by Brad Ward, 1 month ago

Fujitsu isn’t exactly the cream of the crop when it comes to Android handsets, but it seems that the Japanese based company is preparing a very impressive phone, which has been spotted in an AnTuTu…

by Bogdan Bele, 2 months ago

Fujitsu Laboratories have developed a software which can use a smartphone, PC or tablet camera to monitor a person’s pulse. The greatest part is that it only takes around five seconds to get a reading….

by Brad Ward, 2 months ago

It’s no secret that Samsung will be the first company to release a Tizen-based smartphone later this year, but who else will be getting in the Tizen game? According to Japanese publication MSN Sankei News, Fujitsu and NEC…

by Stefan Constantinescu, 3 months ago

People are having less kids today than they were just a couple of decades ago. Put another way, countries are getting older. Now there’s nothing wrong with old people, one should respect their elders, but…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 3 months ago

Fujitsu might have not been the first name to count on for coming up with an “iPad killer”, but we probably underestimated the Japan-based OEM there a bit. The company’s newest 10-inch entry, dubbed Arrows…

by Gary Sims, 4 months ago

In the summer of this year Fujitsu launched its “Raku-Raku” Android smartphone via Japan’s NTT DOCOMO. The Raku-Raku (“easy-to-use”) smartphone has a special user interface making it easier to use by first-time smartphone users including senior citizens….

by Bams Sadewo, 5 months ago

Straight from Japan, what you’re looking at is Fujitsu’s latest Android smartphone offering for NTT Docomo, the Arrows V F-04E. We’re not going to let the fact that it won’t probably see the light of…

by Simon Hill, 7 months ago

It’s nice to know that the UK government’s austerity package hasn’t prevented it from ponying up around £300 million for a bunch of university and private research projects. That includes a provision of £11.6 million…

by Joe Hindy, 7 months ago

We currently have a plethora of ways to get data to our smart phones. We can use QR codes, messages and email, and even NFC. At this year’s CEATEC, Fujitsu has demonstrated a new way…

by Joe Hindy, 8 months ago

Android has been moving closer and closer to being able to use full eye-tracking technology. There’s some examples already, such as the Samsung Galaxy S III feature called Smart Stay. This forces the screen to…

by Simon Hill, 8 months ago

Gen Game Sony’s PlayStation Mobile will be open for business on the Android platform from October 3. It’s basically a section in the PlayStation Store which Sony will use to sell a hand-picked selection of…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 8 months ago

Before barely getting a chance to take a thorough look at the newly unveiled business-oriented Casio Paper Writer tablet, a new gadget with a similar target got introduced to the public. The Fujitsu Stylistic M532/EA4…

by Andrew Grush, 9 months ago

Most of us feel that our expensive electronics should be taken care of in a neat, orderly manner that helps prevent drops and jolts from harming our precious goodies. For those of us that need…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 11 months ago

Most of today’s smartphone manufacturers think of only a couple of things when prepping a display. The brightness and viewing angles are probably the main focus, size seems to matter a whole lot lately, as…

by Arnold Zafra, 1 year ago

KDDI and Fujitsu have just launched a powerful new Android smartphone which is scheduled to be released in Japan in early July. The device – known as the Fujitsu Arrows Z ISW13F – is a…