Last year Sungale, makers of the terrible Cyberus Engine announced their first Android tablet that was running Android 1.6 at the time. This year there’s two more from the company, this time running Android 2.2. The tablets come in 7- and 10-inch varieties. Both are a bit anemic, with resistive screens and fairly slow response more »

Sungale at CES, in addition to the Kula TV and a plethora of digital photo frames, has two more interesting gadgets. The first is the eReader, the second being the G2, the next version of the Smart Info Engine (apparently also known as the G1 from what I was told). The eReader is, obviously, an more »

Sungale, the company that brought us the Cyberus Smart Info Engine, is launching another PMP. Actually, the Kula is closer to a competitor for FloTV, though it works only on Wi-Fi. The small 4.3-inch screen makes it more portable than the Smart Info Engine, but not as easily usable as the FloTV. The Kula seems more »

What is it? The Sungale Cyberus Smart Info Engine, an ebook reader/personal media player/digital photo frame. A seven-inch touchscreen device that can connect to the Internet for YouTube, email, streaming radio, and weather, as well as read ebooks, display photos and play videos. Retails for $249. What’s in the box? In the box you get more »

The Sungale ID800WT is more than just a digital picture frame; it is a touchscreen device with built-in Wi-Fi. Besides the main picture-viewing function, the ID800WT also plays video files, music, and has widget-like apps such as weather and stock quotes. It retails for about $200. It did a great job display photos, but how did it fare showing off Internet content? Keep reading.