Samsung’s OmniaHD: world’s first phone to capture 720p video?
February 15, 2009 by admin
According to SamsungCentral , Samsung’s newly announced OmniaHD will soon become the world’s first cellphone to record 720p video. Unlike the HTC Touch HD — which had precisely zero high-def amenities — it seems the next breed of Omnia may actually live up to its moniker. Other purported specifications include an 8 megapixel camera and a 3.7-inch AMOLED display, though the resolution of the panel is currently unknown. wow I really can’t wait for this one, and you ?
Samsung Memoir officially brings 8 megapixels to T-Mobile
February 5, 2009 by admin
At some point, T-Mobile decided it wanted to play in the megapixel big leagues by rolling out the Motorola ZN5 and Samsung Behold, but why stop at a measly little 5 megapixels? The long-rumored t929 Memoir from Samsung has now been officially announced for T-Mobile USA’s funky 3G bands, featuring a full touchscreen, TouchWiz user interface, integrated AGPS, full HTML browser, and — of course — that glorious 8 megapixel sensor with xenon flash. No word on pricing or availability just yet, but we’re told we can expect it some time this month.
Fujitsu adds AT&T 3G to slew of LifeBooks and promises EV-DO in Q2
February 5, 2009 by admin
Evidently Fujitsu’s decision to offer its LifeBook U820 convertible mini laptop with integrated 3G has been a raging success; otherwise, we’re a bit uncertain as to why it would share the love with four other siblings. Starting right about now, WWAN lovers can order up a LifeBook T5010, T1010, P1630 and / or T2020 with built-in support for AT&T’s BroadbandConnect HSUPA network. For those who like to live on the CDMA side of life, the outfit is planning to add EV-DO support in Q2 of this year, though we’re not told which carrier will be selected to carry that torch.
SWF Maestro: The Maestro of Application Making
February 5, 2009 by admin
As the slogan says, with SWF Maestro you can finally bring your ideas to life. SWF Maestro is a comprehensive application maker that allows the users to easily create applications, screensavers, and even games to their own customization and compile them into an executable application.
I was very impressed with the functionality and ease of use of SWF Maestro’s products. They currently have 2 different versions of their product, one that enables you to make games, applications, and presentations, and the other is dedicated solely to screensavers. With the ability to import almost any type of media file imaginable including SWF files created in Adobe Flash or Flex, the options are limitless.
Within the compiler there are a number of features that allow for the full customization of your application such as the integration of context menus and the ability to store user defined data. All SWF Maestro applications are full screen mode and can have everything from the window size and functionality customized. As you upgrade to the Pro version of the software even more security features and user end functionality come into play. You have the ability to have an automated key generator and the ability to protect your files and data so that your ideas and work aren’t stolen. The most impressive piece of functionality in the Pro version, in my opinion, is the ability to limit the use of different keys to particular computers and the ability to protect your free trial versions by reminding users that they can purchase the full version at any point with a friendly pop up.
SWF Maestro makes business a breeze with no longer having to hire multiple programmers to code what may end up being a very simple application. In the world of business, time is money and SWF Maestro definitely saves both. You can get your ideas down and finally bring them to life.
Mission One electric motorcycle : top speed, extreme price tag
February 4, 2009 by admin
The Mission One EV electric sports bike got a proper unveiling at this week’s Technology, Entertainment, Design (TED) conference, and boy does this baby exude power. Mission Motors says the motorcycle’s got an 150 MPH top speed and 100 foot-pounds of torque at any point between 0 and 6,500 RPM. That’s a good deal faster than the Electric Motorsport GPR-S, which tops out at a now-paltry 100 MPH. The lithium-ion battery keeps it running for 150 miles, and charge time is targeted for under 2 Hours at 240V (8 Hours at 120V). Its stylish form factor comes from famed industrial designer Yves Behar. Yeah, we’re excited, too, but here’s the part where you flinch: the deathly silent super-scooter will first show up in 2010 with a 50-unit limited edition run costing $68,995 apiece. A more affordable model will be announced sometime this summer. If you’ve got a need for this much muted speed, be prepared to mortgage a house or two.
