Archive for February, 2010 - Page 23

Just gained a hands on with the Vivaz at the Sony Ericsson MWC press event at the Groucho Club in Soho and, after being pretty unimpressed with the Satio, its good to see that SE are moving on with faster CPUs but, in mind of our Satio review (where we [...]

The Motorola Droid is one of the most successful Android phones to have been sold to date. We’ve seen the HTC Desire officially unveiled today, a phone similar in specs and features to the Google Nexus One but it’s too early to tell if it will be more popular than [...]

Tech giant Sony has pulled their Sony OLED televisions from its home market of Japan, citing sluggish demand. This is a big defeat for Sony, who had placed high hopes on the OLED TVs, although they’ll still continue selling the OLED TVs in North America and Europe for the time [...]

Believe it or not there are other things happening in the tech world besides the MWC 2010. And some of these things are very interesting especially since we’re talking about MacBook Pros and iPads. Just a short while ago we told you how Best Buy has deleted the current MacBook [...]

We’re still waiting for RIM to reveal some of its upcoming BlackBerry handsets for 2010 but it looks like the company has other plans in mind. Research in Motion has unveiled today its newest server software solution, BlackBerrry Enterprise Server Express, which can synch your BlackBerry smartphone with Microsoft Exchange [...]

The Mobile World Congress in Barcelona is not only about HTC and their new Legend, Desire or HD mini, as we just learned another Android 2.1 smartphone has been announced today — the new T-Mobile Pulse Mini. A follow-up budget model to the T-Mobile Pulse, the new Pulse Mini has [...]

Puma is not your average cell phone maker and that’s why we’re all surprised to see the Puma Phone appear out of nowhere. Puma, a company used to make sportswear, is apparently ready to check out the mobile business too. Its Puma Phone is a solar-powered device conceived by Sagem. [...]

Do any of you remember the Verizon – AT&T ad war from last year? And did you miss those ads? Well here’s your chance for a good laugh again, as Big Red is now proving that it was only a short “peace treaty” (they sure tricked us) and takes on [...]

Last month, NEC quietly announced four new models of computers for the Japanese market. The new models range from a regular notebook to a discreet netbook as well as an All-In-One that NEC calls an “integrated space-saving PC”. These new PCs will all have some notable features, including USB 3.0 [...]

Just in case you forgot 2010 is the year of the tablet and we already have a new model for you. This time around we’re looking at the OpenTablet 7 a device based on the Moorsetown platform and launched officially at MWC 2010 by OpenProject.