Archive for January, 2010 - Page 12

HTC Hero users should be happy to know that we can finally confirm they’ll be able to run Android 2.0 on their handsets, soon. Just like its previous move to Android 1.5, HTC is delaying the firmware update to ensure that it works nicely with the device and the company’s [...]

Rumors are swirling about a February announcement by Canon that may see a new DSLR and an update to the Rebel line of digital cameras.  The Canon EOS 60D DSLR and the new Rebel digital cameras will likely receive swivel-screen displays to compete with comparable models by Nikon.

Are you in the market for a new notebook and trying to find a machine that stuffs as much power as possible under a stylish casing, then you shoul definitely check out Toshiba’s latest model, the new Qosmio G65 W/90LW. Speaking of being snappy, the eye-catching new Toshiba Qosmio G65 [...]

The folks at Gefen are back at it, as they’ve released a new box that will beam HD video signals wireless with a(n alleged) lack of lag. The GefenTV Wireless is the new product, and it uses 60GHz band technology that’s being licensed from SiBEAM.

OWC has revealed a new series of SSDs that they claim to be the fastest and most reliable small form SATA SSDs yet.  The OWC Mercury Extreme Enterprise SSDs range from 50GB to 200GB and boast the max 260MBps read and write speeds with 0.1ms latency.

Trying not to miss anything on TV while you’re at work or when going to bed early at night, then you should know that Hitachi have updated their Wooo LCD collection with two new HDTVs, the new L26-HP05 and the L22-HP05. Available, as you may have noticed, as 26-inch and [...]

With the success of the iPhone App Store, “app store” has become a buzz word in the tech world, and Intel is hoping to fill a niche by providing an app store for Intel Atom-powered netbooks. The storefront, called AppUp, is being offered by Intel directly and developers are a [...]

The South Koreans from Averatec have just introduced their new AVA8325E All-in-One desktop series in Japan. We’re talking about the Averatec AVA8325E7BD and the AVA8325E7SM AIO PCs, both running Windows 7 Home Premium and boasting an 18.4-inch LED-backlit widescreen LCD panel that does 1680×945 pixel resolutions.

Earlier today we brought you what was touted as being the first true (ie, non-faked) image of the HTC Supersonic but, let’s be honest here, the image offered little in the way of detail and, even as far as leaked images go, was somewhat on the poor side – so [...]

The Apple tablet rumor mill is still going strong and personally I can’t wait for the device to be finally unveiled. That way we will be able to check out its official specs and features, start criticizing it, ask for more things to be included in the future tablet version [...]