Archive for June, 2010 - Page 23

Did you read about the new Microsoft Store opening on TFTS today and weren’t that excited about the new Microsoft retail location? You might be after reading this – as the Microsoft Stores are currently the only places in the [...]

We have just seen a bunch of pictures of the BlackBerry Bold / Torch 9800 in action, showing that the device is preparing for an AT&T launch, and we have more RIM secrets to share.

iHome announces a new portable stereo speaker dock for the iPhone and iPods with the new iHome iP46 docks. The new docks boast of SRS TruBass technology and packs four speakers encased in Reason8 chambers.

When it comes to media sharing, the type of content does have a bearing on how fast and clear they can be delivered. And apparently Multimedia Over Coax Alliance (MoCA) is set to change how homes make do with multi-DVRs serving various areas of a home, promising to jack up the transfer speeds to 400 Mbps with their new specifications.

In a move to help make buying easier for their shoppers, eBay has reportedly acquired RedLaser, a barcode scanning app, which should make shopping a snap with the iPhone. The concept that eBay is leaning on is quite simple; make it easier for customers by allowing them to check if a certain item is also available over at the eBay inventory.

Liquavista displays may not necessarily be new but now it seems a new technology will allow you to enjoy them even out in the sun. The company has developed a new update for these displays, allowing you to enjoy competent resolutions even in the outdoors.

A new TV technology may yet offer another slew of HD video entertainment improvements and this should signal another shift from the already impressive 3D era people are raving about to date. The new technology is currently being developed by Prysm and is called laser phosphor display or LPD.

With the arrival of the new iPhone 4, third-party companies that used to bring battery enlargement solutions to iPhone users had to adapt and bring new toys to the table. You might have liked those mophie cases that doubled as [...]

Wow, looks like iPhone 4 has more launch bugs than Windows Vista (Zing!). In addition to the antenna reception issues and the weird yellow glue spots, now users are reporting that the camera is failing to work.

In this day of wireless data limits and high tariffs, it’s refreshing to see BT (British Telecom) go out of their way to give something back to the user. They’ve removed their timelimits on WiFi hotspots for their Total Bandwidth [...]