AT&T coming up with BlackBerry 9000
The long rumored BlackBerry 9000 is coming to hit the markets soon. As called the Bold, the latest BlackBerry – complete with 3.5G HSDPA support boasts a sleek new design and razor sharp display, but is not on sale at the moment. The bloggers at Crave got their hands on the the Bold and they were overwhelmed by its new half-VGA display 480×320 pixels, snazzy new icons and menus, as well as a revanped interface. Other new style features include a redesigned keypad, a curvier shell and replaceable backplates in different shades.
Philips’ portable iPod video dock
Philips introduces out of the crowd iPod an 8.5 inch version, The Philips DCP951 which comes in a sleek, 2.4 pound package, complete with a kickstand in the back, a four way navigational control and menu, play/pause and skip buttons up front, a slot for SD/MMC memory cars on the side and a 3.5mm AV input/output jacks.
Wi-Fi Sneakers
If you are still thinking if wearable Wi-Fi detectors are really necessary, read ahead what the designer Stefan Dukaczewski had on his mind. A hotspot detecting sneaker. Based on the Nike Dunk platform, an ASRD or ‘A Step in the Right Direction’, was re-engineered that can detect wireless signals within an area of 50 meters. The outside flap has three LED’s that connect to an actuak Wi-Fi detecting unit.
Invasive Technology huh!
Do you think it will take years to show up some monitoring systems which will keep tab on productivity levels, physical and mental well being and competence level? The good news is they are actually out. The Uk’s Hot Forest Technology has developed an Optimal Office, a system that the company claims will help identify the stress fingerprints of your organization. Though its not as efficient as Microsoft Optimal Office coming close to launch.
Working Guy, Chris Null commented about Microsoft’s patent application for a “unique monitoring system” that would keep tabs on a worker’s productivity levels, physical and mental well-being, as well as competence. Read the rest of this entry »
Armani and Samsung setting new boom in HDTV
Though dissatisfied with the heavy buzzed about Armani phone, Armani and Samsung Electronics now teamed up to announce their plan to release the much rumored set of designer HDTV’s coming this summer. Giorgio Armani recently unveiled a 1930’s inspired line of home furnishing at the Milan International Furniture Fair, which also showcased the upcoming Armani/Samsung 120Hz Full HDTV. Read the rest of this entry »
Different kind of danger on the street with kids
Getting your child a cellphone? How about setting up some rules before you get the cellphone on their hands. Most parents probably talk to their children about not to stick constantly on the mobile phones or using them in class, but studies indicated by the Washington Post indicate that instead of that they should particularly speack about the dangers while talking on phone and crossing the streets.A study at Alabama at Birmingham says unintentional pedestrian injury is one of the major cause of death in middle childhood. After finding out thatr nearly one third of childred owned a cellphone between tha age of 10-12.
High speed wireless verison of 3G iPhones
Apple Inc (AAPL.O) is expected to launch a high-speed wireless version of iPhone in the coming months and produce as many as 6-8 million of the devices in the by this year end.
“Our latest channel checks point to a significant production build of a 3G iPhone beginning in the month of June after an initial small build in May,” as said by Bank of America analyst Scott Craig.
HP’s Elite AF webcam, 17-inch LCD
Despite its PC upgrades, HP released two new, more universal devices for any computer. The company’s webcam line now includes the Elite (pictured), a 3-megapixel unit designed as HP’s new range-topping model. The device is capable of displaying HD video on a supporting applications and includes both autofocus, tilt, and swivel to keep the object in view. While centered on HP displays with a custom clip, it can alsoattach to many other LCDs and includes a stand that lets it sit flat on a desk.
Sony stops $50 charge for a Fresh Start
Earlier today, PC World reportable that Sony would charge $50 for a configuration option called “Fresh Start,” which would not allow the bloatware. When contacted by Gadget Lab, a representative for Sony said that the company today removed that charge.
Responding to a tidal gesture of outrage, Sony has plan to remove the charge of $50 for the pre-installed applications — often derided as “bloatware” or “craplets” — from its high-end TZ-series notebooks.
Xbox 360 exec going Blue?
Despite rumors to the contrary, a member of the Xbox group has denied that there are some plans to amend a Blu-ray intend for the 360. Few days ago, a Sony exec claimed that the consumer market giant and field Blu-ray proponent—was in talks with both Microsoft and Apple most Blu-ray, and Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer fresh discussed the utilization of Blu-ray drivers for Windows. Read the rest of this entry »