Rumors are hot regarding Sony Ericsson developing a brand new gaming platform which is surely going to give a strong fight against the likes of Google (though the irony is that this phone will be using Android). Everybody understands that gaming is going to touch new levels on Android platform and looks like it will be Sony that will define the totally different world of gaming on Android platforms. An Engadget mockup of Sony’s new PSP that might also have the features of a smartphone can be seen in the image below.

Sources define the device to be somewhere between PSP Go and Samsung Captivate. To shorten things, the yet to be named Sony’s Android based PSP will be a slider which will have game controls instead of the very obvious QWERTY keyboard. Instead of any tiny joystick, the device is said to have a long touch pad for easier controls of your game. The device will of course have the standard PSP buttons and shoulder buttons.
The phone will have a large display which will be around 3.7×4.1 inches in size. It might also have a 5 mega pixel camera with 1 GHz Snapdragon CPU to boost its speed. Sony is still deciding upon the branding of this device. It could be somewhere between Xperia and PlayStation. Sources reveal the phone to be extremely sexy though we can only wait for the real looks of this upcoming Sony machine. But it certainly looks to shape a much better phone than the Aino which ended pretty badly in the end.
There isn’t any confirmation about the release of this device yet but it will be somewhere around October which isn’t pretty far away for Sony fans

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Tell me one gadget making company that isn’t attempting to make the ultimate mobile phone. In the overly bubbling cell phone market, mobile makers have been popping up like anything. The recent addition to the band wagon is Dell. After all the hassle that was faced by Dell, it is finally time that you get to see the Dell Streak.

The five inch screen of Dell Streak as we have covered before certainly makes it a much larger mobile than most but has been anticipated by Dell to be attractive enough to lure customers. Who knows that even you might end up switching to the new Dell Streak from your regular cellphone.

A two year contract with AT&T will get you the Dell Streak for $299.99 or else be ready to shell off $549.99 if you want to buy the phone independently. Do your math before you spend your important dollars. Also, if you had signed up for the pre-sale order of Dell Streak then you can easily place your order by 12th of August instead of waiting till 13th August. Speculations indicate that it should be carrying Android 1.6.


Time will tell how easily Dell would be able to attract the attention of the younger lot with its sleek looking design.

Source : http://www.gadgetlite.com