Archive for January, 2010 - Page 20

Alltel customers should be happy to know that starting today they get a new BlackBerry model to choose from the carrier’s offer. Much like the handset that has landed with Sprint last month, Alltel’s Curve 8530 brings the same QWERTY [...]

Folks from Garmin have just added to their GPS collection with the new Garmin nuvi 1490TV that promises to keep you entertained while driving (or better said, while blocked in traffic). Innovative for the common GPS PND you’ve seen, the [...]

The earthquake in Haiti is one of the most talked about subjects so far this year. Believe it or not, for some reason, it’s more debated than the Apple tablet which is about to be released. And while we already [...]

If you are a GPS software developer and got scared that Google’s Maps with navigation support will put you out of business, then you really should sit down for this. And no, it’s not good news! In fact it’s even [...]

In the last few months we got pretty excited every time we heard a new netbook is going to be released with Intel’s Atom N450 processor under the hood, but it looks like 2010 is all about Atom N470 processors. [...]

Toshiba has given an update to their enterprise workstation notebook, the Tecra A11. The new 15-inch notebook will have a lot to offer in regards to specs, and will come in at a decent sub-$900 price point. The whole notebook [...]

Last time we spoke about the iPhone on steroids Apple tablet we referred more to the OS that’s going to bring everything to life inside the machine than to actual design features. Sure we had the supposed leaked picture of [...]

The BlackBerry Magnum is not official yet but it’s a handset which will be getting a lot of attention from faithful BlackBerry fans but not only. The handset is going to be one of the first RIM creations to feature [...]

Apple’s all-in-one iMac has been critically acclaimed for over 10 years, and frequently pops up as #1 on the monthly best selling computer lists, but since the first of this year, users have reported faulty LCD screens that have been [...]

The MIT Fluid Interfaces Group has teased a new technology that could change the way short order restaurants — and us at home –  prepare our meals.  The MIT Cornucopia Food Printer Concept does precisely what it’s name suggests, it [...]