Mobile phones and notebooks are being reviewed and discussed all over the Internet. It’s a no-brainer that if you have to work away from your home or office, you’re going to need a good one, or both. What if you are on a business trip though? What other things might you need to have with [...]
As I was trolling my usual Geeky haunts for news, I happened to find the link to the Gadget of the Year awards that I posted a few minutes ago. Low and behold, I found something else very cool on that site.
Take a look through the many things you can enter to win on [...]
Voting is going strong for the T3 Gadget of the Year. Here are the top five gadgets being voted on, after much input from all of you.
Xbox 360 Elite A power house of gaming glory encased in a Darth Vader-inspired shell.
Asus Eee PC She wore an itsy bitsy teeny weeny pink or white Eee [...]
Apple’s App Store is up to over 1000 apps available for the iPhone 3G, and its 2.0 operating system… with over 25 million downloads being reported. Microsoft, on the other hand, fell far short of its target recently.
Even though Microsoft fell short of its highly publicized brag that it would sell 20 million Windows [...]
Beginning in August, consumers will be able to purchase the new Samsung i8510. 8 Megapixels has quickly become the “must have” in the camera-phone world. Samsung certainly stepped up to the plate with their contribution to the market.
Samsung INNOV8 is made for tech-savvy users who wants to enjoy the best possible multimedia entertainment with [...]
“Just to show that the big names don’t have it all their own way, the Swedish-designed O2 Cocoon impressed us with looks and features. We like the cheap and stylish Sagem my150X and the Motorola FONE proved to be both clever and cost effective. The Nokia 7500’s mad design may not appeal to all, but [...]
Via mocoNews.com comes this story detailing more abou the 700Mhz spectrum auction:
“More information about the bidders in the upcoming auction for 700 MHz spectrum has trickled out, as people figure out who’s behind the different registered bidders (PDFs of all 266 entities are here and here). It wasn’t clear earlier if EchoStar (NSDQ: DISH) had registered; [...]
Verizon and Palm have officially announced the Treo 755p:
“Verizon Wireless, owner of the nation’s most reliable wireless voice and data network, and Palm, Inc. today announced the immediate availability of the Palm Treo(TM) 755p smartphone in exclusive deep blue- green. Beginning today, customers may purchase the Treo 755p online at www.verizonwireless.com, by calling 1-800-2 JOIN IN [...]
Mobileburn has reviewed the latest smartphone on T-Mobile: the Shadow. Overall, it appears to be a great smartphone … for novices.
“The T-Mobile Shadow, built by HTC, is the first Windows Mobile 6 device to sport Microsoft’s new Neo home screen. Neo is an attempt at making the power of a smartphone accessible to novice users, [...]
MobileBurn is carrying this in-dept review of the Nokia N810 Mobile Internet Device, including an extensive gallery:
“The Nokia N810 is the third product in the Internet Tablet lineup from the Finnish handset manufacturer. Featuring a large 4.1″ touchscreen with 800×480 pixel resolution and based on Maemo, a Linux based user interface, Nokia’s Internet Tablets are [...]
I think it’s safe to say that since the iPhone supported YouTube videos every phone released thereafter has to support them as well. Well, here’s comes Helio rolling out YouTube support for their Ocean phone:
“Today Helio announced the availability of the company’s new YouTube Mobile application for the Helio Ocean messaging phone. Available for free [...]
“The Sidekick LX is the latest member of the Sidekick family, and brings quite a feature set. Multimedia is covered by a 1.3 megapixel camera with flash, a built-in music player application, and a microSD card slot for expanded memory. Upgrades from its predecessor, the Sidekick 3, include an improved screen, quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900MHz) support, [...]
There’s a new announcement from Samsung and T-Mobile: the Samsung Katalyst will support the T-Mobile HotSpot @HomeSM service. Of course, this will be in addition to the extra fee added on a customers bill for the @Home service:
“Samsung and T-Mobile USA today announced the availability of the new Samsung Katalyst (SGH-t739). The Katalyst adds a [...]
The folks over at Hoopajoo Labs have an interesting video on how you ca increase the signal strength of your cellphone: it’s an external antenna you can make from a ruler, wire cutters, and some copper. The key seems to be the number of loops and length of the copper.
The original post can be found [...]
The iPhone and the Voyager have been duking it out in the ring of public opinion (and the iPhone has been kicking butt, incidentally), but not every review has done a feature by feature comparison of the two phones:
“Lets layout some of the facts and features of both phones up against each other. The Apple [...]
A friend of mine bought another PDA when her Zire 22 wouldn’t charge. I asked her why didn’t she tell me as the solution could be an easy one. Nonetheless, I told her to try a soft reset and then a hard reset. She said she was charging the new one and then was going [...]
In a move that goes a long way to prove that Verizon is deadly serious about opening up their network to all comers, Verizon has apparently embraced and accepted Google’s mobile platform, Android:
In yet another sudden shift, Verizon Wireless plans to support Google’s (GOOG) new software platform for cell phones and other mobile devices. Verizon [...]
Following Verizon’s announcement that they are going to allow third-party developers take advantage of their CDMA network, Hop-on has announced that they will be providing CDMA-compliant cell phones that work with Verizon’s network.
According to their press release, the Hop-on is a “stylish disposable phone” which is “ideal for kids, teens, seniors, tourists, vacationers, business travelers, [...]
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Ringo brings out the smart in your smartphone by making easy to configure ringtones for friends, colleagues, and family. With its ability to attach a custom tone to categories as well as its SMS custom tone [...]
A second Sidekick III case came in yesterday. It doesn’t work well. The first one had a leather-like cover and interfered with my interactions with the Sidekick. This one fits too loosely and gets in the way of using the device.
I spent too much time searching the Internet for case reviews and suggestions. With so [...]
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