Rogers has announced that it is partnering with Acer to bring the Acer Liquid e to Canadians consumers. The first Acer smartphone in Canada comes with Android 2.1, a 5 megapixel camera, 3.5-inch WVGA touch display, 256 MB RAM, 512MB ROM, WiFi, GPS, 7.2 Mbps HSPA connectivity, and so on.
Acer Liquid e will be available exclusively from Rogers beginning this spring.
Acer has announced its new dual-boot netbook, Acer Aspire One with Android and Windows 7.
The Acer Android netbook netbook brings along a true revolution as it gives the best of two worlds. It offers the immediacy, the ultrafast connectivity and speed of Android for instant access to web browsing, emails and social interaction together the full and reliable productivity of the Windows environment, simply by clicking to switch OS. Continue reading ‘Acer dual-boot netbook switches Android-Windows7 OS’
As expected, In addition to Acer Liquid e and Acer Ferrari smartphone, Acer also unveils 4 more smartphones, they are beTouch E110, beTouch E400, neoTouch P300, and neoTouch P400. Continue reading ‘Acer beTouch E110, beTouch E400, neoTouch P300, and neoTouch P400′
The first Acer smartphone created in collaboration with Ferrari will be presented to the world in March 2010. Acer Ferrari smartphone is an elegant device offering sensational performance, perfectly in line with the wide segment of users it is addressed to. With an extremely sophisticated design, it will amaze both the trendiest style enthusiasts and techno-geeks. Equipped with Android 2.1 Éclair OS, this smartphone encases the drive and determination of both Acer and Ferrari to always be in pole position. Continue reading ‘Acer Ferrari smartphone in March’
Acer has presented “Liquid e” at the Mobile World Congress 2010, the new version of the already well known Liquid smartphone, the A1 Liquid. Acer Liquid e features the latest Android 2.1 OS (aka Eclair), 5MP camera with auto-focus, 768 MHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 8250 processor, a 3.5-inch high-definition capacitive touch screen, HSPA, 256MB RAM, 512MB ROM, WiFi, Accelerometer, GPS, Bluetooth, 3.5mm headset jack, microSD memory card slot, and 1350 mAh battery (up to 5 hours of talk / 400 hours of standby time). Size wise, it measures 115×64×12.7 mm and has a weight of 135 grams.
What’s new on Liquid e with Android Eclair 2.1:
+ Home screens – The new version now handles five home screens by default, allowing users to easily install more applications from the rich selection available on the Android Market, as well as shortcuts and widgets;
+ Quick Contacts – a feature that lets users easily switch between the address book and the social network applications;
+ Live wallpapers to customize your Liquid e on the fly;
+ A new keyboard layout with an extended dictionary for predictive input;
+ An updated version of the Android browser, supporting HTML5, double-tap zooming, video tagging support and geo-location API support.
Two new Acer smartphones have appeared over at the Bluetooth SIG, they’re Acer E110 with Android and Acer P300 with Windows Mobile. Both the Acer E110 and Acer P300 are manufactured by Chi Mei Communication Systems (part of Foxconn). The Android-powered Acer E110 comes with HSDPA connectivity, A-GPS, Bluetooth, touchscreen with four touch-sensitive keys below. Acer P300 Windows Mobile smartphone features HSPA connectivity, WiFi, USB 2.0, and Bluetooth.
Recently we’ve seen an Android phone came from Acer, the Acer Liquid A1 (S100) passed FCC with AT&T 3G. Now a new report says that Acer is planning 5-6 Android phones in first half of 2010. The company’s VP of Asian handset division says that it has “five or six” additional models on tap for early 2010 that’ll run the gamut from low- to high-end.
(via engadget)
Android-powered Acer Liquid A1 (S100) smartphone has been approved by the FCC along with AT&T 3G support (850/1900 MHz). Those not familiar with the Acer Liquid A1 phone should know that it comes with a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, a 5 megapixel camera + AF, a 3.5 inch WVGA touchscreen display, Wi-Fi, GPS, access to social networking sites (Twitter, Facebook, Flickr), and 3.5mm headset jack. The device is at the FCC, meaning we could see it hitting AT&T sooner than later.
(via fcc, unwiredview)
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