Archive for November, 2009 - Page 25

Biggest entertainment launch in history, surpassing its predecessor Grand Theft Auto IV, the new Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 has managed to sell 4.7 million copies in the US and the UK only in the first 24 hours, accounting [...]

Adding to their Signature Collection, the new Sony Vaio W netbook just got some special Holiday Sparkle treatment and a unique snowflake motif that has managed to set the mood for us, here at the TFTS headquarters. Other than new [...]

It’s not all pink in the GPS business, hence why the folks from Magellan would like to better secure their seats by announcing a new iPhone GPS app that would offer users, turn-by-turn navigation. Dubbed Magellan RoadMate 2010, the new [...]

Inspired by the concept of Purikura, a popular type of Japanese photo booth, which allow people to take decorated photos of themselves, the Love Digi camera is a very tiny box with a a 2.34-inch LCD screen, that has been [...]

Folks from ASUS have added to their UL30 laptop lineup with the new ASUS UL30Vt. Expected to be available on the market soon, just in time for Christmas, the new UL30Vt notebook has managed to combine some serious specs together [...]

At only 0.4-inch thick, Dell’s Adamo XPS is not only the world’s thinnest notebook but a real competitor to Apple’s MacBook Air. Officially unveiled some time ago, we know almost everything regarding specs and features of the new Adamo XPS, [...]

Extensively covered here on TFTS, by now we already know most of the things regarding Acer’s first Android smartphone, the Qualcomm Snapdragon based Acer Liquid A1. It’s fast and very reliable, boasts amazing specs and looks good, but the thing [...]

In an effort to get a piece of the pie in the increasingly popular netbook market, the Chinese from Malata have announced that their affordable new Malata R108T convertible netbook has what it takes to get the eye with. Hidden [...]

Whilst user feedback concerning the Motorola Droid is, on the whole, pretty positive wide ranging reports from end users have highlighted issues with the Droid’s camera, particularly relating to the Droid experiencing autofucus issues. But now one Droid owner appears [...]

Having already announced the Samsung Galaxy Spica (Galaxy I5700) in Russia, Samsung have seen fit to officially announce their Galaxy Spica (also known as the I5700) once again what with it now having hit Europe, CIS and currently pending release [...]