LG is all geared up to launch its first dual SIM phone, KS660 in the CIS and the Chinese market. The phone has some nifty features like the notes, calendars are displayed on the standby screen and widgets for easy management. The touchscreen interface benefits from a feature called as Image Memo which helps […]
Archives for January 2009
Now PS3 gets a firmware update, v2.60 to be exact [Update: Now available]
Hot on the heels of PSP getting updated to v5.03, Sony also announced PS3 getting a software upgrade too. The v2.60 concentrates on the media capabilities of the console. It adds the support for DivX 3.11 files and guest access to the PlayStation Store. However, the major change in this firmware is the Photo Gallery […]
Nokia 5730 XpressMusic previewed…in detail
Eldar from Mobile-Review spilled the beans on what is called as Nokia’s 5730 XpressMusic phone. It looks like another XpressMusic candybar phone from top with a 2-inch QVGA screen and an alphanumeric keypad. But the USP lies under it – a horizontal sliding QWERTY keyboard. The phone will run on Symbian Series 60 FP2 […]
NTT Urgent Earthquake News Flash Device
This one’s strictly for our Japanese friends. NTT is selling an earthquake warning device, Urgent Earthquake News Flash FLET’S Type that will send quake alerts to the subscribers. When an alert will be issued by the Japan Meteorological Agency, NTT’s Urgent Earthquake Bulletin service will relay the message on the subscriber’s computer screen. The […]
Rumor: Microsoft to launch MobileMe competitor next month
If the latest rumor is to be believed then Microsoft is likely to launch cloud services like SkyBox, SkyLine and SkyMarket at the MWC 2009. According to Neowin, the services will mostly fall under the Live brand. “SkyBox” is a service for users to sync a phones information with the web. Microsoft will be […]
Patent infringement haunts Nokia, Palm and RIM
Saxon Innovations from Tyler, Texas has shouted out loud that their owned patent has been violated by gadget importing companies which include the likes of Nokia, HTC, Palm, Panasonic and RIM. The investigation is in the process, and if the International Trade Commission (ITC) finds the complaint legitimate, companies could be banned from importing […]
Intel reduces chip prices by 40%, Core i7 not included
Intel announced an attractive pricing scheme for businesses picking up at least 1000 units. Select Quad-core chips received a discount ranging from 16-40 percent within just 20 days. 3GHz Core 2 Quad Q9650 chip now goes $316 as compared to December’s rate of $530. That’s a direct drop of 40%. Other chips like Q9550 […]
Fujitsu shipping F-01A waterproof phone with fingerprint sensor
NTT DOCOMO is now offering its consumers in Japan, the world’s first waterproof phone with fingerprint sensor. The phone called as F-01A is created by Fujitsu and packs a decent amount of features. It has TouchStone fingerprint technology and TrueNav for touchpad-like navigational control, both sourced from AuthenTec. Other features the clamshell boasts are […]
TechCrunch shows CrunchPad prototype
Michael Arrington from TechCrunch yesterday showed up a prototype of his CrunchPad web tablet. Unlike other netbooks in the market, this tablet is capable of doing only one thing – surf the web. The specifications of the prototype include a 12-inch touchscreen display and is powered by a Via Nano processor, 1GB RAM, 4GB […]
Asus reveals F50 and F70 series notebooks
Asus recently announced F50 and F70 range of notebooks. The F50 series is touted to be the world’s slimmest and lightest 16-inch notebooks while F70 has a 17.3-inch display which is the world’s first 17-incher to have a 16:9 aspect ratio for cinematic veiwing. The F50 will sell in two variants – one with […]
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