Archive for September, 2010 - Page 12

If rumors persist, we may just see the Apple iPhone sporting another improved feature as far as its image capturing ability is concerned. This has something to do with the roaming rumor that Apple is in the midst of developing [...]

Acer broadens the capabilities for consumers planning to get hold of their Acer TimelineX 1830T laptops by giving them the option to have a processor upgrade. This means that the Acer TimelineX 1830T laptops can be equipped with Core i3, [...]

As consumers continue to demand for thinner but quality-rendering displays, Hitachi aims to please. In fact the Japan-based company has shown off a new LCD touch screen display prototype which is reportedly 30% thinner than the conventional displays they have [...]

Previously, we had only seen the fabled HTC Lexikon in leaked and blurry CGI renders. Now, it’s actually been seen in reality. Pictured below are the shots that were sent into blog BGR. They were provided by a tipster and [...]

There must be something in the water. Unlike the popular Nexus One featured on T-Mobile’s network, T-Mobile’s next Android superphone, the T-Mobile G2, will not feature tethering or the ability to use the phone as a WiFi hotspot. Shocked? Don’t [...]

By now you must surely know that RIM announced a serious iPad contender today at the Developer Conference 2010, the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet. We have just gone through the specs and features of the device while also showing you the [...]

RIM managed to surprise us all with the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet that was made official today at the Developer Conference 2010, and we’re definitely happy to see that all those BlackBerry tablet rumors we’ve been reporting on turned out to [...]

Just as we heard earlier last week, RIM launched its first tablet, previously known as the BlackPad, at the Developer Conference 2010 in San Francisco. The device is called the BlackBerry PlayBook, which is a totally unexpected name for the [...]

Last week, the PC gaming community was up in arms after GOG.com (a website that legally sells classic PC games, never for over $10 and optimized to run on modern operating systems with no DRM) pulled a marketing stunt in [...]

Now here’s an out of nowhere surprise–it’s only been a couple months since we last heard from BDXL, and Panasonic’s announced a few players that’ll work with the format. But they’re hardly alone in this pronouncement, as Sharp has also [...]