Archive for December, 2009 - Page 9

Once Christmas and New Year’s are over we can focus on two major events that can seriously influence the outcome of the new year from the technology point of view. CES 2010 in January and MWC in February are the events in question and they are very important for the [...]

Just a few days ago we told you how Google was thinking about buying Yelp for around $500 million. Well unfortunately for those of you that love happy endings, this love story is already doomed. While Google wants Yelp, Yelp seems not to want Google.

Motorola’s first iDEN Android phone, the Opus One has already been leaked to the public. We don’t know when it’s coming and what carrier will launch it but we do have a pretty much complete list of specs and features for you to enjoy. And since Motorola was the one [...]

Looking for a device that brings similar quality with a DSLR camera, but without the whole hassle of having to buy a special case just for it when you hop on the airplane to sunnier places (hey, how’s the weather Andrew)? Then the new Samsung NX10 hybrid DSLR is definitely [...]

We don’t have a clear idea of the HTC Espresso yet but it looks like the smartphone will come with a totally new HTC Sense user interface. The leaked shots prove that HTC is working on modifying the new UI and I’ll have to say that so far nothing extraordinary [...]

As you already know netbooks are getting smarter and smarter these days, with all this hype around Intel’s latest Pinetrail architecture for their new Atom processors. Speaking of which, here’s a new batch of devices to use the aforementioned CPU and its integrated graphics, coming from the MSI stables — [...]

LG Display has revealed a new LCD TV that measures only 2.6mm thick (0.1 inches), possibly the world’s thinnest LCD TV on record.  This ultra-thin LCD may come in a low-profile package, but it maintains market standards with full 1080p playback and a 120Hz refresh rate.

The Samsung Corby is a pretty interesting handset. It comes in cool colors and it has some handy features capable of meeting your daily mobile needs. Like that wasn’t enough, Samsung decided to already launch a Corby successor, the M5650 Lindy.

Not to be outdone by Dell, MSI has revealed its own netbooks to run the Intel Pine Trail processors announced this morning.  The new MSI Wind netbooks will extend battery life by taking advantage of Pine Trail’s more efficient power consumption.

It’s almost 2010, folks, so we have to start thinking about the new year and what it will bring us. We know for sure that Apple is going to launch a new iPhone. Well actually we don’t know that for sure but we assume that Cupertino will want to upgrade [...]