Gadgets
Should You Pre-Order an iPad?
Owning a cutting-edge gadget has a certain cool factor, but early adopters rarely get a great deal. Some observers say Apple’s new iPad, available to pre-order Friday for an April 3 release, isn’t likely to be an exception — though there will probably be no shortage of shoppers wanting to go first. “Most people are... »
NOKIA Skype free download Ovi online store
Underscoring the rapid evolution of free Internet-based telephony, handset maker Nokia Corp. Wednesday said it has made Skype available as a free download from its Ovi online store. Nokia, the world’s largest handset maker, and voice-over-Internet company Skype have also released a service for the Finnish company’s Symbian-based smart phones, which will give users access... »
new operating system to power sophisticated smartphones and netbook computers
Nokia and Intel yesterday unveiled plans for a new operating system to power sophisticated smartphones and netbook computers in an attempt to catch up with Apple and Google. The new platform, called MeeGo, could enable Nokia to improve its weak position in high-end smartphones, where the world’s largest mobile maker has faced criticism that it... »
The new Samsung ‘Wave’ smartphone
Samsung has stepped up its smartphone war against newer competitors such as Apple by unveiling a completely new mobile phone platform, while Sony Ericsson is betting on Google’s Android to pull it into the future. The companies launched a range of slick new smartphone models on the eve of the world’s biggest annual gathering for... »
Samsung and Sony Ericsson revealed new phones
SMALLER, slimmer, speedier and still touch-friendly, the first mobile phones of 2010 sneaked out before the official launch of Mobile World Congress in Spain yesterday. Source: Yahoo Sony Ericsson revealed three new smartphones, including two mini Google phones, while Samsung launched the slimmest handset to feature the market’s speediest chip. Samsung and Sony Ericsson revealed new phones... »
What Your Gadget Really Costs
Consumer Electronics Teardowns The cost to make an iPod, Xbox, and other electronics has big bottom-line implications at Apple, Microsoft, and their peers. Some companies are willing to swallow losses on some gadgets — for instance, gaming consoles — in hopes that they’ll make up the difference, and then some, on sales of related gear,... »
Can we find cheap and discount Iphone
Easy to use mobile applications of the kind that Apple is pioneering are a huge economic opportunity to generate growth and jobs but also a conundrum. At a time when the whole world of computing is migrating into the “cloud”, with data stored out there on the web rather than on our computer desktops,... »
held up the iPad
The device? Not out yet. The capabilities? Still, partly, hopeful fantasy. The people who are going to buy the thing? Hypothetical. Source: Yahoo But mere days after Apple honcho Steve Jobs stood in front of a monolithic logo and held up the iPad, and months before anyone actually puts a hand on the tablet, Mike Berg’s... »
Dell’s latest ultraportable Alienware M11x gaming notebook
Like to play your games on the go but don’t want a heavy notebook to weigh you down? Dell’s latest ultraportable Alienware M11x gaming notebook may just be what the doctor ordered in this case as it aims to deliver a solid gaming experience that you can take with you on the road. The Alienware... »
CSL JooJoo Internet tablet
LOCAL mobile device OEM (original equipment manufacturer) and distribution company CSL Group has landed the job in manufacturing the JooJoo Internet tablet. The JooJoo, which started out as an idea by popular technology blog TechCrunch’s founder Mike Arrington, has moved into full production, CSL said. The device’s name comes from the African word “joujou,” which... »
Two million iPhone customers in the UK
After over two years of selling the iPhone, O2 has released figures claiming to have sold two million of the leading smartphone device. Apple has a lot to thank O2 for as the mobile operator today claimed to have sold over two million of its flagship iPhone devices in the UK. A spokesperson from O2 told... »
The good and the bad IPAD Apple
The weeks and weeks of speculation are over. Now, let the weeks and weeks of nitpicking begin. As you’ve undoubtedly heard, Apple has officially unveiled the iPad, its tablet-style computer, media player, e-reader, web-surfing thingamajig. The first models will land in the U.S. in late March (Canadian availability is still to be announced), starting at... »
iPad is an overgrown iPhone
Even if the iPad is an overgrown iPhone, that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Putting netbook comparisons aside, it’s certainly a tempting play thing. Yesterday I argued that the iPad is the Recreational Vehicle of computing – the equivalent of buying a convertible Porsche for joyriding on the weekends, when you already own a Vespa... »
Who going to buy iPAD apple
On Wednesay, Apple is certain to unveil its latest and – if rumours about recent remarks from Steve Jobs are to be believed – greatest gadget yet: the so-called iTablet. Details about the touch-screen computer remain sketchy, but what seems certain is that it will take many of its design cues from Apple’s iPhone, and... »
Playing game in iPAD – advantage and cons
Apple’s new iPad is a game changer for publishing, education and other sectors, including Canada’s wireless carriers that could find consumers snapping up the device that Apple is selling without having it locked into any network service. It could take some time for the full implications of the new device that Apple CEO Steve Jobs... »
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