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Meet Android, the Google Phone's Robot Brain
Wired News - Nov 5, 2007 Or maybe it's closer to what's happening with the other free mobile OS, openmoko. Android and openmoko seem to have a lot in common. … |
Written by Nelson DoyleIf you are tired of receiving junk mail, spam and annoying telemarketing phone calls, then this list is for you. If you desire to take steps to stop the snooping from the government, hackers and marketing agencies, then this list will show you the way to privacy freedom.People probably don’t realize, just […]
Need to access the files on your iPhone or iPod touch? The fine folks at Ecamm Network have long had you covered with their excellent iPhone Drive. Version 1.3, released yesterday, adds a spiffy new feature, too: the ability to access Notes on the iPhone."Accessing iPhone notes has never been…
Among the laundry list of complaints some users have made about the iPhone, one is that you can't use the iPhone as a modem for your laptop. While it's convenient to have this always-on connection to the Internet, sometimes you want to take advantage of it with a big screen…
The LTE (Long Term Evolution) standard, which is the norm among GSM players, has received a boost with Verizon Wireless choosing to go with it as it starts 4G technology trials next year. The second largest US mobile phone operator said on Thursday that
Verizon and Vodafone have decided what technology their joint-venture Verizon Wireless will use for next-gen mobile broadband and it is LTE. LTE or Long Term Evolution is a standard developed by the Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP)
Though running at up to 3.2Mbps compared to Telstra’s 7.2Mbps, Optus claims it will move to higher speeds only once customers demand it. ‘It’s customer driven. Our devices are 7.2Mbps-capable and when there is demand we will offer a service for this,’
SAN FRANCISCO - Randall Stephenson, chief executive officer of AT&T has revealed that a new model of Apple’s popular iPhone, which will ensure faster browsing speeds, is due out next year. The new model will operate on the 3G wireless spectrum and is
Author: Tu Hutchison Whampoa Ltd, the largest company of Asia’s richest man Li Ka-shing, may buy stakes in property projects in North China’s Tianjin, the Hong Kong Economic Journal reported, citing a company official. Hutchison yesterday signed a letter
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At this point, we’re fairly certain i-Station will only use a number other than “43″ in its product titles once it has exhausted the entire US alphabet, but since we’re not quite to that point, we’re forced to live with U43 this go ’round. As expected, this Korean PMP is packed to the brim with features, including a 4.3-inch WQVGA (480 x 272) display, WinCE 5.0, a T-DMB receiver, GPS, e-dictionary, 30GB / 60GB hard drive and support for a smorgasbord of file formats. Notably, some features will depend on which flavor you pick up — Standard, DMB or NAVI — but the whole lot plays nice with MPEG1/2/3/4, AC3, DivX, XviD, WMV, WMA, OGG, WAV, AAC, FLAC, APE, JPEG, BMP and PNG. ‘Course, all this functionality won’t run ya cheap, as word on the street pegs this bad boy at ₩448,000 (or around $481).
[Via AkihabaraNews]
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