While I was at CES Unveiled, I had a chance to stop by Beejive’s booth. I had never heard of them before, but it is an interesting mobile application that allows IMing, anywhere. In fact, it is able to handle multiple IMs like Yahoo, Facebook Chat, Google Talk, AIM/iChat/MobileMe, MSN/Windows Live, MySpace, ICQ,
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Beejive allows you to IM anywhere
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Rumor has it the much anticipated Apple tablet will be a blown-up iPhone with a 10-inch screen. While we wait for that fabled device (presumably in late January), take a gander at Lenovo’s S10-3t — a 10-inch part-time netbook, part-time tablet running Windows 7. The “t” stands for tablet, and that’s because this 10-inch netbook (aka notbook) features a swivel touchscreen that can be rotated for use as a tablet
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CES 2010: Hands-On With the Lenovo S10-3t Tablet
If you’re not familiar with an M80, it’s a kind of firecracker. It was actually, at at least one point, the equivalent of a quarter-stick of dynamite. Also called ashcans, these were fairly small, but put a whole lot of juice in that very small package. That’s exactly what I felt when I first picked
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Samsung r470 TwoStep Cell Phone Review–Small in Stature, Packing Serious Force
In case you are looking for a not-so-normal bluetooth device, take a look at the Helium Digital HDBT-990 Bluetooth Wristband that was recently presented to the public. The HDBT-990 might have an awkward design, but the specifications are good: – it offers an audible caller ID; – A2DP technology; – noise cancellation; – vibration alert for incoming calls and for
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Helium Digital HDBT-990 Bluetooth Wristband
It’s the new year, and time for some new stuff from Lenovo . The laptop manufacturer announced their latest and greatest recently, the new ThinkPad X100e and the ThinkPad Edge (amongst others). The ThinkPad X100e is one of Lenovo ’s new ultra-portable line, running on either an AMD Neo or Turion CPU.
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Lenovo announces new ultra-portables and business laptops
With all the Nexus One hubub, Google ( NSDQ: GOOG ) made a couple surprising announcements today that almost slipped through the cracks. One of the surprises was Google’s announcement that both Verizon ( NYSE: VZ ) and Vodafone ( NYSE: VOD ) would soon offer the Nexus One on their respective networks. The second surprise was Google’s preview of the Google Earth app for Android.
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Google Earth coming to Android soon!
Now that the Google ( NSDQ: GOOG ) Nexus One is live and ready to give Android fans a cutting-edge user experience, there’s been a glut of Nexus One content hitting the web. We have our own Nexus One announcement live blog and hands-on/unboxing video to tickle your Nexus One itch, but there’s so much more to drool over. Google’s official Nexus One videos, for example, are a feast for your geeky senses.
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Google’s official Nexus One videos are worth a watch
Spracht has announced the Aura EQ Headset. The Aura EQ is a Bluetooth® device that pairs to a cell phone for hands-free conversations, with a unique second mode for local enhanced hearing, turning the headset into a Personal Sound Amplification Product (PSAP). The switching dual microphone focus point allows users to utilize the Aura EQ for normal cell phone calls, focused on the mouth, or switch to distance and change the focus to three feet away.
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Spracht Introduces Aura EQ Headset
Google ( NSDQ: GOOG ) wouldn’t be Google if they didn’t launch the Nexus One without building up hype for the handset. One of the ways the Mountain View, CA-based search giant did that was to coin a new term to describe their Nexus One – “superphone.” Seeing as how the new Android phone packs the most advanced smartphone features available today, the new Android 2.1 OS, and a handful of innovative software and hardware technologies, Google saw fit to call the Nexus One a “ superphone .” Not a smartphone, mind you, this superphone is supposed to showcase the possibilities when you put Google and HTC together in the same room.
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Nexus One: Unboxing Google’s first ’superphone’
Now this is REALLY interesting! Remember that Mobile OS called Android? Remember how we’ve seen a number of Mobile devices running it? Funny that! But now a company has taken Android beyond the Mobile device, and in to the living room! MIPS is making a slew of announcements regarding the company’s Android platform
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MIPS takes Android beyond Mobile devices!
