Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Sony Ericsson's Equinox


Sony Ericsson is bringing flip-phone back with launching the new Equinox tomorrow. The phone will have 2.2-inch QVGA screen, 3.2-megapixel camera, 3G, Bluetooth, and a standard number pad for dialing. You can silence phone calls and alarms using motion control. Equinox also has GPS, FM radio, music player. It is not a smart phone.

Monday, October 19, 2009

Microsoft Office 2010


Microsoft will be launching Microsoft Offices 2010 next month. This version is said to be the most smooth and upgraded. Along with the new Office comes the Microsoft SharePoint.

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Google Voice


We have heard of Google Voice for a while now, but since its inception, the service has been open to only a limited number of users. Google is getting ready to expand its telephony service in a big way, by opening up to "friends and family."

In the next few weeks, Google will gradually add an "invite a friend" link to the left-hand side of Voice users' inboxes. Google will initially provide Voice users with three invites, but that number will expand in the future, Google said in a blog post.

Barnes and Noble


Barnes and Noble may be launching its own eReader sometime next month. The eReader would be connected to its own eBook store. The device would be wireless, touchscreen, and powered by AT&T.

Solar Powered Books


LG makes solar powered eReader. It's only a prototype. It's 10 cm long and wide, has a 6 inch display, .77 mm thick, and weighs only 20 grams. Exposure of the sun will charge the eBook as well as manual charging.

Facebook DOWN??


Thousands of Facebook users who have been unable to access their account for nearly a week and a half now are now seeing their profiles restored--but some data related to recent profile updates may have been lost.

What happened? According to Facebook, the replacement of profiles and login screens with a "down for maintenance" notice--which appears to have started on October 3--stemmed from "a technical issue with a single database." The company has stressed that there is no chance that it was due to hackers or other malicious activity.

Profiles should be restored over the course of the next day, the company estimates.

Wii For Dogs!


Your Wii can help your dog stay in shape with Nintendo's new Pet Support Plus game. Your dog doesn't actually get to play games, or even do any dog specific exercises, but you can weigh him and see how his diet is doing.

Adobe Flash 10.1


Adobe launches Flash 10.1 video player software for mobile phones. It will launch Flash with the support of Google. It will be available on most cellular devices except the iPhone!

Mobile Television


Flo TV launches a portable tv so you can watch on-the-go! It's a 3.5 inch touchscreen, weighs 5 ounces, and can play for 5 hours. Good news: It costs $250.

Gateway Launches New Touchscreen


Gateway is launching a new touchscreen computer that are apparently more affordable that HP touchsmart machines. The computer, Gateway 1ZX series is around $1000, the most expensive is $1400. This machine supports Windows 7, multi touch, has a webcam, a wireless keyboard, and a wireless mouse.

Google Maps!


Google Maps is updated. Street view is launched in 11 cities in Canada. Google got more data from government organizations such as Forest Service that help detece trails and paths. Biking paths are still not available.

PDF --> HTML


Google adds new features to 'Search' and 'Maps'. Users can now view PDF files as HTML files. So, what does this mean?

You don't have to download a document, scan for viruses, download/update Adobe. Very simple.

Start Your Car from Your iPhone


The Viper SmartStart from Directed Electronics is an iPhone-compatible remote starter capable of warming up or cooling down a car. Even if you’re not a fan of letting your car idle in a parking lot, Viper says the SmartStart could come in handy for remotely locking or unlocking the doors, popping the trunk or even sounding the car alarm.

Thursday, October 1, 2009

Want Some Chocolate?















LG is launching a new slider version of Chocolate, BL20. The phone has a 5 mega pixel camera with LED flash and auto focus. It supports 3G and has a 8GB Micro SDHC card. The phone will cost $394 with out a contract.