For all its success, the iPod touch has few dedicated media player competitors capable of matching its big-touchscreen, WiFi, and voluminous App Store. Until today. Philips just went official with its GoGear Connect featuring the full suite of Google Mobile applications pre-installed with access to the Android Market for pretty much everything else. Spec-wize we’re looking at a 3.2-inch display, WiFi, sound isolating earphones, built-in camera, and microSD slot. Sorry, no mention of the Android OS version though we’ve seen it listed at retailers with 2.1. Syncing your music is done over Bluetooth or a USB tether to your PC with Philips’ Songbird providing the software assist. The MP4 player also supports Maps and location-based services — presumably accomplished with the help of Skyhook and not via a GPS radio (though the Philips post is tagged “GPS”). Look for the GoGear Connect to land in Western Europe, China, and yes, the US, starting in late October with the price pegged at €249 (about $315) for the 16GB model.
This was really great 16 GB for a price of only $315 is really worth the money you will be spending plus its 3.2 inch touchscreen display makes me enjoy watching my favorite videos. Android phone at this era really rocks!
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This was really great 16 GB for a price of only $315 is really worth the money you will be spending plus its 3.2 inch touchscreen display makes me enjoy watching my favorite videos. Android phone at this era really rocks!
Thanks,
Vhinz