Apple is likely looking to get a piece of the mobile advertising space on its own App Store, but is also looking to dominate ads on its forthcoming tablet from the get-go with the purchase of Quattro Wireless, one analyst told AppleInsider.
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Quattro purchase seen as defensive move for iPhone, offensive for tablet
InMobi and Jumbuck have entered a partnership where InMobi is serving as Jumbuck’s mobile advertising partner for its strong mobile community in Australia. Jumbuck offers premium on-deck Telstra inventory for InMobi’s advertisers. InMobi has grown to be the largest mobile advertising network outside of the United States. This partnership with Jumbuck puts InMobi on the map in Australia as well
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InMobi partners with Jumbuck in Australia
Avenir Telecom has announced it has been awarded ‘Partner of the Year’ by O2 ( NYSE: TEF ) (in the UK). O2 has named Avenir as the best UK distributor across not one but four KPIs: gross connections, secondary connections, ARPU, and customer churn
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Avenir Telecom wins O2’s prestigious partner of the year award
You know people are bored when they’re more interested in the “mock” “future” “desingerish” “WTF” device than the actual laptops. Waveface is supposed to be ASUS’s new UI concept that uses foldable materials that you wear.
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Can’t read my, can’t read my… ASUS Waveface
Two touch pads are better than one! Wait, what? That’s a main feature on Asus’s quirky NX90J, an all-in-one notebook with a polished aluminum finish, a high-definition 18-inch display, a Core i7 processor, a Blu-ray drive, surround sound and support for dual hard drives among other dreamy features. Who knows why we would want two touch pads, though.
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CES 2010: Asus Teases NX90J All-in-One Notebook
While the iPhone has a built in microphone it’s not exactly the best one out there. Luckily, Blue Microphones has debuted the above addon for the iPhone and iPod touch called the Mikey. There was an original Mikey available but this second generation microphone features “improved circuity for superior recording and enhanced new features”
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Blue to release external Mikey iPhone/iPod touch mic
While handsets like the iPhone have had multitouch since its launch, Google’s latest handset, the Nexus One is left in the dark. However, our friends over at Engadget took it up with the head of Google’s Android department, Andy Rubin, and questioned him if we’ll ever see a firmware update allowing multitouch. Of course, just like
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Multitouch coming to the Nexus One?
AT&T reported the successful completion of a nationwide software upgrade program that will enable the company to deliver High-Speed Packet Access (HSPA) 7.2 Mbit technology across its 3G cell sites. However, the company is still mum on its 3G MicroCell progress.
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Sure, we’ve seen the unveiling of Google’s Nexus One earlier today but currently it’s only available unsubsidized and for T-Mobile. However, with the launch of Google.com/phone we have learned that the device will also be coming to Verizon and Rogers in Spring of this year. Does this mean we won’t be seeing an AT&T version of
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Nexus One coming to Verizon, Rogers in Spring 2010
Yay! for Brando and yay! for convergence! Of course you need this really small MP3 player that doubles as a microSDHC card reader. Why? Hell, I don’t know, but it’s so small that it won’t take up any space at all in your gadget junk drawer and then that one time when you actually need a microSDHC card reader that doubles as an MP3 player, you’ll thank good ol’ Matt Burns and CrunchGear.
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This is a tiny MP3 player and microSDHC card reader from Brando
As a response to T-Mobile’s decision to turn on 7.2 Mbps today it appears that AT&T has done the same thing . Realistically speaking these two events were probably scheduled months in advance and press releases were written several weeks prior, but I’ll ignore the logic and just say it’s AT&T responding to T-Mobile ( NYSE: DT ) and then going one step further and calling them a nasty poo poo head. AT&T is also saying that they’re going to “dramatically increase the number of high-speed backhaul connections to cell sites, primarily with fiber-optic connections, adding capacity from cell sites to the AT&T backbone network”.
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AT&T turns on 7.2 Mbps HSPA, deploying fiber backhaul to towers during 2010 and 2011