Archive for November, 2011 - Page 2
Sony: PlayStation Vita Games Won't Have Fixed Prices
Sony has announced that it will be trying something new with the PS Vita – it will be moving away from a fixed pricing model for PS Vita games, instead offering players a more “tailored,” pricing model for the games that release on the handheld.
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iPhone 5/6 LTE & iPad 3 LTE Hitting Japan Next Year?
The closer we get to 2012, the more next-gen iPad and iPhone rumors we’re going to get and I have a feeling that LTE connectivity will come up quite a few times especially considering that the competition is launching more and more LTE devices
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Lenovo Joins Smart TV Race With The LeTV
Lenovo has a pretty standard set of naming conventions on most of their consumer hardware, it seems. They started off with the LePhone, and then expanded that to include their tablet, the LePad. And now they’ve opened it up to an area I never expected them to go into: television. [...]
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Sony Bravia Televisions Get Firmware Upgrade With Facebook, Twitter & More
If you’ve got a Sony Bravia television, or were looking to get your hands on one, then you’ll have some very good news coming up here, if you haven’t already received said good news. The good news in question is in the form of a firmware upgrade for Bravias that’s [...]
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iPad Releases In 2012 May Be As Many As Three
Remember how, back when the pre-launch excitement was getting built up good and proper for the iPhone 4S / iPhone 5 launch? Remember how it turned out to just be the iPhone 4S launch? Remember how we heard stirrings of budget iPhones, possibly geared toward the pre-pay phone market and [...]
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Price Drop For Ultrabook May Hit Early 2012, Say Reports
If you’re starting up your holiday shopping already, be it Hanukkah, Kwanzaa or Christmas, or even something else, then you’ve probably been floored by the sheer number of choices out there of late. And if you’re starting to think “gift card” ahead of everything else, well, guess what–one more reason [...]
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Time Warner TWC TV App Now Available For Android Tablets
We had seen Time Warner promise that they were working on an app for Android tablets. You know, one just like the one that they released for the iPad a while back. And while that last part is true for the most part, the Android app has arrived missing one [...]
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Verizon Lowers The Droid Bionic Pricing, Suggests They Are Making Room For A New Handset
This most recent price drop comes as an interesting bit. Basically, Verizon Wireless seems to have slashed the price of the Droid Bionic. And while the price drop was rather decent, we suspect the speculation that comes along with is the more interesting portion.
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iPhone 4S Set To Appear On China Unicom Soon
Reports have emerged that suggest that a big chunk of the world’s largest smartphone market is now just a couple government signatures away for the iPhone 4S, thanks to recent inroads looking to get Apple’s latest device on the shelves at China Unicom. But interestingly, the launch may have already [...]
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Fortune The Legacy Of Steve Jobs iPad App Now Available
Those looking to do a bit more reading on Steve Jobs may be happy to hear this latest — Fortune has released The Legacy of Steve Jobs as an iPad app. The app is currently available and from what we have seen thus far, it contains more than a fair [...]
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