Keeping the debatable “How many fart or useless apps App Store has?” aside, the App Store boasts something commendable the other App Stores can’t. Apple has announced that the App Store now houses a whopping 100,000 apps, clearly showing its popularity amongst developers and consumers. If this small stat was not enough, Apple also […]
Archives for November 2009
HTC HD2 to come to Asia by December, US in early 2010
Really HTC, it was not necessary for you to iterate what you had said before but nonetheless, here it is. HTC today confirmed the tentative release dates of one of the hottest WinMo phones for different markets except Europe, where it is already selling. HTC’s home market will get it in the middle of […]
Rumor: Sony Ericsson Kurara to have AMOLED display, HD camera
Xperia X10 is one of the few good looking phones SE has churned out in recent times and now Kurara seems to up the ante aesthetically as well as technically. Although the device’s design is somewhat influenced by X10, its internal features is what it differentiates from the rest of the SE clan. Ostensibly, […]
Alleged Lenovo ThinkPad picture leaked
Lenovo had confirmed their interest in churning out ThinkPad netbooks for business users and it seems the first netbook has come to life, courtesy a leak at a Chinese website. Though new details are still hard to come by, the netbook is supposedly known as X200e and will feature few cosmetic changes. With the […]
Samsung creates a 0.6mm thick 32GB memory chip
Samsung has developed the world’s thinnest multi-die memory package that is just 0.6mm thick and packs a whopping 32GB of storage. The new memory package is 40 percent thinner and lighter compared to the conventional memory packages stacked with eight chips. The ultra-thin package consists of eight dies (chips) of 4GB NAND flash that […]
Blacksn0w is out, unlocks iPhone running v3.1.2 firmware and latest baseband
Unlock for iPhone 3G/3GS users on baseband 05.11.07 was impossible until now but as promised, Geohot has released Blacksn0w that unlocks iPhones running on OS v3.1.2 with the new baseband. The new unlock comes with hacktivation support, 15 second faster than previous solutions, tethering and easier than ever. For new users: – Go to […]
Mac OS X update will kill support for Atom CPUs, hackintoshed netbooks
Hackintoshing or installing the Mac OS X is the best you can do on your otherwise bland netbook. However, this will come to an end once Apple releases 10.6.2 update for its Mac OS. The latest update apparently removes support for Atom processors, which is instrumental for the OS to detect and then install. […]
665g Sony VAIO X laptop launched in India
UPDATED: Full specs below. We can talk about the product after you’ve finished ogling her legs. Done? Great. So, Sony India has announced its latest thin and light laptop from the VAIO X Series and as you can see, they’ve roped in Kareena Kapoor (a perfect match!) as the brand ambassador of the X […]
Here’s TwitterPeek: A Twitter dedicated device
No matter if am addicted to Twitter or not, buying a device dedicated to a single service seems a bit absurd to me. I mean you can tweet from your PC or your mobile phone, so why is there a need for another device for you to lug around? But if your thinking differs […]
Zii Mediabook mockup UI video
Someone attempted a brave move by capturing supposedly secret UI presentation of the Zii Mediabook, which we told you yesterday. Though it’s difficult to tell if the Mediabook is powered by Android, the UI does emphasize on three areas – Explore, Experience and Engage, hinting a user will get a lot of interactivity options […]