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Drivers interact with UPSNav using the screen on their handheld DIAD (Delivery Information Acquisition Device) units, which are mounted to the driver’s dashboard for hands-free operation. The unit displays a map showing drivers where to turn, emitting tones to notify them when to slow for a delivery or pickup stop, and exactly where to stop once they have arrived at a destination.

We witness the launch of a myriad of Android smartphones every year, with many of them now sporting glass backs and gradient, but such phones are not really helpful or useful for mobile workforce in the construction, retail or logistics niche. Well, Panasonic knows this quite well and for this reason, has now launched its Toughbook Android devices in India.

The original Game Boy is pretty humble in the looks department. It was basically a grey brick. Some color got added with the Game Boy Pocket and Game Boy Color models, but in 2006 someone crafted a Game Boy worthy of an Egyptian Pharaoh’s tomb.

As an Android phone, the Armor 3 is a decent performer and generally responsive. The Oreo operating system is mostly vanilla, although it has some bundled tools such as a flashlight, FM radio and a Toolbox application that has numerous functions which we’ve seen on other Android 8.1 installations.

I saw this article and straight up flashed back to my Helio. Picked it up on clearance from the shop I worked at the time, and it was a fairly decent little machine. I liked the handwriting recognition a lot more than Graffiti, it came in handy when I would occasionally lose my voice completely as I’d write on it in order to communicate with customers. There were a few apps and such ported, as well as several text adventure engines, most here: https://www.capitalware.com/helio_latest.html Some other resource links, a lot dead: https://helio.coolbegin.com/

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Toughbook as a Service Panasonic launched its new Toughbook-as-a-Service earlier this year. It’s a unique, interest free, monthly payment model for rugged devices. Businesses can now equip their mobile workforces with any rugged Panasonic Toughbook notebook, tablet or handheld device without having to worry about large upfront costs in capital expenditure.

There’s something to be said for a device that does one thing, and does it well. Without the disadvantages of a jack-of-all-trade with it’s size, and track-ability, not to mention security.

For many, perhaps… but I have plenty of “pointerless” Debian systems and I just use keynav for keyboard-based pointer emulation in X. Takes some getting accustomed to, I’ll admit, but it does work.

“Windows has been around a long time on mobile devices, but they really lost their focus along the way,” Nielsen said. “The marketplace still has some customers out there with lingering Windows devices. It’s dwindling, and there’s also a renewed focus on what the devices are being used for. Some issues are security-based, and security aspects are growing every year. The Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities were pretty significant, depending on what OS you’re running. There aren’t many workarounds left for older devices, and who knows when the next vulnerability might show up.”

Sure, it’s a niche device. But it’s great! Dual-window multitasking is a blast on the Gemini, and that command line is going to thrill coders and geeks. But … I can’t shake the idea that this is almost too good to be true. The Gemini is currently rolling out from Indiegogo, where it costs $399 for the next two weeks; it’ll be $599 at retail after that, and it arrives in March. We’ll see if that happens, and if the device works when it does.

PCMag.com’s lead mobile analyst, Sascha Segan, has reviewed hundreds of smartphones, tablets and other gadgets in more than 13 years with PCMag. He’s the head of our Fastest Mobile Networks project, hosts our One Cool Thing daily Web show, and writes opinions on tech and society. Segan is also a multiple award-winning travel writer. Other than … See Full Bio