Agora Pro Android Phone First Images (2)
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Here are the first real spy shots of the upcoming Android powered Agora Pro from Kogan. Up until now the only available images of the Agora Android phones have been glossy renderings of devices causing many to question whether the phones would ever see the light of day. It is rumored that the Agora Pro will be making its debut at CES this week, so hopefully we should see some actual video footage of the ...
Apple unveils 17-inch MacBook Pro with 8-hour battery (31)
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Presenting at the Macworld Expo on Tuesday, Apple unveiled the new 17-inch MacBook Pro featuring a durable and precision aluminum unibody enclosure, and a revolutionary new built-in battery that delivers up to eight hours of use and up to 1,000 recharges for more than three times the lifespan of conventional notebook batteries.
AMD's Neo Processor Ignores the Atom, Gives Netbooks the Tiny Cold Shoulder [Processors] (2)
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AMD's anticipated answer to the Atom is coming soon, but there's a catch: It's not an answer to the Atom. It's more expensive, faster, sucks more power, and isn't intended for netbooks. Oops! The processor is called the Athlon Neo, and it's based on the previously-leaked Yukon platform. Compared to AMD's current offerings, it is an evolutionary step: It's smaller, media-oriented, and bundled with the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3410 video hardware, theoretically allowing for ...
Mobiles finally admitted to English hospitals (1)
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Hello? I'm on the trolley England is catching up with Scotland and Wales in liberalising mobile phone use in hospitals, a mere five years after it was established that such use didn't present a significant risk to medical equipment.…
Report: Apple, AT&T to Announce iPhone as Internet Modem (1)
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HP Mini 2140 Netbook Outdoes the 2133 with Atom Processor and 16:9 LED Screen [NetBooks] (3)
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The Gadget: The HP Mini 2140 is the update to the education and business oriented Mini 2133 netbook. HP says they bumped the 2140's specs to cater more to the road warriors. The Skinny: The most notable changes in the 2140 is the 10-inch, LED-backlit, 16:9 screen (1366x768!) and the 1.6GHz Intel Atom processor. Visually, the 2140 is pretty much identical to the 2133. HP also tacked on support for 802.11n wi-fi. Other than that, ...
Palm's Nova-Powered Last Stand a Slider With "Large" Touchscreen [Rumor] (6)
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CrunchGear says they've got the dirt on what Palm is launching at CES, which, let's face it, better be awesome if they wanna stick around. According to their source, that may just be the case. They say that the Nova OS is "amazing" and will have an app store at launch. And it'll have media playback (uh, kinda like every other smartphone OS). The touchscreen is portrait-oriented—CrunchGear calls it "large," but a screen that's large ...
Unconfirmed details flow about Palm's CES-bound Nova phone (6)
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Bear in mind that this could be complete rubbish, but unconfirmed reports from "trusted sources" have reportedly stated that Palm's first Nova-based handset will tout a full QWERTY keyboard that slides down beneath a touchscreen (is your imagination running wild yet?). Moreover (and more importantly), the fresh operating system is being described as "amazing," and we're also told that "a ton" of software will be pre-loaded to provide multimedia playback as well as traditional functions ...
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iBspoof said:
Palm resurrecting itself? Really? I hope they really can turn it around.
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MasterCKO said:
Damn it, my decision to switch over to Touch Pro on Sprint this week just got muddled. I should probably wait till CES, I think.
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If Palm actually made a comeback it would be some kind of amazing tech miracle.
Exclusive: New Palm Phone to Have Slide-down Keyboard, Large Touchscreen (35)
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We have information from a trusted source that the latest Palm smartphone running the Nova operating system will be launched Thursday. The new phone will have a full QWERTY keyboard that will slide down under a portrait-oriented touchscreen. We'll have a mock-up shortly. The new operating system is described as "amazing" and there will be a full software bazaar on launch. It will have media playback functions along with standard Palm calendar, email, and contact ...
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finally palm releases a phone with an operating system conceived in this century. let's see if its any good and if it isn't already too late to catch up to, ummmmnn, EVERYONE else...
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Devlin D said:
Palm is SO obsolete. Honestly they should release an Android handset geared towards business applications and create some real competition for the Blackberry in the enterprise market.
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Darnell Clayton said:
Palm releases their iPhone killer. At least they hope its an iPhone killer.
