The Samsung S5600 Preston which rolled out last summer might be in line for a new successor known as the Samsung S5620 Monte. that yet unannounced handset does seem to be shaping up pretty nicely, what with a 3″ touchscreen display, HSDPA, Wi-Fi connectivity, GPS support and a microSD memory card slot accompanying the device. It will additionally take advantage of Samsung’s TouchWiz user interface, although there is the possibility of it running their very own Bada OS as well. No view on when the Samsung S5620 Monte will roll out officially, and neither do we have details on its price, but one thing is certain – it is coming.

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[CES 2010] The Denon S-5BD is not only a 5.1-channel receiver, but it additionally comes with a built-in Blu-ray player. One question though – would you fork out $1,799 for an integrated device such as that instead of saving some money while owning a similar or better receiver and a PS3? The reply really depends on how much space your living room has, alongside whether you prefer convergence devices or not. The S-5BD boasts a trio of HDMI inputs, an optional iPod control dock and 2-zone audio distribution. One thing that ought to be noted is that – there is a need to purchase yet another separate amplifier whether you want to its 7.1-channel analog outputs, as though you haven’t spent suitable on that already.

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Do you think AT&T’s network is the one thing that is preventing your iPhone from being the best phone on the planet? Complaints of AT&T’s network seem to crop up and now and next when it comes to iPhone discussions, and while AT&T probably won’t say that its network has coverage issues, it has been good adequate to offer the AT&T Mark the Spot app for iPhones. With that, iPhone users will be able to report dropped calls, coverage gaps and other issues in real day. Of course, that doesn’t mean that your issue will be solved, but we figure whether ample public report the problems they face, it will compose it easier for AT&T to pinpoint the problematic areas, which would be to the benefit of everybody. App Store link here.

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