Archive for March, 2010 - Page 15

At a press event today at CTIA, Verizon Wireless laid out its current progress and future timetable for the rollout of its LTE network. As expected, Verizon is working at a furious pace to get its 4G network off the ground. The wireless carrier confirmed that its first round of [...]

Samsung has announced a pair of new point-and-shoot digital cameras today. The ST5000 and ST5500 are both ultra-slim cameras that measure in very thin and offer ‘da Vinci-inspired design’ in the lens technology. The whole camera is angled at 7-degrees for a unique design.

Sprint’s other new smartphone, the HTC EVO 4G, is currently stealing the show at the CTIA trade show. However, Sprint quietly unleashed a new device, called the LG Remarq. The Remarq is a modest smartphone with a focus on social networking and using green technology.

Samsung may have more than 4G up its sleeve with its N150 netbook whose hardware chassis is the basis for yet another refresh. Last month at MWC, Samsung took the N150 and tacked on 4G connectivity powered by Samsung’s homegrown LTE chipset. This time around the focus is on beauty [...]

Earlier today during an Italian press event Acer unveiled not only two new notebooks, but a new series of notebooks. The new notebooks will fall under the Acer Aspire Ethos brand and are carrying the model numbers of 8943G and 5943G. Both come sporting a sleek looking metallic design and [...]

Android smartphone users that worry about losing their phone or having it stolen, or those that just want to be on the safe side may want to check out this latest announcement coming out of CTIA. Earlier today, iTag rolled out a new service that will allow users to track [...]

Not a good week for China and American businesses, it seems. GoDaddy is the third company to publicly bail on their Chinese operations this week (after Google and Dell). GoDaddy is the world’s largest ICANN domain registrar in the world, and is leaving China over concerns over new restrictions placed [...]

Yesterday, we told you about Intel offering an unlocked Core i7 to the enthusiast crowd. That was surprising, considering Intel’s modern processors usually are locked to discourage clock frequency overclocking. In addition to the high-range Core i7, we’ve now learned that Intel will be offering an unlocked Core i5 chip, [...]

It looks like AT&T is making an attempt at cashing in on peoples love of music. Today, during CTIA they have announced the AT&T Music application, which will allow users of a select few phones to stream music while on the go.

Back in February I was showing you the OpenTablet 7, a device made by OpenPeak and announced officially at MWC 2010. Naturally you can expect even more tablets to appear this year but the OpenTablet 7 has caught our attention again as it’s ready to meet U.S. customers.