17-inch unibody MacBook Pro with non-removable battery rumored for Macworld (12)
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9to5Mac is reporting that a unibody, 17-inch MacBook Pro will be announced at Macworld, following in the footsteps of the previously released unibody 13 and 15-inchers. The rumor, backed up by some "whisperers" at Macrumors, isn't really an earth-shattering surprise -- though the accompanying revelation that this model is expected to have a slim, extended-life, non-removable battery is rather eye-opening -- and somewhat disappointing, considering the lameness of non-removable batteries. We'll know for sure on ...
New HP laptop releases rumored, Mini 1000 Mi included (10)
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With CES just around the corner, it's no surprise to hear whispers of a new lot of laptops from HP (or anyone else, for that matter). A smattering of from reports around the web have it that Hewlett-Packard is looking to debut a few new machines here in the near future, starting with the AMD-powered 13.3-inch Pavilion dv3z ($799.99), the 16-inch dv6t entertainment notebook ($679.99) and the 17-inch Pavilion G70 ($799.99). We're also clued in ...
More Sony Vaio Pocket Leaks: Screens That Sweet Don't Come Cheap [Sony Vaio Pocket] (2)
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While we knew much of Sony's new netbook's specs already, the price was still a mystery. But new leaks put the Vaio Pocket awfully close to the $1000 mark, which makes it a pricey toy indeed. The leaks confirm the 1.33 GHz processor, and specifies it as a Z250 Atom, as well as the ultra-sharp 1600x768 8-inch screen. It'll be packing 2GB of memory as well as GPS, which suggests it'll at least have an ...
More 10-inch Acer Aspire One rumors trickle out (8)
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We'd already gotten a solid word from Acer Taiwan president Scott Lin that there would indeed be a 10-inch Aspire One in early 2009, and now we've got some purported pictures and informations to chew on. According to the Aspire One fan-blog macles*, the upcoming revision will come in white, black and red flavors, with a 10.1-inch screen (at the same 1024 x 600 resolution of the existing model) and options for 3G and Bluetooth ...
More VAIO P specs leak out (11)
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Sony's not playing it too coy with the upcoming VAIO P -- some more detailed specs on the widescreen netbook have leaked out, and they're just about what we expected: a 1.33GHz Atom Z520, 2GB of RAM, standard HDD with optional SSD, GPS, and a 3G WWAN card, all for about €700 ($974). No word on that crazy rumored 1600 x 768 display resolution, but apparently that sexy Photoshopped VAIO TT pic we saw is ...
Intel Atom coming to larger notebooks? (6)
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Why does Intel have to be so darn stubborn? First it insists on only bundling the Atom processor with their own graphics (simultaneously breaking poor NVIDIA's heart), and then there's whole thing where it restricts the CPU to netbooks under 10.2-inches. But like all good things, this too might someday come to an end. According to Gadget Mix, HP is currently negotiating with the chipmaker with the intent of using the processor in notebooks 13-inches ...
Android On An Eee PC [Android] (18)
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Making good on Google's continued pledge to not limit Android to just phones, two guys at VentureBeat got Android up an running on their Eee PC 1000H. But a question comes to mind: why? Apparently it was a piece of cake to get Android to support everything you'd need for functional computing, including sound, graphics (at the Eee's native resolution) and wireless internet. And it's not the first time this has happened—a Google developer showed ...
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این نشون دهنده ی برتری Android بر سیستم عامل هایی مثل سیمبین و یا حتی ویندوز موبایل هستش.
VIA's low-power Nano 3000 rumored to rival Intel's Atom (6)
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Not that we didn't already have a hunch that VIA was working up a dual-core Nano, but it seems that details are beginning to firm up just a bit. According to a new report over at China-based HKEPC, the dual-core Atom-killer will be dubbed the Nano 3000, and while it will still rely on a 65-nanometer manufacturing process, the power consumption should be much lower than existing Nano chips. Furthermore, it'll reportedly boast SSE4 instruction ...
Nokia 'Curse of Silence' SMS exploit uncovered (3)
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Old bug, new tricks Mobile phone security vendors were rejoicing last night when it emerged that an obscure bug in an old version of the Symbian OS could allow an attacker to crash a target's mobile phone with a specially-formatted text message.…
HP Firefly Has Two Screens, Multitouch, Big Huge Butt [Laptops] (2)
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HP is finally joining this weird, new multiple display party with the Voodoo DNA-ed Firefly, which carries a secondary screen, an oddly-placed multitouch trackpad and guts comparable to its powerful desktop counterpart. LaptopMag has a full hands-on with a prototype unit, which should be on display at CES. They're generally impressed, as for all the bold changes in form factor, this hunkering monstrosity still seems to retain its usability. The secondary screen got mixed reviews. ...
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