HTC HD2, Nuron, And Cliq XT Pricing Leaked
March 2, 2010
If you’re a T-Mobile subscriber and have been toying with the notion of picking up a HTC HD2, Motorola Cliq XT or Nokia Nuron, you’re in luck, as the (unofficial) price for said items have been leaked. According to the leaked knowledge, the HTC HD2 will set you back $199.99 after a rebate, while the Motorola Cliq XT will be going for $129.99 after rebate, and finally the Nokia Nuron will be priced at $69.99 after rebate. Of course, the pricing mentioned is whether you’re willing to agree to a plan with the carrier, whether not you’ll have to shell out $449.99, $329.99 and $179.99 respectively for the phones. whether you haven’t been entertaining the view of a new phone before that, will that tidbit of news whet your appetite for a new phone?
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Pentax X90 data available
February 24, 2010
Pentax will be replacing its lengthy serving X70 with the X90, where that ultrazoom camera will sport a 26x lens (26-676mm equivalent) while relying on an "intelligent zoom" in its software to achieve 162.5x (4,225mm). According to Pentax, most of the typical degradation in image quality is avoided, although the company did not mention any obvious sacrifices made to achieve the record-setting distance. that 12-megapixel shooter relies on image stabilization through sensor shifting, and can record movies at up to 720p with its special anti-shake movie mode that ensures your videos remain blur-free as much as possible. There is no word on availability or pricing for the X90, so stay tuned.
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TamTam Flash GPS navigation system
February 24, 2010
Forget about TomTom - the TamTam Flash GPS navigation device is a concept that we would probably love to have immediately - assuming current battery technology is capable of keeping up with it. that projector-style GPS navigation system will project navigation knowledge on your path so that you can see up close and personal one bright red arrow to know whether to stay the course or prepare a turn. Apart from that, it can plus project the map on a surface for you to orient yourself.
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2009 Aluminum Keyboard Firmware Update 1.0
February 10, 2010
This firmware update improves battery performance of the 2009 Aluminum Apple Wireless Keyboard when used in combination with other Bluetooth devices (example. Magic Mouse, Bluetooth headsets).
Your 2009 Aluminum Apple Wireless Keyboard must be connected or paired to perform that update.
The update package will install an updater application into the Applications/Utilities folder and will launch it automatically.
Once launched, please follow the directions in the updater application to complete the update process.
whether you are installing from a Mac portable, your computer's capability cord must be connected and plugged into a working ability source.
go Continue to start the update process.
For detailed knowledge on that update, please visit that website: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4019
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Nexus One Equipment Recovery Fee Reduced To $150
February 9, 2010
If you’ve been keeping up with the Nexus One news, you’ll most certainly have read about Google’s Equipment Recovery Fee, which is essentially an ETF (early termination fee) imposed by Google whether you get out of your contract early, on top of T-Mobile’s ETF. When it was reported and brought to light a while back most humans didn’t like it, and fortunately, it seems that Google has decided to look into the issue. The Equipment Recovery Fee is still there, but it’s been reduced from $350 to $150. Folks will probably still complain about it, but at least there is a $200 reduction now, right? whether the ETF was something that was deterring you from picking up a Nexus One, does that latest update change you mind about it? whether you need more knowledge on the Nexus One’s features, check out our review on it.
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iPhone Core Location Cannot Be Used Primarily For Advertising
February 7, 2010
iphone-core-location-advertising_234.jpg" />If you were planning on popping a lot of location-based ads into your upcoming killer iPhone app, you might want take a peek at the latest update from Apple for developers. A rather stern note on the site reads: “whether your app uses location-based knowledge primarily to enable mobile advertisers to deliver targeted ads based on a user’s location, your app will be returned to you by the App Store Review Team for modification before it can be posted to the App Store.” Is Apple doing that to prevent abuse from advertisers, so that users won’t end up with advertisements from stores all around them? There isn’t any real explanation as to why that isn’t allowed, but it’s certainly worth taking note whether you’re building an app with the intention of putting advertisements in. After all, you wouldn’t want to spend your precious moment building an app only to find out that it will be rejected by Apple, right?
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Easily Share Your Location While Making A shout With Your iPhone
February 7, 2010
The iPhone’s GPS functionality is certainly useful, particularly whether you have a friend looking for you. Currently you’re able to use the “Share location” feature on the iPhone to either newsletter or MMS your friend with your current location details. Unfortunately, that process isn’t all that smooth, and it might be troublesome, particularly whether you’re in the midst of making a phone signal. In a recent patent filed by Apple, the process of sharing your current location with a friend might become a lot easier, as Apple might be adding buttons to desire location knowledge, or release location info in the midst of making phone calls. So whether your friend were to suddenly ask you where you were while chatting with each other on the phone, he could (in theory) just inquiry for your location, and you could release that knowledge to him. Sounds a lot simpler than going through all the funky clicks on the Maps application before you can e mail or MMS your current location to your friend, right?
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