CSR Inc. the parent company of SiRF Technology Holdings today revealed the GSD4t GPS receiver that uses the new SiRFstarIV architecture. The SiRFstarIV coupled with SiRFaware allows the GPS receiver to locate the place quickly without having to compromise on mobile device’s battery life. SiRFstarIV edge over others is its capability to maintain “better-than-hot-start” […]
Archives for July 2009
Asus, Acer to halt netbook launch frenzy in 2H09, concentrate on ultra-thin notebooks
Ok, so Digitimes is back again with some solid details on Asus and Acer’s netbook plans for the rest of the year. Apparently, the industry sources tell them that both the vendors are holding off new netbooks in 2009 and will try to concentrate on ultra-thin notebooks. This decision comes because Intel is also […]
New pictures of LG BL40
More pictures of LG’s BL40 phone have surfaced and needless to say, it does look like a big Chocolate bar. The Sina reporter does not give a full hands-on impression but regurgitates the same specs we have known before. The phone boasts a 4-inch 21:9 touchscreen display, S-Class UI, 5MP Schneider-Kreuznach lens, FM transmitter, […]
Report: iPhone to arrive in China via China Unicom [Updated]
UPDATE: China Unicom says the deal is not finalized yet and is under discussion. An interesting battle is expected to arise when the original iPhone will soon sell in a land of so many iPhone wannabes. Shanghai Securities News is reporting that Apple has reached an agreement with China Unicom to sell iPhones in […]
Philips jumping the Android bandwagon with V808 phone
Philips makes decent phones but unfortunately the phones are hard to find in countries except if you live in the Far East. Now, a new phone has come out of its stable that claims to run the Android OS. The V808 phone has a 3.2-inch touchscreen with HVGA resolution, 3.2MP camera and other features […]
Apple releases iPhone OS 3.1 beta 3
Apple has released yet another beta of the iPhone OS 3.1 along with a new SDK. Developers can download the latest build from the Apple Dev page. While the changes or improvements are not clear, it is said to bring video APIs for the development of augmented reality apps. The earlier OS 3.1 builds […]
Sprint CEO: Android device coming out this year
Well, not much to tell about it right now but here’s a confirmation straight from the horse’s mouth. Sprint CEO, Dan Hesse at the Fortune’s Brainstorm: Tech said he is happy how Android is evolving and will bring at least one device for sale. “The reviews say now it’s ready for prime time,” Hesse […]
Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 comes alive on video
Xperia X2 has made quite a few appearances in pictures before but this is the first time we’re seeing it on a video. Well, it may not be the best of videos but at least it drops a few hints on what to expect from the device. The device runs Windows Mobile 6.5 without […]
Western Digital unveils 1TB 2.5-inch HDD
Western Digital’s newly announced 1TB HDD has taken the crown to be the industry’s highest capacity 2.5-inch drive. Measuring just 12.5mm thick, WD is pitching this capacious drive apt for external USB HDDs, in addition to the notebooks. Few features it boasts are silent operation with WhisperDrive, shock resistance with the help of ShockGuard […]
Samsung develops Hummingbird 1GHz CPU
Samsung and Intrinsity have jointly developed a fast CPU based on ARM’s Cortex A8 architecture meant for mobile products. Code-named as Hummingbird, the processor is based on Samsung’s 45nm, Low Power (LP) process that helps it to achieve a clock speed of 1GHz while consuming less power. Hummingbird’s high performance, low power consumption is […]
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