Google Nexus One heads for Sprint
March 17, 2010
Looks like Sprint will be yet another carrier that will carry the Google Nexus One which they hope will be able to take full advantage of Sprint’s 3G Mobile Broadband Network. There is no word on pricing or availability, but do expect some news concerning both to be available pretty soon. Sprint touts that their 3G network has double the coverage of AT&T and 10 times that of T-Mobile when based on square miles. Expect Sprint's Nexus One to be powered by the Android 2.1 operating system. Other hardware specifications remain intact, so why not check out our review of the Nexus One and see whether it rocks your boat or not?
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Sprint Overdrive Review
March 3, 2010
Since CES 2010, Sprint has unveiled the Overdrive, a 4G (WiMax) and 3G mobile broadband HotSpot that invents a WIFI bubble for up to five wireless devices. Sprint sees it as a potential replacement for low-end DSL connections, and certainly a replacement for dial-up connections. We have tried it in both WiMax and 3G modes, and it's day to see whether Sprint sales pitch lives up to a real world experiment.
First, let's summarize how Sprint is pitching that devices to you and I - and let's see whether it's true or not. Here's a bulleted list that can be found on their website:
- 4G Speeds that are up to 10X faster than 3G
- Share your connection with up to Five WIFI devices
- One device for all your broadband needs
- Wireless and totally portable
- Easy to connect, easy to use
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T-Mobile myTouch 3G To Get 3.5mm Audio Jack Soon?
February 7, 2010
3.5mm audio jacks are something crucial that manufacturers always like to skimp on, fortunately, HTC looks like it’s going to offer a 3.5mm audio jack on the upcoming myTouch 3G for T-Mobile. that phone should be available in limited quantities from February 10th. Aside from the 3.5mm audio jack, the phone will plus get 288MB of RAM instead of the 192MB RAM that was originally on the myTouch 3G. While the current myTouch 3G is sill priced at $149 with a 2-year agreement, it’s expected that the refreshed phone should sport a similar price tag. So whether you’re a T-Mobile user who is thinking of upgrading to an Android-powered device, you might want to wait a few weeks and see when that device will be released, not to mention that Mobile World Congress (MWC) is just around the corner.
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Clarion MiND obtains 3G connectivity
November 25, 2009
The Clarion MiND mobile Net device is just been given an update with the inclusion of 3G capability, thanks to a new software update that enables the MiND to achieve USB modem connectivity whenever it is used with a compatible 3G USB modem - among these include the iCON 322 from Option. Interested? You can pick the Clarion MiND for $189 on Amazon.
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Microsoft Gives Away Acer Tablet PC
November 21, 2009
Folks who attended Microsoft’s PDC09 (Professional Developers Conference) should be rather happy, as Steven Sinofsky, Windows and Windows Live Division President, announced that all of the PDC09 attendees will be receiving a free Acer Aspire 1420P Convertible Tablet PC. The free tablet was supposedly to show Microsoft’s gratitude towards all of the PDC attendees and the support that the developers gave Microsoft during the Windows 7 release. In case you were wondering, the features of said laptop include:
- Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit edition
- Intel Celeron 1.2GHz
- 2GB RAM
- Intel graphics
- 3G mobile broadband
- 250GB hard disk
- 11.6-inch screen
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