Sunday 21st June 2009 | Posted in Networking, Comms, Wireless & Mobile | No Comments »
Everything must go in Nortel fire sale
Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) is buying the wireless business of Nortel, the bankrupt Canadian network equipment maker, for $650m.…
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Sunday 21st June 2009 | Posted in Gadget Chat | No Comments »
We know, we know, it's gonna be awfully hard to part with the comfort of your current beloved Meizu M8, but trust us, change can be good. We've already heard reports of an Android-centric UI refresh, and now company CEO J. Wong has chimed in to outline a tentative upgrade plan for the upcoming M8 3G. Current users of the eerily familiar 8GB / 16GB device will need to pay approximately 1,300 RMB to 1,500 RMB (translation: about $190 to $200 US) for next year's model. Oddly enough, despite these estimates, he's not confirming...
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Sunday 21st June 2009 | Posted in Gadget Chat | No Comments »
We know, we know, it's gonna be awfully hard to part with the comfort of your current beloved Meizu M8, but trust us, change can be good. We've already heard reports of an Android-centric UI refresh, and now company CEO J. Wong has chimed in to outline a tentative upgrade plan for the upcoming M8 3G. Current users of the eerily familiar 8GB / 16GB device will need to pay approximately 1,300 RMB to 1,500 RMB (translation: about $190 to $200 US) for next year's model. Oddly enough, despite these estimates, he's not confirming...
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Sunday 21st June 2009 | Posted in Gadget Chat | No Comments »
We're unfortunately light on details here, but The Unwired is reporting that HTC's Hero has been approved by the Global Certification Forum, listed here as "HERO100," with support for quadband GSM/GPRS/EDGE and dualband UMTS/HSDPA/HSUPA at 1800/2100 MHz. With the company's touted London event just around the corner -- this Wednesday, to be exact -- we wouldn't be surprised to see the phone and its oft-rumored "Rosie" Android UI take center stage, in possibly two variations. Other than frequency bands and the associative name, the GCF isn't giving us anything else to work with, so...
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Sunday 21st June 2009 | Posted in Gadget Chat | No Comments »
Sammy's done it again. The company, known to have a penchant for pink products, has unveiled two new eye-catching colors for its Mini S2 portable HDD series. Joining the already available Snow White are Ocean Blue and Sweet Pink, pictured -- and yep, if you look closely enough, that's a sea of hearts lining the case on the right. All other options appear to be the same as when Samsung first unveiled the 2.5-inch drive, with capacity options ranging from 160GB all the way up to 500GB, and it's current status is "coming soon" in...
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Sunday 21st June 2009 | Posted in Server Tech | No Comments »

This week, the next-generation iPhone, the iPhone 3G S, hit the shops on the same day as the N97.
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Sunday 21st June 2009 | Posted in Server Tech | No Comments »

This week, the next-generation iPhone, the iPhone 3G S, hit the shops on the same day as the N97.
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Sunday 21st June 2009 | Posted in Server Tech | No Comments »

Registered charity the Vodafone Foundation is looking for eight people to take on a once in a lifetime experience - paid over seas work at a UK charity of their choice, plus salary, expenses, and a brand new mobile phone.
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Sunday 21st June 2009 | Posted in Gadget Chat | No Comments »
We're always big fans of mixed-use gadgets -- but these ones kind of mutilate the principle. On hand today we've got a two pack of bedazzled necklaces -- one an MP3 player, the other a USB flash drive / watch combo. We've also unearthed a USB speaker that claims to be a whale, but more closely resembles a weird, in our opinion. Finally (and this one was worth the wait, trust us), we've got a tiny Moto Horn for your bike, which makes it "safer" to ride your bike by... making vroom vroom motorbike noises as you zoom along....
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Sunday 21st June 2009 | Posted in Gadget Chat | No Comments »
Chart bosses are considering a huge shake up of the music industry by incorporating the amount of plays on music streaming services into the weekly Top 40 countdown.
- Battle of the music download sites: iTunes vs the rest
- Spotify set to upgrade premium service
- Spotify coming to your handsets this summer?
With largely free services like Spotify and We7 currently all the rage, and a darn site cheaper than buying the MP3, the new chart would offer a more accurate picture of what folks are listening to over the course of...
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