[Via Autoblog Green]
G1 RC33 firmware update gets detailed now in full
February 4, 2009 by admin
We’ve already heard of one big new feature included in the RC33 firmware update for the G1, but with the update now trickling out into the wild, we’ve finally got the complete rundown of what’s been added and fixed. Leading the list of additions is the ability to check for software updates, and receive automatic updates in the Android Market when an updated application is available. You’ll also now be able to take advantage of Google Voice Search, save pictures received as MMS, and report comments in the Market as spam when you see fit. The update also apparently fixes some messaging stability issues, as well as a problem with a lack of reminders on calendar items, and a pesky issue that caused some G1s to hang at the G1 screen. Hit up the link below for the complete breakdown, and keep an eye on your handset for the over-the-air update.
Inside Deal on Inside-Keylogger
February 4, 2009 by admin
After browsing the web for a while, I have found a serious discount for the product Inside-Keylogger available on Reducto.info. The discount page is available at Inside-KeyLogger - 60% discount and is only available for 1 month. This incredible deal can’t last forever.
Inside Keylogger is an amazing product and for those not familiar with it, it is one of the top keylogging products available on the web. Inside-Keylogger can record keystorkes, chat conversations, printing logs, applications used, internet activity, modified files/folder and it can capture screenshots. When you’ve gathered the info you want, you can have Inside-Keylogger send it all to you via email in complete stealth mode so the client or personnel you are spying on will never know.
Outch : Motorola posts $3.6b loss as devices sales fall by 26 percent
February 3, 2009 by admin
Things just aren’t getting any better for Motorola — just weeks after the troubled phone manufacturer announced deep layoffs, it’s revealing that it lost $3.6 billion dollars in the fourth quarter. The loss is mainly attributed to falling device sales: handsets were down 26 percent, and mobile devices total were down 51 percent. According to Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha, the answer for now is Android phones, which the company thinks will be more competitive than WinMo devices in 2009 — and he interestingly said that Moto plans on continuing to make Windows Mobile devices because it thinks WinMo 7 will be a big deal when it comes out in 2010. That’s the first time we’ve ever heard a date on WinMo 7, if you’re keeping track — and if it’s right, it’ll be the second time Jha’s blown the lid on an upcoming version of Windows Mobile. Whoops! We’ll be watching that one, but for now here’s hoping Moto rights the ship with something like an Android-based SURF A3100 — otherwise it may not even be around in 2010. Via [moconews]
T-Mobile schedules the G1’s European tour
January 19, 2009 by admin
So far the G1 has only been available in the US and UK, but it looks like T-Mo’s about to take Android international .. The HTC-made handset will hit the Netherlands, Austria, and the Czech Republic on January 30, Germany on February 2, and Poland a bit later. No detailed pricing information, but it’s confirmed that Germans will be able to score a G1 for just €1 ($1.33) with a two-year contract. Hopefully we’ll see that pricing make its way Stateside soon — although the G1 is currently doing quite well at $179, $1 sounds even better. Good luck G1 ! .
The USB Superstore: Marketing Ease
January 19, 2009 by admin
In the age of the digital revolution, in order to stay competitive and meet the demands of our ever changing world, companies are forever chasing the elusive “perfect product” to hand out to potential clients. Even when the perfect promotional product is found to hand out, it usually comes in at a more expensive price than it would be worth and as a result, year after year, you continue to hand out pens. The USB Superstore is a great way to get personalized promotional USB flash drives in various sizes and designs to hand out and conferences, meetings, and to potential clients as they walk out the door. They leave a lasting impression and instead of ending up in a pen jar at home, they’ll get used, revealing your company to the world every time they’re plugged in.
The idea of buying bulk USB sticks has been around for years but because they’re often used as just a business tool, many people didn’t need to order in bulk. Competitive companies have always needed to get something over on the competition and through the USB Superstore, that’s now possible. Your company logo can be printed onto the side of the stick and be personalized into a many custom shapes and sizes. As data becomes ever more present, the need to store it rises as well. Taking advantage of that need is key and in addition to handing out USB flash drives, you can also store a promotional document inside the drive to remind the potential client every time they plug your “freebie” in.
Wholesale USB flash drives have usually required a large order to be worthwhile but The USB Superstore offers competitive rates no matter what size order you place. Sticks are available in the standard sizes all the way up to 8 gigabytes. Now when you show up to a conference, instead of handing out lanyards and pens, you’ll have a USB stick that will grab attention all around.
