Wednesday, 17 October 2012

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HTC J Butterfly launches in Japan with 5-inch 1080p display Oct. 17, 2012 (9:00 am) By: Lee Mathews This summer, a mysterious HTC phone with some intriguing specs popped up in benchmark databases online. Its most interesting features? A quad-core processor and a 1080p display. At the time, it was known only as the HTC...

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Xperia Tablet S not so splashproof, recalled due to build flaw Oct. 8, 2012 (2:31 pm) More than a few Nexus 7 owners found that their brand new tablets were shipped with a slight quality-control issue: the LCD display was loose and could separate from the rest of the case, leaving a gap as wide as 1mm. It’s a problem that turned...

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BlackBerry PlayBook 2.1 update goes live with SMS, portrait email 3thoct,2012 bbbRIM's attention around its QNX-based platforms might revolve around BlackBerry 10 as of late, but don't think that it's leaving BlackBerry PlayBook users behind. A PlayBook 2.1 update is rolling out today that fills in some of...

Vizio's 'extra-large' holiday HDTV lineup goes from 55- to 70-inches Oct 3nd 2012 While Vizio's summer has been all about PCs, set-top Google TV boxes and even the odd ultrawidescreen HDTV, it's getting back into its usual garb for the fall. As is its customs, it's rolling out a few new HDTV...

Editorial: Square gets the attention, but credit cards rule By Brad Hill Oct 3nd 2012 at 2:00PM Lower Manhattan, Pearl Street, the Financial District. A Starbucks with broad windows, great for people watching. Sipping my $5 flavored coffee, I watched a homeless man sit on the sidewalk. I liked him immediately:...

Lockitron launches iPhone-controllekeyless lock Lockitron launches iPhone-controlled keyless lock that pings you when someone knocks (video) By Steve DentOct 3rd 2012 at 7:40AM Lockitron has just outed a new cellphone-controlled keyless entry system, sporting a raft of new bells and wireless...

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Windows XP in my hp laptop HP is one of the majorities of well-liked producers of laptops. While any kind of computer is actually susceptible to seem malfunctions, particular HP Pavilion laptop computers may be particularly prone to this kind of problems.Your own computer’s sound greeting card understands and adjusts digital sound...

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Things to Consider while Purchasing a Laptop Once you have narrowed down a catalogue of feasible laptops, look for mediums connected to the applications you use and spot if you can discover mention of the laptops you are allowing for. It is uncommon that not even a single problem is present, and initial study is a good way to be prepared...

Mobile Phone App Development can help you in your Businesses 1st,oct2012 Using mobile applications for enhancing business methods is the most recent trend in the business world. The majority of us personal a smart phone that can be used to arrange meetings, making presentations, or even updating a scheduled appointment. So,...

Benefits of iPod Touch 1st,oct2012 With the launch of the apple ipod touch among the many other apple ipods available to all of us let´s take a look at the itouch and also its features, why is it a better choice for us and so what mau the itouch do this the other apple ipods cannot or have not. The very first thing to be mentioned...

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Apple changes Maps copy, no longer "most powerful" Apple toned down the description for its new Maps app and no longer claims that the app is "the most beautiful, powerful mapping service ever."As noted by CNET, Apple's website now says that Maps features "a beautiful vector-based interface that scales and zooms...

Sony is considering a PS3/PS Vita bundle Oct. 1, 2012 (1:30 pm) By: Laura Varley It looks like there could be a new PlayStation bundle on the way, which would include both the PS3and the Vita. That’s the suggestion of Fergal Gara, the PlayStation UK managing director.He even went so far as to suggest...

Microsoft Surface RT tablet to sell for $199? Could Microsoft really be planning to sell the Surface RT tablet for just $199? It’s a possibility, if there’s substance to the information Engadget has received from a Techready15 attendee.Techready is a twice-yearly event exclusively for Microsoft employees, and it’s certainly...

iPod nano “renanoed” with 2.5-inch multitouch display Sep. 30, 2012 (3:43 pm) By: Matthew Humphries The big unveil today was the new iPhone 5 in its super-thin casing and sporting a 4-inch 16:9 display. But it wasn’t the only piece of hardware Apple had in line for an update. Both the iPod nano and the...

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Acer ramps up production of second-gen Chromebook Sep. 30, 2012 (10:58 am) By: Lee Mathews Recognize the humble laptop up there? No? That’s not a surprise, since most of the world paid very little attention to the Acer AC700 Chromebook. Only Acer and Samsung have bothered to buildChrome OS hardware so far,...

Hands-on with B&N’s Nook HD and Nook HD+ tablets Yesterday, just hours after announcing their Nook video service, Barnes and Noble has announced two new tablets. The 7-inch Nook HD and the 9-inch Nook HD+ will be the company’s next generation of color tablets, and despite coming out shortly after the Kindle Fire HD (as...

Size matters: Gadgets where tech went huge Just recently Toshiba announced a new Android tablet, the 13-inch Excite 13. It’s 13.3-inches on the diagonal, has a full SD slot, and weighs 2.2 pounds. While the Excite 13 is certainly not small compared to the competition (OK, it’s quite large), the device is actually just a start...

Large laptop: HP HDX Dragon HP’s HDX Dragon was a 20.1-inch laptop that weighed in at 15.5 pounds and sold for $4500. It was so big that the 1920×1080 display didn’t have a normal hinge, rather it lifted up on a monitor arm not unlike the one on a standard LCD display. The clever mechanism made is so that the screen was independently...

How to start watching at 4K right now by Mark Raby LG just launched the biggest “ultra definition” television in the Korean market, and the 84-inch mammoth is doing its part in not only gaping the jaws of Internet onlookers but also reviving the discussion that there is still a long way to go after 1080p. The “ultra definition”...

