free entertainment console, after only Microsoft KINECT. Eedoo delayed the launch date for about a year because they needed time to “further improve the product and provide a better user experience”…
Video game consoles are illegal in China, like Wii, PS3 and Xbox 360. So how about portable game console like PS Vita? Well, not necessary if Sony releases the machine with a local company. And seemingly, that company is China Unicom. The leaked shot above indicated PS Vita is loading China Unicom 3G network. We believe Sony will make an official announcement very soon.
This is already the 2nd knockoff PS Vita that we have known before Sony officially launch the device worldwide. The machine is called Yinlips YDPG18, the internals are pretty much the same as iReadyGo (previous PS Vita clone), but we think this one is looking better. Specs after the break.
iSec (or previously eBox) had attracted our eye balls when we first spotted the console last year. At that time, we were pleased to hear finally there is a Chinese company planned to launch a motion-game console in China. As you should know by now, any types of game consoles are not allowed to sell in China, Lenovo is very likely to be the company which breakthrough the barricade of the gaming console’s market in China.
There are so much news from China that passes by that we couldn’t possibly cover it all. Here are the Chinese tech industry news we have missed out for this week, click in to check them out and hope everyone will have an enjoyable weekend ! And watch out for Apple next week announcement, our source has told us there will be some surprise on the naming of the new iPhone !
The cute little device you see pictured above looks very similar to Sony’s befuddling Rolly (an egg-shaped digital robotic music player). It’s hard to describe it in words, so head past the break to see it in action. You will be amazed.
Looking for Sony’s Playstion Phone in CES? Well, you have to travel to China to get a hands-on treatment on the legendary device. Yes, It’s leaked in China for no reasons, we’re guessing a worker secretly brought it home from Foxconn factory… So, the device is real and it runs with PlayStation Pocket app. Updated.
We have seen lots of ‘Shanzhai’ products, from mobile phones to netbooks to tablets. Want to see something new? Yes, we have it. A shanzhai Sony projector which claims to support 1080p and IMAX. Looks incredible, and it comes in white color too.
X10 Mini Pro is an Android based smartphone from Sony Ericsson, which was so-called as the smallest Android handset previously. Recently, Shenzhen launched its knockoff x10, more shots to behold after the break.
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