HTC might have lost the initial determination in the ITC complaint against Apple but the Taiwanese mobile maker has vowed to “defend themselves.” The US ITC ruled that out of 10 Apple-asserted patents, HTC is infringing on 2 patents. HTC claims they have a strong case for the ITC appeal, even stating that an […]
Archives for July 2011
Google releases Android 3.2 SDK
Google last week released a new tablet-specific SDK. The Android 3.2 platform bring lots of features for end-consumers as well as developers. Some of the changes found in the new Android SDK is the optimization for a wider range of tablets; compatibility zoom for apps which means an app meant for a smaller resolution […]
iOS 4.3.4 released to patch Jailbreakme exploit
As expected, Apple has released iOS 4.3.4 to patch the PDF exploit. This exploit was used by Jailbreakme to jailbreak devices using the device’s Safari browser, which in retrospect could be used any hacker to inject a malicious code. Users who do not resort to jailbreak can go ahead and update their device via […]
TSMC trialing A6 chips production for Apple
It’s almost certain that TSMC will indeed manufacture the next-generation Apple SoCs. Reuters is reporting that TSMC is trial manufacturing the A6 processors for Apple, which will go in full production only after a suitable yield rate. This means TSMC hasn’t been locked in to manufacture the chips but if they manage to produce […]
Samsung announces NC110 netbook with 3G in India
Samsung has expanded its netbook lineup for the Indian market with the NC110 netbook. It is Samsung’s first 3G-enabled netbook in India and will be sold exclusively at Croma retail stores. For a modest asking price of Rs.21,500, a user will get a 1.18kg netbook powered by an Intel processor and Windows 7 Starter […]
Review: Dell Venue Pro
Sometime back we reviewed Dell high-end Android offering – Dell Venue. This time we have put together our thoughts on the Venue Pro that runs on Windows Mobile 7. The Venue Pro looks almost identical to the Venue. We bet 9 out of 10 people would not able to differentiate it with its younger […]
Sony showcases complete VAIO range in India, aims to double sales this year
Sony at an event yesterday showcased its complete VAIO laptop range for the Indian market. Sony sells a whopping 62 variants amongst four VAIO series — S, C, E & Y that are targeted at different set of consumers. For the uninitiated, VAIO Y is targeted at the first-time and budget-minded laptop buyers that […]
Amazon tablet rumored for October launch
Rumormongers have been spinning the Amazon tablet rumors for quite some time and now Wall Street Journal has done a piece revealing more info on the upcoming tablet. The article notes that Amazon is looking to launch a 9-inch tablet based on Android OS in October. Surprisingly, this version of Amazon tablet won’t be […]
Kindle 3G gets cheaper with Special Offers
Just like Amazon did for their Wi-Fi-only Kindle model, they’ve reduced the price of the entry-level Kindle 3G, but with a catch. The new Kindle 3G with Special Offers can save an extra $50 if you’re willing to watch few ads and screensavers on the Kindle 3G, which can be suited to your tastes […]
Google revamps Android Market on phones
Google has overhauled its Android Market that claims to make app discovery easier. With the new interface (reminiscent to Windows Phone 7’s Tile interface), users can quickly search and download new apps, games and books. While the new Market will be rolled out globally, American consumers will get two exclusive features like renting movies […]
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