Research In Motion’s CEO, Mike Lazaridis had an interview with the BBC recently, which contrary to his usual public personality (that is to say, cool and collected) turned into a quick walk out of the room. The question that ticked him off had to do with the saga between BlackBerry devices and the crisis in India, where the government seeks to have greater control of the tight security systems in each device. The question, which Lazaridis deemed “unfair” (seriously?) is at the ‘via’ link, at the very end of this sentence. Via: BBC
It has two screens, both of which “combine” for 4.7-inches of screen at 960 x 800 pixels! It runs Android 2.2! Has a 5 megapixel camera for 720p HD video recording! And it’s from Kyocera — is that anything special?
The Archos 5 tablet is Archos’ first ever stab at an Android tablet (back in mid-late 2009). It has a 4.8-inch (WVGA) resistive touchscreen, ARM Cortex A8 clocked at 800Mhz, 256MB of RAM, has Android 1.6, 802.11n Wi-Fi, and finally 16GB of storage space, sans a microSD card option. Right off the bat though, from the resistive touchscreen to its inability to watch YouTube videos off the mobile site, I can’t recommend it, to anyone. Read on to know why (if you’re even so inclined).
In the world of mobile there’s a lot of mishaps. Including the packaging sector, which in the case of the 
You read that right. A catch. Strangely this hasn’t been done for years now, but Apple will now let you walk out with 1 (one) iPhone out of the virtual Apple Store without an AT&T contract, per day. So what’s the catch?
