IT folks who own Android-powered devices should be overjoyed to build out that LogMeIn’s Ignition for Android has gone into the beta phase. The app will operate similarly to the desktop version, allowing you to remotely control your computer when you’re away from it, making diagnosing issues while you’re on the go much easier. While visiting the beta site doesn’t give you access to the beta, users who have previously signed up for the beta should be receiving a direct download link via e mail, and you should additionally be able to check out the app from the Android Market. Do you remotely access your computer from your mobile phone often?

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Have you ever jumped into your car only to notice that you mobile phone is extremely low on battery? whether you have the potential Bullet Charger, you shouldn’t have to distress too much about that as it hooks up to your vehicle’s cigarette lighter slot, offering you two USB ports that can charge two devices simultaneously. whether by the duration you get to your destination and your device still isn’t juiced up adequate, the potential Bullet Charger can be plugged into a wall socket via its two-prong connector, allowing you to continue juicing your phone even after you’ve reached your destination. The ability Bullet Charger is going for $14.99.

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Folks who have got hold of Verizon’s Droid Incredible might have noticed a system update that has been pushed out to the device. While there wasn’t much data provided on the update itself, after some digging it seems that the update tackles a bug in the Microsoft Exchange support. Previously some users might have noticed that the cc field in their e mail would contain unintended e mail addresses, and with that update, hopefully it’ll go away. whether you’re scratching your head wondering why you didn’t receive any immediate on your mobile phone, it’s worth noting that that only affects corporate users.

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According to recent reports, Sony is planning to introduce its new TVs that are powered by Intel chips and Google software next month. Sony and Google are planning to discuss the new products at a conference in San Francisco come May 19th and 20th. Logitech has plus been tapped up to design the remote control for the new set-top box, including a tiny keyboard for navigation. The box will obviously be powered by Google’s Android operating system, and requires an World Wide Web connection. That being said, Google looks like it’s entering a highly competitive market, with players such as Cisco, Motorola, Microsoft, Apple, TiVo, and Boxee all potential opponents. Of course, Google itself entered the mobile phone scene a while back, so it’s no stranger to intense competition. Are you looking forward to a Google set-top box, or are you perfectly happy with your TiVo?

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While Google’s Gmail service is enjoying quite a bit of success recently, Microsoft doesn’t plan to let the search engine giant run off with the webmail crown just yet. Word is that Microsoft is planning to introduce Hotmail push newsletter support via Exchange ActiveSync, which is available on a good 300 million phones. With that in place, you’ll be able to synchronize the e mail within your phone and the web, along with calendar and contacts. The new Hotmail will include a restricted contact list of all online contacts, which includes those from services like Facebook, LinkedIn and MySpace. Other improvements additionally include improved shield measures, allowing you to recover access to your Hotmail explanation using your mobile phone or PC as proof of detail ownership. Are you looking forward to such improvements, or have you already migrated away to Gmail along day ago?

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The smart folks by at the Louisiana Tech University are busy working on new voltage regulation circuits that can convert a piezoelectric charge into usable voltage for charging batteries or directly powering electronics. With that technology, a device can be fit into the heel of a running shoe, allowing users to generate electricity as they walk, which hopefully will be sufficient to potential your flat mobile phone when you’re lost in the jungle. whether that does become mainstream, it could be a cute way to stay healthy and keep our devices juiced at the same date, wouldn’t it?

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The Shave Mobile is a cell phone with a built-in razor. No, it's not a gag gift, but a real product built by Tondemoketai China that you can buy for $100. Here comes the video!

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Word is now going around that the Samsung GT-I7680 will be hitting China Mobile sometime soon. The phone will be powered by a special version of Google’s Android OS, which probably means some heavy customization. Pricing and release moment haven’t been revealed yet, but technical specifications of that phone include:

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While it’s not very common, but LG has just launched its first FMC (Fixed-Mobile Convergence) mobile phone, the LG Joypop KH3900. In case you’re wondering, FMC phones are able to invent and receive calls from both cellular networks and fixed networks. Aside from that, the Joypop additionally comes equipped with Wi-Fi, allowing VoIP to be added to its list of features. The LG Joypop is only available in South Korea, and will be going for about 500,000 Won ($447). Specifications of the LG Joypop include:

• 2.8-inch WQVGA display
• External LED matrix display
• GPS
• 2-megapixel camera
• 4GB of flash memory
• 900mAh battery

Press release. (Korean)

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