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So what’s better than a handful of Sony Ericsson Idou live pics if not dozens of them? Easily the most popular handset in our database recently, Idou has obviously gone through its first post-MWC grand photo shoot…
HTC Dream hits Italy for 429 euro on a prepaid basis
After taking over Orange in France and Telefonica in Spain, the T-Mobile G1 replica called HTC Dream continues its conquest of Europe by landing in Italy. It’s available from Italian operator TIM for 429 euro…
Apple rumor: AT&T excited about new iPhone?
From the not-all-that-surprising-department, Apple’s exclusive U.S. partner for the iPhone, AT&T, is said to be tickled about an upcoming release of the iPhone that will be faster and add some AT&T-developed features, such as a U-Verse application. As most people expect, the new iPhone is expected to arrive some time around June, and is turning into “an annual tradition.” (Source: The Boy Genius Report).
Another interesting tidbit from the report involves Netbooks; AT&T apparently is preparing to launch a $99 Netbook that doesn’t use Windows around the same time. Radio Shack already sells a Acer Netbook with Windows and an embedded AT&T modem for $99 along with a two-year contract, but it sounds like AT&T is getting ready to offer its own model in its own stores.
Earlier rumors
Video recording, faster networking on next iPhone?
A report that a future iPhone might support video recording makes sense in light of another report that Apple plans to upgrade its networking speed.
March 20, 2009
Apple touch-screen Netbook rumors heat up
Take this for what you will, but the Apple rumor mill is churning with word that the company has a touch-screen Netbook in the works that will hit the market in time for back-to-school sales later this year.
March 10, 2009
iPhone 3.0 code hints at future Apple hardware
Two vague references within the iPhone OS 3.0 beta could be evidence that Apple has plans for that software that involve something beyond the iPhone or iPod Touch.
March 19, 2009
An Apple Netbook, really?
What really tickles us about Top Crown’s latest 3G notebook is the logo on the top lid. Etched on the cover is a mirror image of Apple’s trademark.
March 18, 2009
MobileMe to feature iPhone OS 3.0 locator
The beta version of iPhone OS 3.0 is out and some additional details are surfacing about the software, including a new feature that may let MobileMe users locate lost or stolen iPhones.
This new feature recently revealed by The Boy Genius Report appears in the configuration settings for MobileMe on the iPhone where push updates for mail, contacts, calendars, and bookmarks are configured. Now, the last setting in the settings list displays a control for the activation of “Find My iPhone.”
(Credit: The Boy Genius Report)Once this feature is activated, log into your MobileMe account at me.com and that service will obtain your iPhone’s current location–a small feature that nonetheless may help improve the software suite that started out as a embarrassment to Apple.
Apple discontinues its iPhone Bluetooth headset
(Credit: Apple)Another day, another tidbit of news about a minor Apple product that most people don’t care about.
In this case, it’s the company’s $100 iPhone Bluetooth headset; a MacRumors forum commenter noticed that Apple’s Web site had a “discontinued” notice on the product.
When the headset came out in late 2007, we gave it a fairly positive review (it got 3.5 stars). However, readers weren’t as keen on it, rating it at 2.5 stars. Buyers seemed to like the design and build quality but weren’t as impressed with performance (sound quality, battery life).
Does this mean that Apple is out of the Bluetooth accessory game? Probably not, because the accessory game is such a good game to be in (as far as margins go). But the big question is whether Apple is getting ready to launch stereo Bluetooth headphones, now that the iPhone and iPod Touch will offer stereo Bluetooth support.
Good stereo Bluetooth headphones are hard to come by, so we’d like to see what Apple can deliver. Anybody else interested? Or are all Apple accessories (with the Apple name on them) overpriced for what you get?
T-Mobile G1 review: The whole cagoogle
The T-Mobile G1 is the Googlephone. Did we really need to say that? Well, there’s more Google in this story than there is phone, so we guess we did. We’ve got a new contender on the race track but we’re talking no rookie here…
Samsung Movies launches with movies preencoded for mobiles
Samsung are obviously getting into the online content business - movies in particular. They launched a new website called Samsung Movies site in the UK and Germany and it already offers 500 titles with…
AT T to finally offer unlocked contract-free iPhones 3G
As leaked information undoubtedly suggest AT T will starts offering unlocked Apple iPhone 3G without any contract obligations starting from 26th March. To get one (or several), you need to be an existing AT T…
Submersible heavy-duty Samsung B2100 officially announced
Turning their backs on the bunch of leaked touch handsets, Samsung today announced a low-end phone, which however comes as rugged as they get. Reminding of the Sonim XP3 Enduro, but prettier…
BlackBerry Curve 8900 review: Curved right
The sharp and compact BlackBerry Curve 8900 spells business and oozes with class. Easily the hottest looker in the Curve lineup - and possibly portfolio-wide - earns much respect as a massive functionality upgrade over its predecessors…
