Archive for January, 2011 - Page 11

The news to this is that former Microsoft VP Ed Fries has agreed to sign on with the crew out at Razer in an advisory role–specifically, he’s agreed to join their Board of Advisors. But the implications of such a move are what’s so patently mind-blowing about the whole thing.

A bit of a surprise emerges by way of the folks out at Nikon today–seems they’ve been a little busy out in Japan, having taken out a Japanese patent on a way to expand their game from projectors in cameras to projectors in the much heftier DSLR system.

I know, I know–seems like everything Sony for the last couple days has been all about the gaming. But Sony doesn’t just make games; they also handle a pretty sweet line of electronics, like their Cybershot line of digital cameras. And thankfully, we’ve got some leaked information about two of [...]

The Verizon iPhone has officially been announced and since then we have been learning the remaining details little by little. And at this point it seems just a matter of waiting until February 3rd for those looking to pre-order or until February 10th for those looking to buy and take [...]

Verizon has announced their latest addition in terms of navigation, VZ Navigator VX which comes in and joins the existing VZ Navigator and VZ Navigator Global. The VZ Navigator VX app is noted as being “an evolution of ordinary direction services” which in short means that it now has 3D [...]

HP CEO Leo Apotheker recently sat down for an interview with BBC News and offered up some rather interesting and exciting comments. It seems they chatted about everything from how soon new products will be released after they are announced to HP becoming a cool company. In fact, he talks [...]

As we expected, MSI unveiled some new goodies during CES, one of which was the WindPad 100W tablet, which as you can likely guess by the ‘W’ in the name — is a tablet that runs Windows 7. That aside though, while MSI unveiled it, we were not entirely sure [...]

Verizon has officially begun rolling out the latest software update for the Samsung Continuum, which many will remember as the Android smartphone with the 3.4 inch Super AMOLED display along with the secondary 1.8 inch Ticker Display. And for what it is worth, the Ticker display is also Super AMOLED. [...]

The early adopters that picked up a Samsung Nexus S handset have been complaining about random reboot issues. Or possibly more accurately, some of those users have been having the issue, and those who are affected seem to have been rather vocal up until this point.

Touchscreen displays, dual-core processors, 4G LTE connectivity, NFC, and a powerful app store are some features we expect from new mobile devices, smartphones and tablets included, but will RIM step up to the plate and come up with a bunch of competitive BlackBerry smartphones in 2011 capable to incorporate such [...]