For a while, we've been looking at a blown up picture of a Palm Treo 800w. Engadget finally found the in-person picture of that little device!
The first live of Palm's upcoming Treo is actually for CDMA networks. ITs internal name was Zeppelin. The specs for this baby is super sweet. It's WM 6.1, EV-DO Rev A, GPS, a 320 x 320 touchscreen.[Read More]
Since noone has seen the Treo 800w yet, we don't really know if this is true. However, it is coming from a pretty reliable source; Engadget.
It's kind of sad that it's coming under the shadow of the Sprint's new waiting-for-launch lineup from HTC... (maybe the Touch Diamond is coming to HTC [Read More]
T-Mobile said today that it has launched its first commercial high-speed wireless service in New York City! Of course, the plan to expand the service is to come. The service is going to be starting fro 20 to 25 major US markets by the end of the year.
Yes, it did take a while, but finally it has arrived.
Sprint Nextel Corp finally is thinking. They are considering of dropping the Nextel part off of its name. The move will definitely prove that acquiring Nextel was a failure to Sprint's part. However, that sure will get rid of a lot of troubles that Sprint had gained recently.
No deals or anything is clear. It's just a talk and discussions that... [Read More]
Our need for energy is always on the rise with newer, more powerful mp3 players, cell phones, PC's, laptops... etc, but our energy shortage isn't going anywhere.
The Greenhouse effect is still a huge issue, and the holes in the ozone are definitely not shrinking.
Do you miss your mom who's 3000 miles away? How about her cooking? Cookies? Well, you know, if you want to, you might be able to smell her cookings and cookies soon!
Of course, that'll probably come with your brother's farts. Well, noone knows if it's actually happening anytime soon, but may=be these companies from Germany do. They have patented the... [Read More]
There's a tip coming in to the guys in Boys Genius Report. It may come as soon as 2 days from now! Hopefully if their tipsters are correct.
T-Mobile should be lanching their 3G data network starting May 1st, but in NYC first. It shouldn't be just one place, but then again, we have no confirmation yet.
While the PMP (portable mp3 player) world has been overrun with nanos or zunes, you maybe surprised to find that most every major (and sometimes not too major) electronics company has its own take on a mobile music device.
In the spotlight now, would be Samsung's YP-P2. The device, shown to the right, was released as a major competitor to the iTouch (for its touch... [Read More]
Congratulations! Spike Lee is hiring... sorta. However, he can and will (might) be able to get a use out of us! How? He's teaming up with Nokia that he'll make a film ENTIRELY shot by cellphone footage!
Well, obviously, we're not going to see Spike walking around NY shooting with his N95 or anything like that. However, he's looking to use the footage from... [Read More]
For a while, we've been looking at a blown up picture of a Palm Treo 800w. Engadget finally found the in-person picture of that little device!
Since noone has seen the Treo 800w yet, we don't really know if this is true. However, it is coming from a pretty reliable source; Engadget.
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Sprint Nextel Corp finally is thinking. They are considering of dropping the Nextel part off of its name. The move will definitely prove that acquiring Nextel was a failure to Sprint's part. However, that sure will get rid of a lot of troubles that Sprint had gained recently.
Does anyone remember the rolling blackouts?
While the PMP (portable mp3 player) world has been overrun with nanos or zunes, you maybe surprised to find that most every major (and sometimes not too major) electronics company has its own take on a mobile music device.
Congratulations! Spike Lee is hiring... sorta. However, he can and will (might) be able to get a use out of us! How? He's teaming up with Nokia that he'll make a film ENTIRELY shot by cellphone footage!
Wii Channel? Wii Ware? We get the nun-chuks now, but what more can innovation bring to this system?