Archive for March, 2010 - Page 20

Plenty of people in the US tend to think of Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint as the only available wireless carries. And for the most part that is an accurate statement, well, accurate in terms of them being the major [...]

Magellan has recently announced the eXplorist GC GPS receiver, and it was made with geocachers in mind. The eXplorist GC is a handheld style device that measures in at 2.2″ x 4.4″ x 1.4″ and weighs just 5.2 ounces. Additionally, [...]

Today Samsung has announced the latest addition in their Bluetooth headset lineup, the model is the Modus HM3500 and it is being touted as both “premium-featured” and “affordable.” Judging from the specs and features I would say those are pretty [...]

A recent study by the folks at Flurry Analytics has found that the iPhone OS is seeing huge gains in the mobile gaming space, both edging out the Nintendo DS and Sony PSP for gaming revenue. In the course of [...]

With the CTIA 2010 being the hot event in town we would expect that the biggest players in the mobile business would get ready for some fancy announcements in order to keep fans from choosing a direct competitor instead. I [...]

So, ladies and gentlemen, I hope you are sitting down for this one and have your grain of salt with you since I am about to talk unconfirmed rumors with you. And they all concern one of the hottest Android [...]

In a surprising move, video game giant Nintendo announced their newest product – the Nintendo 3DS – a glasses-free 3D version of their Nintendo DS gaming handheld. In addition to being able to play new 3D games, the new device, [...]

After first revealing the Fiat 500EV concept at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit this January, Chrysler has announced that it will develop and produce the vehicle for the U.S. market in 2012.  The plug-in electric version of [...]

Intel is preparing to unleash unlocked CPUs onto the enthusiast crowd. The new processors will be marked with the -K suffix on the end of their model name. By shipping the clock speed unlocked, users will have much easier control [...]

Soon, you’ll be able to buy a contract-free, but not unlocked, iPhone from Apple Stores. The phones will still be tied to AT&T (unfortunately for those who don’t like that provider) and will only recognize their SIM cards. The phones [...]