Google last week announced to release an update to Google TV. The update is expected to be released this week on Sony devices which will bring interesting improvements like the customizable, simpler user interface, improved search with TV & Movies app that allows easy browsing of 80,000 movies and TV shows, Google TV-optimized YouTube […]
Archives for October 2011
Seagate GoFlex Slim Review
When it comes to selling USB external drives, companies have few selling points to entice consumers. They can lure them on the price front, storage capacity, looks or speed. And Seagate with its GoFlex Slim is targeting users seeking great looks as well as speed. GoFlex Slim is the thinnest in Seagate’s arsenal, measuring […]
Samsung Devices with Flexible Display releasing in 2012
Samsung at the Q3 2011 earnings call today spilled some important details regarding flexible displays. Samsung executive confirmed that they’re planning to roll out the first-generation flexible display in 2012, possibly in the first half. More importantly, Samsung also divulged the device that will sport such display, which will be a mobile phone. Tablets […]
HP decides to keep the PC division
HP has amended its previous decision of spinning off the Personal Systems Group (PSG). HP “completed its evaluation of strategic alternatives” and came to the conclusion that the PSG unit will remain a part of this company. HP’s strategic review ruled that the PSG contributed heavily to HP’s portfolio and brand value and separating […]
Porsche Design and RIM unveil P’9881 BlackBerry Phone
One common complaint amongst BlackBerry users is that most BlackBerry candybar devices look strikingly similar, right from the low-end to the high-end. However, it won’t be the case with the new P’9981 that just went official in UAE. Designed by Porsche Design, the phone has a pretty unique look and comes in a nice […]
Sony to buy Ericsson’s stake in Sony Ericsson
The often prophesied move is now a reality. Sony and Ericsson have announced to break the decade-old partnership to make phones and move forward on their own. Sony will buy Ericsson’s 50 percent stake in the joint venture and make Sony’s wholly-owned subsidiary. In return, Ericsson will be compensated with a cash consideration of […]
Nexus One to miss out on Android 4.0
Google’s original Nexus device, Nexus One will be left out to taste the Ice Cream Sandwich goodness. Google executive, Hugo Barra revealed that Nexus One won’t be getting the upgrade because the “hardware was simply too old to run the new operating system.” That’s a bit dismal end to the phone that launched in […]
RIM sets PlayBook OS 2.0 release date, won’t include BBM in the update
RIM has confirmed the release date of PlayBook’s much awaited OS 2.0. The update that will bring some goodies like Android apps support will be released sometime in February 2012. RIM failed to divulge the exact reason but claimed they’ll launch the OS after they’re “confident [to] have met expectations of developers, enterprise customers […]
Nokia unveils Asha range powered by Series 40
In addition to announcing the Lumia range that runs Windows Phone 7 OS, Nokia also unveiled affordable yet feature packed phones for the “next billion.” Behold Asha series meaning ‘hope’ in Hindi, which Nokia reckons will help “connect millions of consumers to new opportunities and reach their aspirations.” Marketing pitch aside, the Asha phones runs […]
Nokia announces Lumia 800 and Lumia 710 Windows Phones
Nokia has finally announced their new phones powered by Windows Phone 7 OS. Lumia 800 (top) is the top-end device in the Nokia chain that comes with a decently sized 3.7-inch AMOLED ClearBlack curved display and 1.4GHz processor. Additionally Lumia 800 packs in a 8MP Carl Zeiss optics, HD video recording and playback support, […]
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