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archos home 7 Video Review

A video review of the Archos 7 Home Tablet. It's a 7" Android tablet with WiFi,...

Samsung & Korea's LG Telecom Introduce SIP & Wireless Phone via Galaxy Player ...

This is not the first time we have seen a cordless phone at home that runs on Android, as we have previously presented the Archos 3s Smart Phone Home. This time, South Korean LG Telecom (LG U +) uses a system of shares of Samsung to act as a wireless telephone receiver.

The system uses a Samsung Galaxy player as a VoIP client running dedicated software SIP. Aside from the Internet telephony service, the system supports SMS messaging. LG U + indicates the capacity of wireless phone works with any Wi-Fi network with Internet access.How fast broadband infrastructure and well-connected South Korea is, you can use your phone mostly wireless home anywhere with an Internet connection, like other wireless SIP clients.

Of course, the device can be used like any smartphone Android, only wtihout mobile data and cellular capabilities. Users may also be able to use other Android devices, if the SIP application can be installed on other media players tablets, or smartphones.

Android Everywhere: 10 Types of Devices That Android Is Making Better

Android is already the top smartphone operating system in the world , and is taking over the tablet market, too. As an Android lover, I couldn’t be happier about it. Oh wait, maybe I could be… What if the little green robot would make the jump to an entire new class of devices? No, I am not thinking about computers, although Google certainly thinks about that possibility.

I am talking about something bigger and way more exciting. Something like a pair of HUD glasses, an intelligent washing machine, a smart mirror, or even a connected car. What if Android could breathe life in all the “dumb” objects that we use every day, to make them smarter and more useful? On smartphones and tablets, Android makes our lives better already. Just imagine what impact it could have in a world of smart devices, all connected to each other.

Android everywhere is not the stuff of sci-fi. It’s happening right now. Sooner that you think, Android may take over the world. Here’s a list of amazing objects, from wristwatches to cars, that already run Android. If you think that we missed something, give us a shout.