Audio specialist Bowers & Wilkins has announced the Zeppelin Air, a new luxury speaker system aimed at iPhone, iPod and iPad users. While equipped with a dock, the Air's main feature is support for AirPlay, Apple's recently-introduced wireless streaming technology. Any AirPlay-compatible device can stream audio to the speaker, including computers running iTunes.
The Motorola Zeppelin has been more thoroughly pictured ahead of its expected official debut at the Mobile World Congress show later this month. Popping up in Brazil, the device runs on Android 1.5 and has the MOTOBLUR interface. The phone is billed to ship in March, at least in Brazil.
New information has surfaced on the previously seen, albeit briefly, Motorola Zeppelin, revealing it will run on Android and will be officially debuted at the Mobile World Congress show in February. It will have touch-sensitive buttons below the 3.2-inch display with a 480x240 resolution, which is also expected to have touch functionality. The Zeppelin will also sport a 5-megapixel camera, a GPS sensor and the MOTOBLUR interface.
An inside source at Palm has revealed that the company is working on two as of yet unknown devices, codenamed Zeppelin and Skywriter. While little has been unveiled as to the devices' nature, Palm estimates the devices would launch in the third quarter of 2008, according to TamsPPC. Palm is also seeking developers for the platform, setting a deadline of May 30th, with the potential of having the applications comarketed by the PDA manufacturer.
