Archive for January, 2010 - Page 22

In order to watch sports streamed by either YouTube or the Xbox 360 you would require a proper TV set, wouldn’t you? Sharp just launched a couple of big screen LCD HDTVs so make sure you have some extra cash stashed around the house. The new models are gianormous at [...]

YouTube is by far the number one video content provider in the world. But that doesn’t make it perfect. Not unless it’s also able to stream TV shows, featured movies and live sports events. Speaking of sports, it looks like Google has sealed a deal that will bring live sports [...]

A leak at global PR firm Burson-Marsteller has confirmed the existence of the rumored Kurara smartphone. The Sony Ericsson Vivaz, as it’ll be known, will come with a 3.2-inch touchscreen, and will be running Symbian S60. The design of the phone, is quintessential Sony Ericsson, as it takes cues from [...]

The Bravo is one of HTC’s latest Android phones, if we don’t count the Nexus One of course. Leaked a while back ago, the Bravo has appeared again as it was caught on camera this time. And according to leaks and rumors this baby is heading to T-Mobile so don’t [...]

Garmin has updated their Zumo line of motorcycle-optimized GPS units for 2010.  The Garmin Zumo 220 GPS is a road- and weather-friendly GPS unit that can handle year-round weather conditions and the demands of high-volume speed.

TREXA has revealed a new modular electric vehicle platform upon which third-party developers can design their own vehicles.  The TREXA EV Platform contains a battery, motor and drivetrain that allows designers to create their own auto body for this fully functional electric vehicle.

German Camera Manufacturer Rollei has shown off a new digital fotoapparat that is sure to turn a few heads. The Flexline 100 inTouch features a flat case design and will come in either black, blue, or pink. Rollei is marketing the device as much as a fashion accessory as they [...]

It seems all too crazy to be true but mobile advertising is a market that’s going to grow a lot in the following years. More and more smartphones are going to be sold and on top of them we’ll have tablets, netbooks and other connected devices that we will use [...]

This is one of the weirdest surprises of 2010. Apple and Microsoft are currently in talks regarding the possibility of Bing to replace Google Search for the iPhone. Well that’s a show I’d like to watch. Two arch enemies sitting down and signing a temporary peace treaty in an attempt [...]

Brightcove, the digital media platform, announced a partnership at CES that would bring their internet IPTV content to Yahoo Connected TVs. A “Yahoo Connected TV” for the uninformed, is feature on some flat-panel TVs from a few manufacturers that contains integrated widgets like you’d find on your desktop.