Hitachis G-Technology unit has already got a lot of external hard drives, but G-Connect is a device that offers both wireless storage and portable Wi-Fi access to the smartphones and tablets. It is designed with nomadic content hoarders in mind. It gives 500GB of mobile storage, can simultaneously support more than five different devices on 802.11n networks. It is also robust enough to stream up five standard definition movies at a time, it about 9.7 ounces. You can surround the network with a password protected fortress or store less content in mentioned private folder. iOS users can further enhance their G-experience by downloading the app, allows to view and access all of their G-stored documents and media from the comfort of their devices. It is priced at $200 in their websites; you had to wait until next month for hitting retailers, for more details read the press release
The Robin DLC is now exclusively available in Best Buy, but for those who pre-ordered, it seems a bit peeved at the fact that the developer Rocksteady was willing to offer exclusive content to an online retailer who is not accessible outside America. The Shacknews reached out the Warner &Bros. for some sort of clarification on this; they have confirmed that Robin is a timed exclusive. It means the playable character, as well as two challenge maps: Black Masks Hideout and Freight Train Escape will initially only be available to those who pre-order the game from Best Buy. But post release this content will become available to everyone who owns the game. No words on pricing yet and it have yet to be confirmed that it is coming to all platforms.
AR technology is getting very powerful recently, The Augmented Reality Cinema is an app which would spot when you are in a famous movie location and then trigger playback of the relevant scene. We are not sure about the app actually works yet. But video shows us some memorable clips, includes the classic Westminster Bridge scene from 28 Days Later. Dont forget to look at the video
Ubisoft have announced a public multiplayer beta for this game that will be kicking you off this January. The beta version will be exclusively for the Xbox 360 users but on the bright side too. Ubisoft will also be distributing CD keys through pre-order or gifts so keeping watching. Ubisoft also gives a bit of details that offers only this line; the beta testing will let you play with the core pillars offered in GRFS MP: a visceral and collaborative combat experience that rewards cunning player and team play. The game will be available on all the versions Xbox 360, PC, PS3, PSP, and DS on release expected by January.
For: Design, WiMAX connectivity, long battery life, unique pen input, good performance,Against: Some apps optimized for screen size, mediocre camera, outdated version of Android still waiting for update, heavyThe HTC EVO View 4G priced at $399.99, has the same impression as HTC Flyer; it has the same 7-inch display, aluminium build, single-core 1.5GHz processor, Gingerbread and Sense, 32GB storage, and stylus pen for input. It is Sprints first WiMAX tablet to go on sale in US, with a 4G radio promising download / upload speeds up to 10Mbps/1Mbps on Sprint network.
We already hit you about the Firefox 5, now it is the time for official release of Firefox 5.0, as the browser is expected to release, you can download it from the Mozillas site. Hit on the source link to download your Firefox 5 browser
Microsofts Redmond unveils updates to SkyDrive, includes speed boosts, revamped UI, and improved photo viewing. The latest version of the four year old service has cute wait time on actions like clicking folders, from six to nine seconds down to 100 to 300 milliseconds. The software updated features H.264 video playback, navigation system more skin to desktop browsing, single view for files, docs, and photos. Dont forget to look at the video
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 would be coming to Sprint, this time you dont have to wait much longer to pick up yours. Sprint has announced that the Wi-Fi only tablet will be available through its website and other channels starting June 24th for the same $499.99 it demands elsewhere. The tablet is even more amazing when paired with an Overdrive Pro 4G mobile hotspot or Novatel MiFi sold separately. For more details read the press release.
Apple unveiled a new Time Capsule, almost two years after releasing the 2TB one. At this time that was a volume of storage that you couldnt fill it up, now it is not the situation like what they met before. 3TB is used by many of us, so it is good time for them, releasing an updated Time Capsule offering up to 3TB of storage. The 3TB Time Capsules hit the Apple stores and prices havent changed. The 2TB model is priced at $299 and the 3TB takes over $499.
