Archive for June, 2010 - Page 22

RIM have officially confirmed that sales figures for BlackBerry phones in Q1 came in at 11.2 million handsets which equates to a 19.4% market share and which, thanks to falling on the low side of RIM’s sales projections, saw RIM’s shares fall nearly 5% on Tuesday. But it looks like [...]

We already know that the Hulu video on demand service is set to hit the Xbox 360 soon and now it looks as though Hulu could be set to make an appearance on the PS3 sometime thereafter as, according to an unconfirmed report, Sony Corp and Hulu LLC are close [...]

If anyone thought Microsoft would simply roll over and play dead in terms of facing up to Google in the battle of the search apps then the release of Microsoft’s updated Bing for iPhone App (v1.2), which sees the Bing iPhone App gain a host of new features such as [...]

After Apple deemed HTML 5 the future and Flash the buggy, unreliable past, many have speculated whether or not we are actually ready to make the leap. In order to actually make the leap from Flash to HTML5, most of the Internet connected computing world would have to use a [...]

Well I’ll just have to pat myself on the back today for beating Apple to the punch when suggesting how to fix your new iPhone 4 dropped signal / reception issues. You know, the iPhone 4 is really proof of some really cool engineering, but it looks like those engineers [...]

A new Android-powered phone has been launched by ZTE for the entry-level market, their first Android handset in China. This is the ZTE X850, a modest phone that comes with an impressive list of features despite a small 2.8″ 320×240 resolution touch screen display.

While we are now in the age of digital cameras, film cameras are not just ready to roll over and die. In fact, Fujifilm has announced that a new medium format folding film camera has just made it to the UK, worth about 1,700 GBP or $2,500.

A TV set may not always be available, especially if you talk about putting that Playstation 3 or Xbox 360 to good use. Especially in cases where you have to stay in dorms, access to TV sets may be limited and most of the time shared if you have company along.

Samsung has unveiled a new batch of eco-friendly 50 Series monitors for the consumer market. The new monitors are LED-backlit and are only three inches of a quarter thick.

The Casio Exilim EX-H5 point and shoot camera is finally making its way to the U.S. next month. This is the same camera that is already available in Europe.