Amazon has announced a firmware update to the current generation Kindle bringing two major enhancements. The enhancements – which Amazon reckons is a result of extensive 6 month firmware testing – are a 85 percent improvement in the battery life that lasts up to 7 days with wireless turned on or up to 2 […]
Archives for November 2009
HP iPAQ Glisten comes to AT&T for $179.99
HP has announced its iPAQ smartphone that was first leaked in July. Previously known as K3 Obsidian, it will now be sold as Glisten on AT&T. The iPAQ Glisten goes for the suit-cladded crowd with its global GSM support and impressive battery life. It runs on WinMo 6.5 OS promising a touch-friendly UI and […]
LG outs GW880 OPhone for China
LG has introduced its first phone for the Chinese market running OPhone OS, a modified version of Android. GW880 will be the first LG phone to feature China’s homegrown TD-SCDMA band and integrate various other features like a 3.5-inch WVGA (800×480) touchscreen display, CMMB (China Multi Media Broadcasting) support, 5MP camera, GPS, Bluetooth and […]
Datel sues Microsoft for Xbox 360 memory lockout
Datel has issued a release stating that they’re suing Microsoft. Why? Microsoft had locked out unauthorized memory cards with the latest Xbox LIVE update, eventually making unauthorized memory card from Datel incompatible. Datel is claiming that Microsoft is using “to forbid cheating” as a pretext to clamp down on its Max Memory Card that […]
Nokia announces two affordable 3G sliders – 6700 slide and 7230
Nokia has unwrapped two decently spec’d 3G sliders at a very convincing price tag. Starting with the 6700 slide, the phone will be available in bunch of colors with aluminum finish to please the youth. It is powered by Symbian S60 OS and in addition to 3G, features a 2.2-inch display, 5MP Carl Zeiss […]
Buffalo DriveStation HD-HXU3 USB HDD transfers up to 625MB/s
Buffalo has added a new external USB HDD to its vast portfolio. The DriveStation HD-HXU3 is the first from Buffalo to support SuperSpeed USB 3.0. With the integration of USB 3.0 a user can transfer content at speeds up to 625MB/s, pipping USB 2.0 and even FireWire standards. Of course you’ll need a USB […]
Google Maps Navigation available for Android 1.6 users
Good news for users with Android devices running the v1.6 Donut update. Google has now extended its Maps Navigation app to Donut users as well, giving them the freedom to transform their device to a full-fledged GPS device, all with voice-guided navigation, automatic rerouting, Street View, Layers and more. As like last time, the […]
LG brings its X120 netbook to US
LG Electronics has launched its first netbook in the US market. The X120 will be subsidized on contract with AT&T and will be sold by Radioshack. X120 is the first LG netbook to boast SmartOn OS, an instant-on operating system that quickly boots into allow users to enjoy multimedia content, surf internet, edit docs […]
Sony Ericsson Kurara (U5) previewed
As expected, Mobile-review has posted the preview of Sony Ericsson’s promising Kurara touchscreen phone. However, as per Eldar from Mobile-review, the phone is just another average touchscreen with HD capability and its success will be dependent on its price. SE is pinning for 400 Euros but if SE wants to sell considerable units, Eldar […]
Samsung Omnia II on Verizon launching on Dec 2 for $199.99
The leaked doc from last week turns out to be true. Samsung and Verizon have announced the impending Omnia II that will grace the stores beginning December 2. The feature set remains the same, which means it will have a vivid 3.7-inch AMOLED resistive touchscreen display running WinMo 6.5 OS laden with TouchWiz and […]
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