ADATA unveils world’s thinnest 500GB USB 3.0 hard drive September 30, 2012 It’s not just smartphones where being the thinnest is a marketing win, external hard drive manufacturers fight over size, too. And this week it’s ADATA who can claim the crown of world’s thinnest external 500GB hard drive with the introduction of the DashDrive...

iPhone 5 nano-SIM starts shipping to carriers Sep. 30, 2012 (10:02 am) Anyone who is familiar with a SIM card can see that there’s a lot of unnecessary plastic. Reducing the size of the SIM means that you can reduce the size of the thing holding the SIM, which is something every phone manufacturer is actively trying to accomplish...

How Microsoft could use Office to fight the iPad Sep. 30, 2012 Many tablets have attempted to chip away at the iPad’s success, yet today Apple’s device is still king no matter which sector you look at. While other manufacturers struggled to match the iPad in overall quality, the product rose as a standard that the consumer,...

Nokia Lumia 920 and 820 get priced in Italy September 30, 2012 11:28 Nokia’s upcoming Lumia 920 has been generating plenty of buzz recently for both its imaging prowess and eye-catching, candy-colored shells. And while it’s been assumed that both the Lumia 920 and the more modest Lumia 820 would be very competitively priced...

Gmail, Google Docs and more dropping support for IE8 this year September 30, 2012 8:27 am by Sam Cook After all these years, Windows XP is finally starting to fade away. The popular OS held strong against its first successor, the lackluster Windows Vista, and even proved remarkably resilient against the well-received Windows 7....

Sony Xperia SL improves on Xperia S with 1.7GHz chip, Android 4.0 Sony has quietly revealed a new addition to its smartphone line-up, the Xperia SL. As you might have guessed from the name, it’s a modest update to the Xperia S — which only went on sale six months ago. But in the fast-paced world of Android smartphones, not every...

new Dell Vostro 270s slim tower September 29, 2012 Stepping up to a new desktop PC, even if it is for terribly boring uses like email and Internet, doesn’t mean you have to pick up one of those ginormous towers that eat up your office space. You also aren’t stuck choosing a super-tiny HTPC-style desktop that has little...

Panasonic to launch 10.1-inch gesture-controlled mobile TV The use of motion control looks set to spread beyond the confines of gaming devices if Panasonic’s latest product is a sign of the future. The Japanese company has just unveiled a new 10.1-inch LCD TV that can be controlled with gestures. The Panasonic VIERA DMP-HV200 has...

Panasonic unveils smartphone-syncing rice cooker Panasonic has developed the ultimate device that combines rice and smartphones in a rice cooker solution. The company has developed a series of rice cookers for the Japanese market that can be controlled by an Android smartphone device. By hovering said smartphone over the blue indicator...

Panasonic preps 4.3-inch OLED Android phone for Europe Panasonic has officially announced its intentions to take its smartphones on a global tour, and they’ll kick things off in Europe next March with a slim, squared-off Android slab packing a 4.3 inch OLED display. The official press release doesn’t offer up many revealing details....

Samsung Galaxy Note II coming to all US carriers in mid-November If you sometimes look at your phone and just wish it was monstrously gigantic, Samsung has just the thing for you. After an international debut, the Galaxy Note II is finally official for the top five US carriers. The Note Android phones have proven hugely...

What do we know about the next Nexus? It’s been nearly one full year since the Samsung Galaxy Nexus was announced. The latest in the line of Google Experience phones came to us with Android 4.0, and started the tablet/phone convergence path that Google finalized with the Nexus 7 and Android 4.1. Here we sit, however, nearly...

China certifies iPhone 5, sales may begin in October by Megan Lavey-Heaton (Sep 27th, 2012) It looks like China will get the iPhone 5 sooner than previously thought, M.I.C. Gadget reports. Two models of the iPhone 5 received China Compulsory Certificate approval less than a week after it officially went on sale. Previous certifications...

Bank of America testing iPhone payment system Bank of America is testing a new system that will let customers make mobile payments with smartphones, including the iPhone, Reuters reports. Testing has begun in Charlotte, N.C., where the bank is headquartered. Reuters reports the bank is ......

iCade iphone gaming system turn your phone into a proper handheld Everyone plays games on their mobiles — whether it’s Angry Birds or Temple Run, the next big game is always around the corner. But gaming on your phone isn’t always fun. The awkward controls end up cramping out fingers and we get fed up after ten minutes. ThinkGeek...

Google's Eric Schmidt compliments Apple in Korea by Kelly HodgkinsSep 28th 2012 Google's Eric Schmidt was in South Korea for the launch of Nexus 7 tablet launch and made headlines during his trip. According to a report in The Korea Times, the Executive Chairman shot down the possibility that Google Maps is pending approval...

Matias Quiet Pro silences the mechanical keyboard by Erica SadunSep 28th 2012 1 The feel of a mechanical switch keyboard is something much sought after in a certain segment of the technical world. The resistance of the keys as they travel, the spring back to their original positions -- these are things that touch typists value,...

Weaponized iPhone case may be a bit overboard There is such a thing as taking safety concerns too far and the iPhone case pictured above may be one example of that. Manufactured by Piexon, a Swiss company, the Smart Guard iPhone case is designed to both protect your phone from everyday damage and your person from harm by including...

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Apples and Orange: the Kindle Fire HD by Erica SadunSep 10th 2012 8:00AM QUICK LOOK A year ago, I compared the new Kindle Fire with the Apple iPad. Fast-forward to last week, when Amazon introduced its new, larger HD model. With low-cost, built-in......

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