Month: January 2012
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ClockworkMod Gets Touched For First Time in Nexus
If you fussed with bootloader on Android before, you know the ClockworkMod; the custom recovery that let users backup, restore and flash ROMs. Its no surprise the Googles new Galaxy Nexus, has gotten CWR treatment. Instead of fiddling about with the camera key; power button and volume rocker all just to navigate the menu, you…
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HTC HD8 Windows Phone Showing Up In App Stats
According to the recent rumors, the device statistics captured on Windows Phone app that I am a WP7. A report on WPCentral shows that rumoured HTC phone as running Build 7740, which we have seen the Radar 4G and HD7 on the Vodafone Network and could possibly launch with Microsofts next Mobile Platform Apollo on…
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Velocity Micro Revels Projectors, Tablets, And Peripherals
Velocity Micro reveals tech bounty at CES 2012, first one is a Curz T408 tablet. The T507 Android 4.0 slate features a Cortex A8 1.2 GHz processor, 512MB RAM, HDMI out, a front facing camera and 8GB of internal storage at $150. The T510 is the bigger one, the specs remains same and bar a…
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Swanns New RC Camera Choppers
Swanns introducing three new iDevice controlled helicopters. The $70 iFly Micro Lightning will annoy other on your office floor while similarly priced Sky Eye includes a camera that can shoot stills and video to its 512MB on board memory before uploading it to YouTube or Facebook. For the serious stalker/commercial spy, the Black Swann includes…
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LG Spectrum Eyes January 19th Release Date
The LGs new Spectrum eyeing release on Jan 19th, seems to be a replacement for Revolution, it will feature a dual-core 1.5GHz Snapdragon S3 SoC, along with 4.5-inch, 1280*720 IPS display and an 8MP camera with LED flash. The camera is capable of capturing 1080p video, it will feature a Android 2.3. the other specs…
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LG Introduces Google TV
LG introduces Google TV in CES 2012, the announcement by Marvell revealed the platform to switch to ARM processors from Intel chips it launched on, the company mentioned MediaTek is also on board to build compatible chipsets, while LG will run on its own setup L9. LG reveals that the HDTVs it brings out will…
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Lenovo Announces Laptops For Small Business
Lenovo announced a handful of laptops aimed at the small business set. Starting with the high-end, the 14-inch Edge S430 look like a part of traditional ThinkPad, though Lenovos sprinkled in metal accents and chassis to reasonably narrow 0.8-inches, it packs Thunderbolt technology, Dolby Home Theatre sound, and optional NVIDIA Optimus graphics up to 1TB…
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LG Reveals Z330/Z430 Ultrabooks, P535/A540 Laptops And 3D Enabled V300 All-In-One
LG reveals its Ultrabooks, new laptop models and a new 3D-enabled all-in-one PC will be making the way to Vegas, with Z330 and Z430 Ultrabooks leads the way. The V300 steps in as a 23-inch all-in-one PC for those who still have not found solace in mobility. The Z330 comes with Core i7 processor, 13.3-inch…
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Adobes Executive Todd To Run iAd
Todd Teresi has been hired to be the new chief of Apples iAd mobile advertising division, but since the hire it has been officially confirmed, it is all based on sources familiar with the matter. Bloomberg Business Week asserts that the iAd team has been cutting the prices to keep customers from jumping out, includes…
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HTC Radiant For AT&T LTE Enabled Windows Phone
The image of the phone just looks like HTC Titan, but the rumor now is, the phone is actually HTC Radiant. The model is for AT&T will offers latest build of Windows Phone 7 and ships with LTE radio within, Radiant was trademarked back in April of 2011, hopefully it will be also with a…
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Nokia Solar Charging, Still Not Viable
Nokia finishes its project to see worth jamming solar panels in cell phones. A customized C1-02 was tested in Artic Circle, Sweden, Kenya, and on the Baltic Sea. Due to the size of the device, the prototypes could not collect enough energy properly recharge battery in most scenarios. There are too many variables such as…
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Soundmatters Foxlo, Palm Sized Sub-Woofer
Soundmatters introduces a sub-woofer with a small foot print, its new Foxlo is taking the claim of Worlds first Palm-Sized. The 25-Watt unit can hook into a sub-woofer output of FoxL V2 Bluetooth speakers or any other devices with 3.5mm outputs. It got full pass audio out jack. Aside from injecting low-end into your mini-rig…
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MSI Big Bang Xpower II For Xtreme
MSI is back with a new model for serious builders, launches its Big Bang-XPower II. It comes packing the features you had expect of any gamer friendly MoBo, includes four-way SLI and CrossFire Support, PCIe3.0, eight DDR3 slots, and plenty of extra power connectors for hooking up. The company is taking care of overclockers too…
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Pioneers New N-30 And N-50 Networked Audio Players
Pioneer debuts its new N-30 and N-50 networked audio players with AirPlay, DLNA 1.5 and smartphone apps on tap. It also got the ability to handle top high-end digital audio like 192kHz/24bit FLAC and WAV files. You can get a 2.5-inch LCD up front for controlling apps for iOS and Android devices, you will have…
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SoundFreaq Kicks Off Portable, Wireless Speaker
Soundfreaq kicks some pretty differentiated pieces of portable wireless speakers. The outfit ushers in the most edgy device yet, the Sound Kick. It is a mobile wireless speaker touts a unique speaker chamber, which shuts compactly for travel and then opens up whenever there is room. It is able to push on through seven hours…
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Samsung Galaxy M Offers Super AMOLED
The latest addition of Galaxy family just gone official in Korea, the shell appears nigh-on indistinguishable from previously announced Galaxy R, there are some notable specs differences. It totes a 4-inch super AMOLED screen, not the super Clear LCD found on R, there is a single core 1GHz processor, not the dual-core Tegra2. The camera…
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Android 4.0 Holo Theme Mandatory On All Devices With Android Market
In an effort to provide all users with consistent interface, its making the theme essential for all Android 4.0 devices that come bundled with the Android market. The manufacturers customizations arent going anywhere, and the changes are not terribly drastic. The users of Sense, TouchWiz and the like, Google is issuing architectural mandates that will…