Sony Ericsson’s simple, unique phone with transparent display is now on sale. That’s good news but the bad news is that it’s pegged heavily at $990. Yes, almost a grand for what Sony Ericsson claims “talk, text, time – a holiday from technology.” So when this phone does not have anything revolutionary except the […]
LG strikes a partnership with SkyLife, wants to lead the 3D TV market
LG Electronics wants to lead the 3D TV market and thus to help them achieve the goal, they’ve entered into a deal with SkyLife, a Korean Digital Satellite 3D Broadcaster. The Memorandum of Understanding between both the companies includes working closely to develop technologies, set new standards and expand the nascent 3D market. SkyLife […]
Android 2.1 unofficially comes to Motorola DROID
Want to make your Verizon DROID a bit like Nexus One? Well, here’s a port of the Android 2.1 (Flan) update for the DROID to make it happen. However, before you jump in excitement let me warn you, this ain’t for weak hearted or inexperienced modders. It is a system image file that does […]
Toshiba develops 64GB embedded NAND flash module
Toshiba has pulled out an industry first by unveiling a 64GB embedded NAND flash memory module. The new modules are fabricated with 32nm process technology and embeds sixteen 32Gbit (or 4GB) NAND chips to achieve huge storage in a small 30 micrometers thick profile. The chips also integrate a dedicated controller, has a sequential […]
Samsung ST5500 Digicam has 14.2MP, Wi-Fi and GPS
A new digital camera from Samsung has been unearthed by way of an FCC filing. The ST5500 seems to up the previous best ST1000 point-and-shoot by providing oodles of features. The 14.2MP camera boasts a Schneider-Kreuznach lens with 7X optical zoom, a 3.5-inch full touch LCD display, dual image optical stabilization, Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, […]
Sony dabbled with network and flash storage for PS3 Slim
Sony’s PS3 Slim is undoubtedly slimmer and lighter than its predecessor but had the price not been a constraint we could’ve got more slimmer and lighter version of the PS3 Slim. In an interview, Masayuki Chatani, SCE Strategy Planning confirmed that Sony had tried their hands on flash (or SSD) and network-based storage before […]
Seagate Momentus takes the world’s thinnest 2.5-inch HDD tag
Seagate’s 7mm HDDs we mentioned few days back has got all the required details. The drive is the world’s thinnest 2.5-inch HDD and will be sold under the Momentus brand. Seagate reckons entry of such thin drives will drive manufacturers to churn out slimmer and cheaper laptops. Good thing is that the thin profile […]
Sony Ericsson announces environmental-friendly Elm and Hazel
Sony Ericsson has unveiled two phones that boast the GreenHeart stamp, an initiative by SE to produce environment friendly devices. Joining in the line are Elm and Hazel that possess a curvy back, similar face but a different form factor – Elm is a regular candybar device while Hazel, a slider phone. Not only […]
iPhone OS 3.1.3 and 4.0 traces found
Looks like we’ve got new firmware for iPhone/iPod Touch in the offing. In fact, two. Going through the site logs, BGR found traces of iPhones running OS v3.1.3 and 4.0. Chances of v4.0 being released looks unlikely for now but 3.1.3 could make its way out soon, hopefully in January. Since these were caught […]
Commercial 4G/LTE network goes live in Stockholm (Update: and Oslo)
UPDATE: The network’s live in Oslo, Norway. TeliaSonera has become the first operator in the world to commercially launch the 4G or LTE services in Stockholm, Sweden. It is touted as the largest deployment till date and is 10 times faster than HSDPA, giving about 100Mbps down speed. LTE or Long Term Evolution is […]
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