Archive for September, 2009 - Page 22

Android, an open source mobile device operating system (based on Linux) developed by Google, is seen as one of the major developments in mobile technology in the recent years, and it looks like Motorola is bowing to its exceptional flexibility and amazing features by announcing the company’s first Android smartphone [...]

It’s a fact that after Blu-ray, 3D imagery may be the next big thing to come in the multimedia entertainment industry. These being said, today at the CEDIA 2009 event, JVC have announced their new 46-inch GD-463D10 3D LCD HDTV comes to the US and has a pretty hefty price [...]

There really isn’t anything much to say when it comes to iPod speakers, especially when they are, well, just speakers. The fact that Pioneer has decided to enter the game makes sense, them being speaker manufacturers and all, but choosing to do it now? Seems a bit to me like [...]

Computer and component manufacturers are always seeking new ways to get their wares into people’s homes. While not quite as ubiquitous as the television, PCs are certainly well on their way. One of the last bastions of market share left in the never-ending battle for consumer’s money is the family [...]

Packard Bell recently announced that they intend to become a “trendy lifestyle brand”. Following that, the company have just debuted two all-in-one PCs for their new oneTwo lineup.

Complete with a digital camera and video shooting capability, Apple have launched their new iPod Nano 5G device, yesterday, and with the launch, accessory manufacturers have become extremely creative. Among the first to come out with something, Scosche introduced a nifty polycarbonate shell with rubber edges for better grip.

As we brought to you last month, Verizon has been working feverishly behind the scenes to bring its uses even more options when it comes to QWERTY cell phones. Along with their newly-released HTC TouchPro2 Verizon has formally announced today the launch of their latest full-QWERTY keypad phone, the Nokia [...]

We reported back in July concerning the then latest iteration of iTunes (at that juncture iTunes 8.2.1) serving to block Palm Pre syncing thanks to Apple acting to firmly close the door concerning ‘devices falsely pretending to be iPods’ and, unsurprisingly, the latest version of iTunes, namely iTunes 9, has [...]

Thrustmaster have just announced four new Ferrari-licensed gamepads which are truly worth of the prestigious name. According to ThrustMaster, they “display a streamlined combination refined but elaborate aesthetics and superior design with uncompromising design.”

Network Attached Storage. This brings to mind devices like the Apple Time Capsule that allow users to store massive amounts of multimedia data on a storage device that can then be accessed via a wireless network or DLNA compliant device (think Xbox 360 or set-top multimedia box). Now that’s something [...]