Archive for February, 2010 - Page 12

For those US customers trying to suppress their feelings and not hate HTC for not bringing their most powerful smartphone, the Desire, across the Atlantic, here’s one more reason why you shouldn’t — the company’s Sense UI not only works like a charm with Android 2.1 in the back , [...]

I am sure that by now you are more than familiar with Microsoft’s upcoming gesture- and motion-controlled gaming universe. Redmond will release Project Natal by the end of the year and new rumors suggest that the console add-on will arrive at some point in October 2010.

Lenovo loves playing with their ThinkPad X-series lineup. If yesterday they went live with the X100e as a netbook variant, today we found out that the ThinkPad X201 ultraportable will be rolled out with dual-core 2.66GHz Core i7 processors (and 2.4GHz and 2.53GHz Core i5 chips), while the slimmer and [...]

MWC 2010 has come and gone leaving us wanting for more mobile gadgets to look at. And every once in a while some of these gadgets get overlooked or passed by in a hurry although they deserve a lot more attention. One of them is this Moblic E7 MID. We [...]

While we’re all waiting for the new MacBook Pro to be revealed we can definitely check out what the competition is doing. Today we have a brand new laptop from ViewSonic, a company otherwise known for its LCDs.

LG Korea have just unveiled their latest ultraportable laptop in the form of the 11.6” LG T280 and whilst, as at the time of writing, LG are yet to offer a specific date of release from the details released the LG T280 seems to be shaping up to be a [...]

Toshiba have officially unveiled on their website, the new Portege M780 tablet PC. Seen as an update to the M750, the Portege M780 has everything you want from a powerful laptop but in a tablet-designed machine that was built with business in mind.

We first saw the mulittouch enabled Google Earth application at the launch of the Nexus One and now its finally hit the Android Market where its available to download as of now for free.

Last month Acer quietly announced a trio of new products, one of which was an eReader. We’re now learning that Acer has stopped development of their eReader project because of market uncertainty. Besides the fact, Acer Chairman Wang Jeng-tang said that “the size of the e-reader market is not that [...]

USB is pretty important to any tech or gadget user, not just for data but also for power. The folks at ZAGG have come out with a USB charger/backup battery supply that has got a good compact design and would be useful for any road warrior.