The Short Version: The Siberia v2 is SteelSeries’ entry into the virtual-surround headset market, and it holds its own against the excellent Logitech G35s and Razer’s Megalodon headset — at least, in sound quality.
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Review and giveaway: SteelSeries Siberia v2 surround-sound headset
Dictation software used on various mobile handsets for productivity has been growing in popularity and for leading law firm Bond Shoeneck & King, turning to the BigHand voice productivity software for Blackberry Smartphones promises to deliver a more mobile workforce and result in greater productivity anywhere. The software is easy to setup and use. Thanks
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BSK Turns to Voice Productivity via Blackberry Smartphones
As more people continue to look for better prices on various commodities and products, Big in Japan releases a new and improved version with the ShopSavvy 1.1 for iPhone. Already known to be one of the most downloaded barcode-scanning apps, users can compare prices and get product reviews from over 20 million products at more
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ShopSavvy 1.1 for iPhones Now Available
There will be times when your iPhone or iPod Touch may not be charging properly but don’t fret. There is a new company that is now offering services for repairing and replacing damaged connectors and other parts of your iPhone or iPod Touch. One part of the iPhone that is expected to get worn off
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Have your iPhone Charging Connectors Repaired at Milliamp.com
McDonald’s has announced earlier this week that in the near future most of the fast-food restaurants will start offering free WiFi to all their customers. In the past (January) there was a $2,95 fee for 2-hours of internet at 11,000 of their restaurants, but it will become free in 2010. A smart move by McDonald’s… Dave
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McDonald’s to offer free WiFi in most restaurants
Nuance Communicatioons has announced a useful partnership with Samsung that will help owners of a selected number of phones, because it will come pre-loaded with the Mobile Care Software. In case you don’t know the Mobile Care software helps users to resolve common problems on their cellphone, and it also helps them with account queries, details
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The rumoured update to Sprint ( NYSE: S )’s BlackBerry ( NSDQ: RIMM ) Tour (code-named Essex) which was to include Wi-Fi and a trackpad has shown its face. This is certainly not the first time we’ve seen the 9650 , and the CEO was already pretty open about an updated Tour , but it’s the first concrete sign of a device that was definitely built for Sprint. This particular model was running OS 5.0.0.385, and was apparently being sold privately from someone within RIM
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BlackBerry Essex 9650 Spotted With Sprint Branding
This week, Yahtzee takes on the game that is, to me, the best reason to buy a PS3 right now: Demon’s Souls .This innovative title was hailed widely by critics as a return to the old-school “you die now” style of gaming many of us grew up with, but it doesn’t sit quite right with Yahtzee. Of course, he doesn’t mention the controls, graphics, depth, or anything other than the fact that it’s groin-punchingly hard, so you can bet he thought all that was great and just didn’t want to say so
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Zero Punctuation on Demon’s Souls: it’s too hard!
Boost Mobile has launched a couple of new features for their international connect service which is served in a monthly and unlimited plan. With the addition of the recent features, it means that for $60 you have access to unlimited phone calls in national and international (in specific countries) modes. Those countries/locations include Canada, Baja California,
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Boost Mobile adds new features for international connect plan
There are already a few iPhone apps that use Microsoft ( NSDQ: MSFT )’s Bing search engine to scour the web, so it only makes sense that Microsoft launch a proper Bing iPhone app in the AppStore – nevermind the fact that Microsoft is developing mobile applications for its arch-rival’s mobile operating system. Today, Microsoft is making it easier to wade through search engine “noise” with an iPhone app that delivers relevant search results to your iPhone
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Bing goes iPhone with location-aware voice search
Looks like Intel is in a bit of Dutch. The Federal Trade Commission sued the company for using its position in the market “to stifle competition and strengthen its monopoly.” Not good, no
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FTC accuses Intel of ‘strengthening its monopoly,” slaps it with a lawsuit
If you’re like me, you’re addicted to the Discovery Channel. Also, you don’t live in New York City (Manhattan). That’s a shame because neither of us will probably ever have a chance to take a ride on the Cash Cab and become the next contestant in the taxi-based quiz show
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Cash Cab for iPhone – Because we can’t all live in NYC
Awww, schweeeeeet! This calculator says, “Hey, I need a calculator but I want people to know that I’m down with video games. Please don’t step, mess, or front. I got eight digits to work with, B.” Shaped like an Xbox controller, you’ve got a D-pad with add, subtract, multiply, and divide keys, number pad right in the middle of everything, functions on the right, and big fat CE and equals buttons.
