Tag: Onyx
REVIEW: Onyx Digital Stream DPS-1000
Looking for web-connected features from your ageing flatscreen TV? Then the Digital Stream DPS-1000 from Onyx (recently refreshed to add LoveFilm support), may suit your needs for a bargain price, providing you can put up with a few glaring omissions.
Cello launch iViewer HD TV range with built in BBC iPlayer
26" and 32" models are available. Tech Digest go hands-on.
T-Mobile ready the Blackberry Bold 9700 for UK customers
Key features are set to include a new optical track pad to ease navigation, a 3.2 Mega pixel camera with video recording, HSDPA and Wi-Fi internet, up to 32GB of expandable memory, and the ability to sync you phone with your iTunes account.
The week Android took the mobile world by storm
Of course there are many reasons why the market has been impressed with Google this week but chief among them is the way that the Android phone operating system is shaping up to be a real player in the mobile world.
The five coolest British made phones ever
Traditionally however in spite of having booming mobile industry and several very large networks – Vodafone leaps to mind – the British haven't been that great at making mobile phones. There has been the odd start up – and you will be blown away by the sheer ambition of some of the handsets – but in the main we have been happy to let the Scandinavians , Koreans, Japanese and more recently the Americans dictate what handset we buy.
Incoming new Android phone from UK maker Onyx
Intriguingly though the company also confirmed that it has a Google Android powered handset in the pipeline. Details are pretty sketchy, but the handset will be on sale later this year, sport a five mega pixel camera and will include sockets for two SIM cards.
Onyx announces a trio of dual-SIM mobiles- the Flip, Slider and Nero
The trio, the Flip, Slider and Nero, are also innovative in that they all boast twin SIM card holders, the theory being that savvy users can choose which SIM they use thereby saving money on text calls. Alternatively they can combine a business number and a personal number with different networks and tariffs yet use the same handset.
Three new RIM devices leaked
No photos on this one, I’m afraid, but info on three new RIM devices has leaked over at BGR. There’s Onyx, Driftwood and Magnum, which all sound like luxury sofas. Here are the specs:
BlackBerry Onyx
- GSM/GPRS/EDGE/UMTS device
- GPS
- Camera
- Wi-Fi (no UMA support)
- QWERTY keyboard
- 480×360 resolution screen
BlackBerry Driftwood
- GSM/GPRS/EDGE/UMTS device
- GPS
- Camera
- Wi-Fi with UMA
- QWERTY keyboard
BlackBerry Magnum
- GSM/GPRS/EDGE/UMTS device
- GPS
- Camera
- Wi-Fi (no UMA support)
- QWERTY keyboard
- 480×360 resolution screen
Not a world of difference between them, is there? Ah well. I should stress that this is an American rumour, so there’s no guarantee that we’ll see all this stuff over here, but then RIM generally doesn’t have a lot of difference between countries, so there’s every chance that Onyx, Magnum and Driftwood will show up on the shores of Blighty.
(via BGR)
Shiny Video Review: Liscio mobile phone from Onyx
It’s decidedly ‘budget’, however does it still get Susi and Zara’s seal of approval? Take a look above for their verdict on the Liscio handset from Onyx, which has a 1.1″ OLED screen, 128MB of storage expandable through the microSD…
Onyx launches super-small Liscio handset
Standing just 9cm high, the glossy black Onyx Liscio handset packs everything you expect and a little bit more into that very small case.
