Archive for March, 2010 - Page 16

We still have more than a week to go until the iPad will be shipped to your house or available in Apple stores. That means that we have a little more than a week until we’ll start receiving feedback from you guys concerning the iPad and the way it works. [...]

Most likely it comes with little surprise that we have another ebook reader getting announced. The latest is the Kobo eReader and while the reader itself seems to be on the simpler side, the power behind it may a reason for success. And for those keeping track, or thinking they [...]

It looks like Apple’s CEO has plenty of time to answer emails from fans and customers regarding some of Apple’s most famous products: MacBook Pro, iPhone (4G possibly?) and iPad. In fact we’ve already seen similar reports according to which Steve Jobs himself clarified iPhone tethering to iPad and Google [...]

Korg has released a new analog synthesizer at Musikmesse 2010 in Frankfurt, Germany.  The Korg Monotron Analog Ribbon Synth is a compact, pocket-sized analog synthesizer with real analog circuitry, not digital modeling.

If you happen to be based in Europe and you’re in the market for a new, mulittouch capable AIO (All-in-One) PC then you may be interested in the up and coming Asus Eee Top ET2010AGT – or, if you can do without a touchscreen, the Asus Eee Top ET2010AG – [...]

A Chinese website has posted pictures of what it claims will be Nokia’s next top-of-the-line smartphone. The alleged device is either known as the Nokia N8, or the N98, depending on which you want to believe. The Nokia N98 is a bit more believable considering Nokia usually names the N8-series [...]

Marco Arment, the developer behind the Instapaper app has come forward and announced that he is planning to be ready for the iPad on day one. What can you say, this is certainly good news for those Instapaper users who are planning to purchase an iPad.

Once upon a time Rogers began offering smartphone users the ability to tether their smartphone and share the data connection with another device such as a notebook or netbook. In order to qualify for that option customers needed to be on a data plan of 1GB or higher per month. [...]

It’s been quite a while since we featured something from those wacky guys over at Tokyoflash but we can act to rectify that now thanks to Tokyoflash just acting to release their new Escape C Kisai Bluetooth Necklace which also serves as a (suitably obscure, considering who’s behind it) timepiece.

The stars of the CTIA show in Las Vegas so far are the HTC EVO 4G (Supersonic) which we have already covered extensively here and then, in second place probably, the Samsung Galaxy S smartphone which we’ve also shown you yesterday.