Archive for July, 2010 - Page 19

So for those of you who have electric cars, you’re probably feeling pretty good about your environmentally sound choice. But by like token, you likely know how difficult it is to get that thing recharged. But Coulomb’s got a ready [...]

At this years Mobile World Congress, both Ericsson and Texas Instruments were showing off new SoC and mainboard designs for cheap (sub-$100) Android phones and it looks like we were posed to see a ton of incoming cheap Android phones [...]

While many are still waiting on a decent Android tablet offering, we are left hoping to see something actually come to market. Just yesterday we mentioned that Motorola was expected to release a 10 inch tablet with Android 3.0 later [...]

As you may of heard, the iPhone 4 loses 90% of its signal strength when you touch it in that special spot. To appease the complaining tech blogs and to protect themselves from the class action lawsuit, Apple is giving [...]

We’ve been pretty positive about the Nokia N8 here at TFTS, as it looks like it could get Nokia back in the game with the big screen, awesome camera and all-new Symbian OS. But – the news that Amazon.de has [...]

Looking back to late March we saw the leaked 2010 roadmap for Cricket Wireless, and at the time it was showing off the Kyocera Zio smartphone. But just like most leaked roadmaps, the information was not final and at the [...]

Those following along with Palm will find little surprise in this. And honestly I am not sure if it should be considered good news for potential Palm owners or bad news for Palm. Either way though, the Pre Plus has [...]

Well today looks to be a very busy day in the tech world. Not only did we just see Apple launch a bunch of products (new iMac Line, new Mac Pro Line, 27-inch LED Cinema Display, Apple Battery Charger and [...]

The T-Mobile G1 was originally released back in October of 2008 and since then its had quite the life span. Except it looks like that run has come to an end — the T-Mobile website is no longer showing the [...]

Don’t act so surprised, folks! We knew the Magic Trackpad was coming and we also knew what it was: a mouse basically or an alternative to Apple’s current mice options.