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HDMI Android Stick becomes more and more popular in Japan and it is not surprising that a company like KDDI announced this morning its first HDMI Android Stick with the : Smart TV Stick. Unfortunately KDDI did not released much detail on its Smart TV Stick we just know that it runs on Android 4.0.4 and comes with WiFi BGN, a TI OMAP 4430 CPU, a Bluetooth Remote control and a MicroSD card reader. This said, the Smart TV Stick is fully compatible with Google play and will work pretty much like …

Thanko’s new ANDSTQC1 also known as the “Android SmartTV Quad-core” is the company latest Android HDMI Stick that will rock your life! Powered by a powerful Quad Core 1.2GHz CPU (Freescale i.mx6) with a GC2000 GPU alongside 1GB of RAM and 8GB of Internal memory and Android 4.0, the ANDSTQC1 is by far the sexiest HDMI Stick that we have seen so far form Thanko! Other specs includes HDMI 1.3, WiFi GBN, USB Host and even the support of Google Play in just 225g and …

If the Apple TV is too restrictive for you here you are a little Android 4.0 wonder that will make your day, behold the ADB-02!
Sold by Geanee in Japan this Apple TV like SmartTV Box comes with Android 4.0, 4GB of internal memory, an SDHC Slot, HDMI Out, a Cortex A8 CPU, 512MB of RAM and two USB port. Supporting 1080p video in pretty much very single format available to mankind the ADB-02 is now available via Geanee online store at just 7,980 Yen!

NTT DOCOMO announced today its 2012 winter lineup of 16 models for launch in or after November, including nine smartphones, one tablet, four feature phones, one photo panel and one mobile Wi-Fi router. DOCOMO’s newest collection of high-quality smartphones satisfies a wide range of user needs by offering high-end CPUs, large-capacity batteries, high-resolution displays and distinctive designs suited to specific customer segments.
Key features of the new lineup include the following:

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At long last, the illustrious Android ICS refresh can finally be enjoyed by proud owners of that AT&T-branded Xperia Ion. Naturally, this long-awaited update brings a slew of new features over to Sony’s 4.6-inch handset, including an enhanced browser, offline reading mode, the beloved facial unlocking method first introduced with Ice Cream Sandwich and the promise of improvements in mobile hotspot / WiFi speeds. Additionally, AT&T says there are other tweaks in calendar and email that should, in theory, help you stay better organized, while the Maps and YouTube should also perform better “when rotating between portrait and landscape views.” Sound good? You’ll find all the setup details at the source below, and don’t forget to tell us how it’s playing out for you.

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Ice Cream Sandwich update now available for AT&T’s Sony Xperia Ion originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 26 Sep 2012 15:45:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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