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Nerd Alert: Calculator shaped like a gamepad
Good news for everyone that owns a BlackBerry and uses PayPal to send money, because there is a new application available at the BlackBerryAppWorld which lets the user send money to anyone they want. This new Send Money application developed by PayPal is free to download and use, and is supported in Canada, USA, UK, France,
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PayPal launches Send Money application for BlackBerry
Verizon has today announced that they will be giving those who subscribe to their mobile broadbands services free access to a number of WiFi hotspots across the United States, Canada and Mexico. Unfortunately, this isn’t available to those who have mobile broadband on their smart phones like AT&T and T-Mobile but instead those who have mobile
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Verizon bundles WiFi with mobile broadband
David White, the current Chief Financial Officer for nVidia, gave a talk at Barclays Capital 2009 Global Technology Conference. You can listen to the whole thing here , but the gist of it is that during CES nVidia will announce a new Tegra product. Netbooks, MIDs (Mobile Internet Devices) and tablets such as this 15 inch model running Android , built on the new Tegra will be hitting the market in the first half of 2010, smartphones based on the new Tegra will hit the market in the second half
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Ultrabrief: nVidia CFO: We will be making a major Tegra announcement in 3 weeks
PayPal is launching a new application that lets you send cash from your account to whoever you want right from your BlackBerry ( NSDQ: RIMM ). It integrates with the native contact list for added convenience, and also has access to your account balance and transaction history. These two companies have been cozy ever since the BlackBerry App World launched, since RIM chose PayPal as the exclusive payment method (although carrier billing is apparently on the way)
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PayPal Announces “Send Money” BlackBerry App
Microsoft’s search engine, Bing, now has its own application on the App Store that allows voice search, location finder, maps access and more; and the popular RedLaser app has earned more than $1 million in revenue.
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Microsoft brings Bing to iPhone, RedLaser tops $1M in revenue
If I asked a wide range of people what they they think the best user interface is, most would respond Microsoft ( NSDQ: MSFT )’s Windows 7, some will say Mac OS X 10.6, the people who spend their entire day glued to their laptop will say either Firefox, Chrome or Safari, but what if I told you that this was the best interface today, the one everyone uses multiple times a day, and may not even realize it even fits into the category of “user interface”, is Google ( NSDQ: GOOG )’s search box? Take a look at Apple ( NSDQ: AAPL )’s iPhone, and then take a look at any user interface created in the past two decades, and you’ll realize that a cluster of icons representing applications that do different things is the one thing that has remained consistent and has not evolved over all these years. The same can be said about Microsoft’s Windows Mobile and Symbian
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Mission Impossible: Creating the perfect smartphone: Episode 03: It’s time for applications to die
It’s been a little while since the last T-Mobile ( NYSE: DT ) 3G network update… Thankfully I have a few more locations to tell you about today. Looks like T-Mobile has turned 3G speeds on in Grand Rapids, Michigan… and Tulsa, Oklahoma…
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T-Mobile Goes 3G in Grand Rapids, Michigan… and More.
Just when you thought there could be no more BlackBerry ( NSDQ: RIMM ) love via Bell before the new year… New word has leaked that this may not be the case. Rumor has it (via MobileSyrup ) that big blue will launch the BlackBerry Curve 8530 on December 26th.
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BlackBerry Curve 8530 Coming to Bell December 26th
TAG Heuer, the popular Switzerland-based luxury watch maker who are famous for their chronographs and sports watches, has announced the release of their new Limited Edition Luxury phone, dubbed TAG Heuer MERIDIIST Automobili Lamborghini. The new phone, just as the name suggests is made in collaboration with ‘The Lamborghini’.
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TAG Heuer MERIDIIST Lamborghini Luxury Phone