Archive for November, 2011 - Page 11

Interesting news for those of you who favor the PC over the Mac, yet still wish you’d see more Mac hardware moves make it onto your favorite platform: some reports are suggesting that Intel may be looking to bring the Thunderbolt docking technology to their lineup of Ultrabooks.

Just like we told you a few days ago, Telus has confirmed it will carry the new BlackBerry Curve 9380 and the BlackBerry Bold 9790 later this year and it looks like the new, touchscreen-only, Curve model is now available in stores.

Have you gone out shopping this Black Friday yet? While you have all weekend to get those discounts, you might not be so sure of prices. The Microsoft Store for one, is offering deals on gadgets, games and software, and here are some details on their free Windows Phone 7 [...]

We’ve been hearing for some time now about Foxconn’s plans to move a factory into Brazil, and reports are emerging to suggest that the enterprise has already borne fruit. While the official release of the eight gig iPhone 4 in Brazil wasn’t planned until the iPhone 4S arrives, one of [...]

Give the folks out at Razer due credit, gang…they’re not letting the recent theft of a couple of their prototype Razer Blade laptops slow them down any. In fact, the guys who gave us the Razer Switchblade and the Razer Blade are reportedly set to work on some further devices, [...]

Professional gaming is still up and running, and the upcoming DreamHack competition out in Sweden is providing plenty of proof. Not to mention, of course, merchandising opportunities, as evidenced by a pair of new products from the folks out at SteelSeries, the Sensei Mouse and the 7H Headset, decked out [...]

We’ve been following news surrounding the Galaxy Nexus with about the same kind of fervor as the iPhone 4S, so it was a bit of a surprise to see an ad land for the Verizon Galaxy Nexus, complete with sales price. Of course, the down side here is that no [...]

It’s Black Friday. But before you head out to the Apple Store, Microsoft Store, or whichever high-tech store you want to get your gadgets from, consider a new holiday that involves helping out your parents keep up-to-date with their web browsing.

It seems like it happened yesterday but the T-Mobile G1, the first Android handset, made by HTC and initially launched in the U.S., is more than three years old. The device came out in late 2008 as an iPhone 3G competitor and the first of the many Android handsets that [...]

About a month ago Nokia officially unveiled its first two Windows Phone 7.5 Mango handsets, the Lumia 800 and the Lumia 710, but neither device is available in the U.S. to fight the iPhone 4S and the wise variety of flagship Android handsets right on Microsoft’s home turf.