IPod Nano: An Actual Picture of the New iPod Nano (11)
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Looks like we've got a legit, actual spy shot of the new iPod nano in its packaging (apparently originally posted by MacNN in an obscured form, it looks like it first got clear in this AppleInsider thread). Thankfully, while it confirms everything we've been hearing about it, it's much, much prettier and Apple-y than what Kevin Rose provided us with, which looked like it was crapped out of a plastic robot Ewok or something before ...
Do AndroidGuys Dream of Google Phones? - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com (3)
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Two low-level employees of T-Mobile have created AndroidGuys, a blog dedicated to obsessive coverage of Android, the new cellphone software from Google.
Orange can't find BlackBerry maps (2)
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But will sell you their alternative Punters getting themselves a BlackBerry Bold from Orange are finding the in-built mapping application absent, and are being asked to pay for the Orange alternative despite the original adverts clearly stating the in-built app would be included.…
Blazing Vaios: Sony's hot-tops hit the UK, too (1)
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Burning laptops not just in US Sony secretly wrote to its UK channel partners earlier this week warning them that the company planned to recall some Vaio TZ-series laptops, The Register has learned.…
Intel Roadmap Shows Next-Gen Atom in Q3 2009 (1)
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Dell's Mini 9 tear-down reveals a modders' playground (7)
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Filed under: Laptops Here you go modders and Eee PC lovers: Dell Mini 9 tear-down gore courtesy of the boys from Round Rock themselves. The Dell service manual has been posted on-line and reveals the Mini 9 as a modders paradise. So go ahead, impress us, we'd like some extra memory and disk space by the end of next week, k thanks.[Via jkkmobile]Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments
BBC iPlayer will be on Nokia N96 (1)
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Don’t tell anyone until tomorrow but the BBC and Nokia have teamed up to ensure that Auntie’s catch-up-TV service, iPlayer, will be available on the Finish phone-maker’s latest handset, the N96. Sadly, the press release issued by the two companies instructs us that this information is under 'strict embargo' until midnight tonight, so whatever you do, don’t click the 'Read more' link below until precisely 00:01 tomorrow morning, okay?
Amazon signs buy two get one laptop deal (1)
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Emma Hughes , Friday 5 September 2008. 09:01:00 Online retailer shows charitable side AMAZON IS DOING its bit for the developing nations by signing a deal with the One Laptop per Child (OLPC) organisation. The online retailing giant will begin its give one get one (G1G1) programme in November which will give customers the opportunity to buy one of the XO laptops for...
Next generation Atom processors for netbooks scheduled for Q3, 2009 (2)
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Filed under: Handhelds, Laptops Just as you were getting your head wrapped around Atom-branded Diamondville-class processors based on a Silverthorne architecture, along comes the next generation. Expected to arrive in Q3 of 2009, the new 45-nm Pineview processors will come in hyperthreaded single- and dual-core versions like the current generation Atom 2xx- and 3xx-series. However, the procs will be based on a new Lincroft micro-architecture boasting an integrated graphics core and memory manager that connects ...
Photostream Added to Apps-For-Android (1)
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Google have today announced a new additionto the ‘apps-for-android‘ project. The new application, ‘Photostream’, is a simple Flickr photo viewer. Photostream aims to highlight several of Android’s features and API’s, these include: Activity aliases Adding custom shortcuts to Home Adding a new wallpaper chooser to the system Custom layouts Custom XML attributes Use of themes Use of styles Use of text colors Use of <include> Use of bitmap and layer drawables from XML Use of ...
Google Chrome Coming to Android (1)
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In a recent interview, Google co-founder Sergey Brin spoke about the relationship between the Android platform and the newly launched Google browser Chrome. Brin mentions that although the two projects were developed seperately, now that they are public and nearing their first final releases that is now set to change. The Android browser will most likely incorporate much of Chrome’s inner workings: “Probably a subsequent version of Android is going to pick up a lot ...
