Archive for July, 2010

From Htcyou: An evangelist for Adobe would choose the most powerful Android smartphone to use as the hardware for showing off Flash 10.1 running FroYo, but what did you expect, an HTC G1? More »


From Htcyou: For the UK, LG has announced its Optimus (”best”) line of Android smartphones. The Chic and the One are the first 2 (of 10!) entrants under the Optimus name, and both will have Android 2.2 FroYo. More »


The Nielsen Norman Group has conducted a study that shows the iPad to be noticeably faster for reading than the Kindle, but both devices are substantially slower than paper. More »


Ten One Design wants to bring pressure-sensitive drawing on the iPad with custom software and the company’s own pogo sketch stylus. Digital artists may be able to pour their imaginations onto the iPad’s 10-inch canvas. More »


Four years after Nintendo’s Wii, which was laughed at by its competitors but has sold over 70 million consoles, Sony and Microsoft are hopping aboard the motion control bandwagon. Come this autumn, the Playstation Move and Xbox 360 Kinect will fail and prove that the Wii is lightning in a bottle, never to be caught again. More »


From Htcyou: By Q4, LG will have an updated SU950 that comes loaded with Android 2.2 FroYo. Naturally, the SU950 out now will be upgraded to FroYo simultaneously. More »


Most of us are shallow people. We say that appearance is of minor importance, but many of our significant purchases are influenced largely by looks. Given a choice between product A and product B, if A were 15% better than B but looked far less attractive, a majority would likely choose B. Consumers lusting after a white iPhone 4, ignoring the potential antenna problems with the device, can now waste $229 for a nearly complete kit that includes parts necessary to turn your black iPhone into white. More »


- The inFamous 2 gameplay trailer is out and it looks mighty promising!

- Ziggytek’s gadget of the week goes to Corsair Nova and their 32 GB solid-state-drive!

- Samsung’s Galaxy S has sold an impressive 200,000 units within 10 days of its release!

- NFL suspensions are happening at a fast pace, even just a month shy of training camp time.

- Incest or sweet sibling love between MBLAQ’s Mir and sister Go Eun Ah? You decide.

-Girlybubble roots for Team Hello Kitty for this year’s World Cup.

- Women (and men) fall into two categories: Those who go to salons for mani-pedis and those who DIY at home. More »


From Htcyou: While Samsung Moment owners recover from the shock that their smartphones are off the FroYo upgrade list, they can take solace in the possibility that Sprint has the sequel, the Samsung Intercept, on tap for a July 11th release. More »


From Htcyou: A Croatian seller is offering, for 4,000 KN, an unreleased HTC smartphone believed to be the Vision, which is a QWERTY slider, Android 2.1 handset with some pretty potent hardware specs. More »


Apple shuns Flash on its mobile devices, but that merely encourages hackers to try bringing Flash 10.1 to the iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch. Toiling away at his computer, Spirit Jailbreak creator Comex has successfully put Flash 10.1 on iPads and will eventually have it on the iPhone 3GS too. More »


5. Samsung’s Galaxy S is landing in Canada for Bell; T-Mobile’s version gets pictured. Verizon and US Cellular get theirs, but Sprints Epic 4G uniquely has WiMAX 4G and a slide-out QWERTY keypad. More »


Slowly but surely, solid-state-drives are making their entrance into mainstream acceptance. For sometime, higher-end laptops from Apple, Sony, HP, etc. have offered optional SSD hard disks as replacements for mechanical drives, which, due to moving parts, are significantly slower than solid-state storage for random and sequential reading (as well as random writing) speed. More consumers are taking notice of SSD because their benefits are readily apparent: much faster operating system and application boot up times and quicker general response from computers. Unfortunately, the biggest hurdle of SSD (in addition to first generation drives that had terrible Jmicron controllers) has remained its small capacity and high price. While drives are becoming more affordable and bigger, 60-64Gb disks are still in the $150+ range. People like myself have waited for the ideal solution, and with Corsair’s budget Nova series, I think that I have found it. More »


From Htcyou: Samsung is solidifying its spot as the second largest cell phone maker in the world. During the Galaxy S’s first 10 days in South Korea, Samsung has sold over 200,000 units of its Super-AMOLED, Hummingbird smartphone. More »


How much platinum should £319,995 acquire? Stuart Hughes believes that 7kgs of the solid, silvery precious metal suffices appetites for ultra excess. In a world economy (Britain included) where unemployment is dangerously high, who has the funds for the MacBook Air Platinum Edition? More »


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