19th March 2010

Universal Gadget Wrist Charger

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Over a period of time there’s been a lot of different inventions ranging from car chargers to solar charging phone cases to ensure that we won’t be separated from technology even for a short amount of time. Technology has been an important part of our lives and some people just cannot live without it for one second and so another portable charger is born. As we know, portable gadgets often run short of energy and taking one separate charger for every gadget you have is too much of a hassle. Offering an alternative to your bulky chargers, the “Universal Gadget Wrist Charger” is a smart portable device that can be worn around the wrist like a bracelet that enables recharging of your gadgets anytime and anywhere.  Weighing only 82 grams, this Universal Wrist Charger packs a 1500 mAh lithium-ion battery that is compatible with a range of mobile devices like HTC, LG, Motorola, Samsung, Nokia , Sony Ericsson, iPhones and even Nintendo DS. The Universal Gadget Wrist Charge is available for only $35 each and is sure to unleash the inner geekiness in you.

via intomobile



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18th March 2010

Nokia X2 to become official soon; Nokia X9 concept spotted

 

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After Nokia officially announced two Xseries phones: the Nokia X3 and the Nokia X6, another one is expected to be announced soon which is the Nokia X2. This phone has quad-band GSM connectivity and Bluetooth and will be a basic, low end handset which will probably come out cheap. No word yet on when the Nokia X2 will be released. Apart from this, the Nokia X9 Concept phone has also been found all over the internet and this time it will be more than just a basic phone. The Nokia X9 features will include an AMOLED touch screen display, 12MP camera with HD recording and an HDMI port.

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17th March 2010

HTC Desire will soon come out in Silver

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If you have been tuning in to the 2010 MWC you will recall that HTC Desire is among the mobile phones that were announced during this event and you may have noticed that it was showcased in a black version only. Apparently, the model will now come in Silver as what has recently appeared over at the XDA forums and it looks even better than the Black one. The HTC desire will carry features such as a 3.7” WVGA AMOLED touch screen, a 5MP autofocus camera, GPS, WiFi and will run on a 1GHz Snapdragon processor which are all aabout the same features as that from Google Nexus One. This stunnung silver version will be available first in Europe this April.

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16th March 2010

Auto trader iPhone app released

 

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Auto trader, a UK motoring website has launched an iPhone app that takes you further than just serving its news and features. Having image recognition technology, this iPhone app allows its users to to find a car’s make and model records as well as a data on the car’s performance and economy by simply pointing the iPhone’s camera at a car number plate. Furthermore, the app also enables you to search for similar cars and dealer in your area made possible by its tie up with Auto Trader’s listings to bring up their prices. “Using the iPhone, users can now search for real-time digital information relating to a car sitting in front of them.” says Auto Trader’s director of mobile Nick Gee. The app is available for free but supports UK registrations only at this time.

via phonearena



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15th March 2010

Mastercard’s ATM Hunter for Blackberry

 

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Short on cash and not an ATM machine in sight? Not to worry because Mastercard has just announced today that the MasterCard ATM Hunter application for BlackBerry smartphones is now available. It allows Blackberry users to locate the nearest ATM machine anywhere in the world.  The search can even be customized based on which services you need like 24-hour access, wheelchair access, the ones that don’t have an added surcharges, and you can also search by your financial institution. The MasterCard ATM Hunter makes use of Blackberry platform’s location awareness technologies to search for the nearest ATM, whether located in a bank, restaurant, airport, or convenience store even without GPS coverage. The app is available to download for free at Blackberry appworld and is available for iPhones as well.

via intomobile



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12th March 2010

LG Cookie Music KM750 to hit the market soon

 

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A new model from LG has been unveiled during a press event in the Netherlands which was named  the LG Cookie Music KM750. This phone features a 4GB of integrated memory (up to 40MB), a 3-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 240×400 pixels, 3.5mm audio jack, 5-megapixel camera and to top that, it also is equipped with an external camera that can be used to make video calls. The LG Cookie Music KM750 also features Dolby Mobile technology for the sounds for improved quality and will be supporting UMTS/HSDPA networks. Unfortunately, no words on pricing are available yet at this time.



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11th March 2010

LG GW370 Shannon is LG KS360’s updated version with full touchscreen

 

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If you loved the LG KS360 then you’ll definitely love its successor even more. Just like the LG KS360, the LG GW370 Shannon will also feature a side-slide QWERTY keyboard and looks almost identical to it too. But the notable change would be the rumored full touchscreen with a screen resolution of 240 x 320 that the LG GW370 will carry unlike its predecessor the LG KS360 in which the touchscreen is limited and was designed to act only as a dialing pad. Unfortunately, no further details are available regarding its features and specifications at the moment but hopefully this new version wouldn’t be too pricey.

via phonearena



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10th March 2010

Tekken will be available for iPhone soon

 

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Not long after the Street Fighter has been released for the iPhone, there have been ongoing speculations the past few days that Namco is considering a touch-enabled version of Tekken this time. But just today an insider from Namco confirms that the Iron Fist Tournament is indeed coming to iPhone and is already on its final stage of being finished although it is still not certain if it will be the Tekken 6 or a special version exclusive for iPhone. This will be another big break for the iPhone since the Tekken series has been a huge hit all over the world.

via intomobile



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9th March 2010

Sausage iPhone stylus now available in the US

 

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Who ever thought about using a sausage to operate iPhone’s capacitive touchscreen with gloves on? Apparently, people tend to come up with the weirdest, oftentimes humorous way to attract consumers to purchase their products. We did hear about this sausage stylus about a month ago and it was only available in South Korea back then. Who would have known that such gear would have made it to the US? The product comes with a “not for consumption” label for your safety and will be compatible with any phone receptive to capacitive touch aside from iPhone plus it can be yours for a very low price of only $0.99.

via engadget



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8th March 2010

A new technology that allows mobile phones to read lips

 

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Have you ever thought that being able to talk on your cellphone by simply moving your lips or talking silently could even be possible someday? Well it might just be, maybe even sooner than we thought possible. Unveiled by Professor Tanja Shultz at German electronics fair Cebit, a device has been developed which can record what a person is saying, even if it is inaudible by measuring tiny electrical signals produced by the muscles involved in speech and then generate the thought using synthesized voice. It even automatically translates one language into another language making it an instant translation system. The device uses electromyography, which is more usually used to diagnose nerve damage, and currently requires nine electrodes to be stuck to the user’s face. Doesn’t sound good? Maybe it doesn’t but inventions have to start somewhere and it improves as it progresses over time. Furthermore, this invention will benefit those who have lost their voices through illness or accidents to speak through a cellphone or a computer.

via phonearena



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