Clamcase is back with the version of its case / battery powered Bluetooth QWERTY Keyboard. This one is thinner than the previous version, with cut outs for back camera and speaker grill plus integrated magnets to awaken and sleep your tablet when the case is opened or closed. The keyboard is also got a good new feel; the black version is on sale for $149, ships next month. Logitech case for iPad 2 is another option for you with $100, but it will protect your tablet on one side, for more details read the press release
3DS users outside of Japan can be looking forward to missing out another Nintendo sponsored video service. With the help of Fuji TV, Nintendos Itsu no Ma ni Terebi (Spotpass TV) will bring number of short format 3D TV programs to the device, includes featuring animals, sumo wrestling, idol girls, and daily tips, magic tricks. Like its Wii, this video service is currently a Japan only affair, but here we had to wait for the Netflix promised one.
The Belkin TV adapter is a welcome change spotting the streaming media device in a more flattering light on the floor of GDGTs New York meet up. The set top box cam stream 1080p video and Dolby Digital 5.1 sound from any WiDi-enabled laptop to your HDTV. It is also dual-band wireless technology and can also handle your Blu-ray collection. The Screencast will start hitting in mid-July for $130, includes bundled HDMI cables. For more details read the press release
Now the companies are mostly releasing all-in-ones, now its time for Toshiba to hit their own. Toshiba announced the DX1215, the companys first entry for US market. The 21.5-inch touchscreen desktop has 2 USB 3.0 ports, four USB 2.0 ports, an HDMI port, 1TB of HDD, and built-in Onkyo speakers. The device comes with the wireless mouse and keyboard, and it will be hitting Best Buy stores and website on July 3rd starting at $930, for more details read the press release
Nokias long awaited MeeGo smartphone have finally landed, we got the images and video for you. The device is well designed and got a gorgeous AMOLED screen, and some highly responsive performance. The N9s UI MeeGo 1.2 built around three core home views. The central one is app organizer/ launcher, one side is notifications and activities session will be phone calls, calendar, and social network updates, other one is live app switcher. All are navigable in a carousel fashion. Double tapping the screen wakes the phone up and you can unlock the screen by swiping your finger in any direction. Similar swipes get you to the home screen and exit apps. The aged OMAP 3630 processor does really well in the phone, animations are good, navigation looks natural, and this marks a major advance over anything Nokia has given software for touch based UI.
The HTC Thunderbolt carriers flagship 4G LTE devices got officially delivered Skype with video. The leaked build back in April is the rumored June 30th release pans out; you will get a experience mobile video chat with your honeybun first hand. The most carrier updates, Big Red appears to be loading this one up with some goodies. The requisite VZW apps are on board, but some GTalk video, a pre-loaded Amazon App Store, and a handy fix for rebooting. Dont forget we are still in the rumor territory, but the Thunderbolt users are getting closer to their dreams.
AliveCors iPhoneECG case can be strapped only to iPhone4; Doctors content with their 3GS or patients who prefer for iPad to their chest will be elated to hear the company is working on more hardware option for your iOS heart monitoring needs. The iCard ECG mounts to the back of your device using Velcro and wirelessly feeds data from its electrodes to the AliveECG app. It automatically records 30 seconds of your hearts rhythmic pulse before uploading it to AliverCors servers for sharing with your doctors. They are still waiting for FDA approval, and you can get a choice of red or black, dont forget to look at the video.
After going sale on Taiwan and Australia, now the Windows 7 slate coming to US ships on July 1. The S1080 features 320GB drive, dual-core Atom N570 processor, Ethernet port, VGA output. The optical mouse and tactile mouse button combo. Other specs are 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 3.0, 1.3MP webcam and a USB 3.0 port. Just think of Windows 7 slate with a mouse and smartening ports and snazzy optional dock with optical drive and speakers. Hit on the source link for your pre-orders
Sony Ericssons Xperia X10 has some Android 2.3 filled days to look forward; the smartphone would eventually be treated with Gingerbread before actually it got 2.1. The device maker finally offers up details about inevitable upgrade, now set for early August. The company has addressed some user concerns reading changes to functionality that comes with the upgrade, assures users that new version of software will keep phones camera UI intact and feature new functionality with Facebook Inside Xperia. Dont forget to look at the video
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