Asus N10, An Eee with Some Oomph [Asus] (2)
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While Asus has gone a little Netbook-nuts, their recently leaked N10 is actually a promising revision on the genre dominated by clones. The 1.6Ghz Atom, 10.2" screen and 2GB of RAM—that's all pretty standard stuff. But three things other than its draft n Wi-Fi and face/thumb recognition have us interested in the N10. First, it's got HDMI-out. And with its small footprint, one can easily imagine hooking this little laptop up to their TV. Second, ...
Dell Inspiron Mini review roundup (7)
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Filed under: LaptopsDell's Inspiron Mini 9 didn't waste any time going from its formal debut to hitting the review circuit today, and although it's basic design didn't blow anyone away, it seems like an impressively put-together piece of kit for the price. Everyone laments the tiny keyboard, although it's apparently fine once you get used to it, but Notebook Review flat out says it won't cut it as a primary typing machine. PC Magazine says ...
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BlackBerry Storm goes into TA (technical acceptance) at Verizon, delayed 3-4 weeks (4)
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Here’s our latest info on the BlackBerry Storm and the fate of the device on Verizon’s network: it just went into technical acceptance at Verizon which usually takes around 3-4 weeks, and the device has been delayed internally by around 3-4 weeks while they work out the kinks (read: buggy and unresponsive) and polish it up. That puts us around a mid-November launch on Verizon. We’ve double confirmed that information, so it should be pretty ...
3 punts mobile email for £2.50 a month (1)
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Some bits are more equal the others UK operator 3 is celebrating their first year of mobile broadband by launching a new data tariff of £2.50 for unlimited email use, though the price doubles to a fiver a month for suit-wearers using Exchange or Notes access.…
Brilliant: HP Packages Laptop in its Own Bag [Hp] (17)
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We've seem our share of good packaging ideas and bad packaging ideas, but this new method from HP is a great packaging idea. Their Pavilion dv692 systems available at Wal-Mart and Sam's Club will sit on the shelf in their own recycled material messenger bags, stabilized and protected with internal air bubbles. This alternative to huge boxes shoved full of styrofoam has reduced HP's individual consumer packaging by an outrageous 97%. And since three of ...
3 to make mobile email affordable (1)
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Tony Dennis the Inquirer, Thursday 4 September 2008. 11:16:00 £2.50 per month with attachments CELEBRATING THE FACT that it made mobile broadband affordable a year ago today with its £10 Pay-as-you-go tariff, 3 aims to do the same thing for mobile email and surfing. The UK 3G network operator reckons that for a mere £2.50 a month, customers will be able to access personal...
More lawsuits for Apple over 3G data speeds (2)
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Filed under: Apple Corporate, iPhoneIn an oddly prescient lawsuit filed yesterday, a San Diego man claims that Apple and AT&T knowingly oversold the iPhone 3G, and overloaded the network, causing slow data throughput. We may never know if this morning's outage was in any way related to the claims the man, William J. Gillis, makes in his filing. He is seeking class-action status for the suit. It follows a similar one filed in Alabama which ...
ASUS N10 notebooks get scooped (2)
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We just got our hands on some interesting photos of the upcoming ASUS N10 notebooks set to be released the third week of this month. For starters, they’re pretty tiny. You know, with them rocking 10.2″ screens and all… In terms of specs and features, here’s what we got from the leaked docs: 10.2″ LED 1024×600 screen Windows Vista / Windows XP 1.6GHz Intel Atom CPU NVIDIA GeForce Go 9300M GS 256MB graphics card 2GB ...
If You Want To VoIP, Wait Before You Buy Nokia N96 (4)
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Nokia has released its new N-Series phone, the N96, in Europe. It’s like the Swiss army knife of phones — a very expensive Swiss army knife — in that it does a lot of things, except one: It won’t allow you to make VoIP calls. Apparently some of the more well-known VoIP services, such as Fring and Truphone, will eventually work on this device that costs nearly $1,000 (550 euros + tax), but for now ...
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