March 13, 1989 was the day when Tim Berners-Lee from England proposed an universal linked information system to exchange documents which gave birth to what we better know as the World Wide Web (WWW). The http, URLs, browser and everything related to web was a result of his frustration because of the incompatibility to […]
Archives for March 2009
Motorola KR8 concept: An ultimate DJ friendly phone
If this phone ever comes to the market, the phones providing few seconds of excitement with DJ turntables will be a thing of the past. KR8 (pronounced as create) is the brainchild of Jose Thomas DeLuna that will allow DJs to create tunes on the go. A user can create or edit tracks with […]
Apple iPod Shuffle dissected for your geeky pleasure
Actually there’s nothing much to see in the new light iPod Shuffle but if your nerdy mind still can’t take that as a reason, guys over at iFixit exposes the innards of the cheapest iPod just for you. One interesting fact is that it is lighter than a letter sized paper and needs around […]
Samsung launches Ultrab S7220 as Lucido in UK
Without questioning Samsung’s logic for geo-targeted names we present you Lucido aka Ultrab S7220. The phone was unveiled last month at the MWC and Samsung deems Lucido (whatever that means) as a perfect name to attract the blighties. No surprises here, the candybar phone has an AMOLED screen, 5MP camera 7.2Mbps HSDPA, accelerometer, aGPS […]
Opera Turbo for Desktop now available for download
Opera has released a testing copy of its server side optimized Turbo enabled Opera browser. The browser, as we all know, works pretty much like Opera Mini which sends the requested website to Opera servers for optimization and brings back the compressed version of the website. I am currently trying it out and the […]
LG Rumor 2 comes on Sprint
LG has launched LG-LX265 aka Rumor 2 exclusively on Sprint. Rumor 2 takes place of a 2-year old Rumor phone, bringing a horizontal QWERTY keyboard beneath the alphanumeric keys and QVGA screen. It also features a 1.3MP camera, GPS, microSD slot (up to 16GB) and a replaceable floriated battery cover. The phone will come […]
Samsung outs YP-Q2 PMP
Samsung has quietly introduced a new PMP in the American market. The YP-Q2 looks to be an aesthetic upgrade over Q1. The media player will come in 8GB or 16GB storage options, a 2.4-inch display, touch sensitive navigation buttons, FM Radio and wide array of audio and video format support. It has an estimated […]
iPhone OS 3.0 to be previewed on March 17
Copy-paste; Tethering; MMS; Background Apps – Just take your secret iPhone wishlist out because the chances are that Apple may soon make it true. US media outlets are receiving invitation for the iPhone OS 3.0 event, which will obviously highlight new features of the updated OS as well as the new software development kit […]
Lithium-ion Battery Recharges in seconds, thanks to MIT
MIT’s team headed by Gerbrand Ceder has developed aninnovative technique that could immensely reduce the Lithium-ion battery charging times from hours to mere seconds. Their Eureka movement comes with the coating of lithium phosphate that is applied to an existing battery. The coating works in a way which attracts ions faster to the tunnels […]
Seagate, AMD demos SATA 3 capable of 6Gb/s
Seagate and AMD have partnered to show the world, the next generation SATA interface that is capable of transferring data up to 6Gigabit/second. In the demonstration, Seagate showed off two SATA HDDs – a 3Gb/s Barracuda 7200.12 drive and the 6Gb/s prototype Barracuda drive, both powered on AMD’s prototype chipset. The benchmark tests displayed […]
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