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We just realize Baidu also got interior floor plans feature, which enables you to figure out where you are and see where you might want to go when you’re indoors. Google also has this cool feature, you can check out their official blog here. Kind of interesting that Baidu is the forerunner, they launched it back in October, but for some reasons, we didn’t hear anything about it until today finally.
Here’s the Meizu MX, the successor to one of the most popular Android handsets in China, the M9. So, here’s our complete unboxing and hands-on impressions on this “Designed in China, Made in China” Android smartphone. Read on to see how it takes on the iPhone 4S, Galaxy Nexus and Xiaomi!
Asus is getting ready to sell this blatant copy of Apple’s Smart Cover for their soon-to-be released Tranformer Prime tablet. Yeap, it’s much the same deal as with the Smart Cover, save for the slightly different folding pattern. It flexes into a more complicated 3D shape to prop the Prime in place. Watch the video after the break to see how it really works “differently”.
A team of 80 chefs from Shangri-La in Pudong, an area of Shanghai managed to break one of the Guinness World Record…and that’s the longest cake in the world. The team gradually baked a cake for 7 days in order to assemble a length of 1068 meters, making it becomes world’s longest Christmas cake. The cake is made out of 904 of eggs, 1045 kg of flours, 209 kg of sugars, 401 kg of dark chocolate and 34 kg of vanilla. What a massive production…
Chinese knockoff makers gets into the super-thin notebook game in a big way with the $499 AirBook. We’ve played around with it for a while now and can say that it looks very similar to Apple’s MacBook Air, and it’s very cheap. Unfortunately being cheap comes at a price.
The Ainovo Novo7, a 7-inch Chinese Android tablet, as likely just another me-too device to be sold. You probably don’t recognize the Ainovo brand name, but at $99 and an extra $60 to cover shipping and handling from inside the Great Wall, you might be willing to take the plunge anyway. More info after the break…
Straight after the leaked shots this morning, Meizu has unveiled its next flagship Meizu MX smartphone, which comes earlier than what they originally promised. But anyway, we are glad to see the unveil of it, and we managed to compare the machine against two other popular smartphones — Xiaomi Phone and iPhone 4S. We are looking forward to see your thoughts.
Few months ago, Nokia went very bad. They had shuttered its remaining UK retail stores and discontinued sales on its US and UK online stores. So what Nokia hoping right now is to revive in China. The Lumia 710 and 800 Windows phones are scheduled to be available in Hong Kong and Taiwan before the end of 2011, and according to Engadget Chinese, Nokia will open their third store in Mong Kok (located in Hong Kong), the busiest place on Earth. More pics after the break…
Asus’s “top secret” gear that unveiled at AsiaD, now arrived in Taiwan, but only the WiFi-version is available at the moment. The cheapest deal you can get is at $3780 yuan (around $485). Transformer Prime is the second tablet we spotted runs Ice Cream Sandwich recently (The first one is the fake Motorola Xoom). More shots and videos after the break.
Quick: How can you grab a tablet and stuff it inside your pants in 6 seconds? Tips: According to this security video, you need to have a big butt like the fat Chinese woman to complete the mission.
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