Monthly Archive: June 2011

PC & Tech Category

PFU Outs Type-S Happy Hacking Keyboard

This is PFUs letter less keyboard, now you can conclude the why the keyboard is named like that. The Happy hacking keyboard for the later-focused overachievers out there, PFU just started selling the S-Type for Speed and Silence. This version promises to keep up with faster typists a vague claim indeed and pledges to make 30 percent less noise. With HHBKs other mortal prone to spelling errors can nab one with letters printed on keys. The device is priced at 30,000 ($371.61).

PC & Tech Category

Adobe Air Bids Adieu To Linux, Focuses On Mobile

Linux users say good bye to Adobe now. Adobe has now announced that version 2.7 will be the last official release and going forward, the people had to rely on kind-hearted persons to fire up the Linux porting kit the company providing. Development teams will be is focusing on the growing realm of mobile and improving Air support on iOS and Android brings the browser-plus-flash app environment to webOS. The worlds favorite open source operating system hold just one percent of desktops market. It probably doesnt help that Adobe has trouble in getting in to play with especially 64 bit ones.

Gadgets Category

Fujitsu Releases F-022 Flip Phone For Women

The Fujitsu has announced the F-022 a glittery flip phone designed for women who demand slightly more from their devices offerings. It is developed in collaboration with Japanese accessory maker Folli Follie, it comes with a little detachable fragrance chip that allows users to mark their tech territory with the perfume of their choice. Spray the chip with the dab of your scent, latch it on to the phone, and every conversation will end up smelling like roses. F-022 hits the China market by June 24th for more details read the press release

Gadgets Category

Dual-Screen LG Android Phone

The Orange in UK has unearthed a T-Mobile device LG that we havent seen before. It features moderate screen size and resolution, QWERTY keyboard, and another color display. The hidden display is used as an app launcher; the other details are not enough for us as well as you. Kineto Wireless was the company to bring the unannounced LG device to the party, along with a lot of intended for the US market, and rep on hand dropped name Flip II. The Pocket-lint also says that the possibility that we are eyeing is the LG MaxxQ, popped up on leaked T-Mobile USA roadmap, and there was no words on pricing and retail day yet. Don’t forget to look at the pics.

Gadgets Category

Sony Music Unlimited Hits Android

Sony didnt make a big to do about the arrival of its Music Unlimited service on Android the fact that the market for streaming music on mobile devices is getting crowded these days, with recent arrivals from Apple, Google, and Amazon. The mention of Qriocity, the service that powers the offering, still likely to leave a bad in the mouths of lot of users, after the whole, you may know. The app is now available as a free download for Googles deserted based OS on their devices, plus either a $4 a month basic or $10 a month premium plan. Hit on the source link to get yours.

Gadgets Category

Sony S1 And S2 Tablets Hitting Europe In September

The company was confirming the suspicious about the existence of the S1 and S2, giving the distinctive Android devices a global release time frame of this fall. A private Sonys marketing group, highlighting an August pre-order and an end of September release date for the unnamed tablets from the company, the timeline is correct on the initial reports from us on S1. The device will be available through Sony Direct, UK department store John Lewis, and unconfirmed retailers at launch. Availability will be open up after the Christmas holiday.

Gadgets Category

Archos Arnova 7 Hits FCC

Archos is ready to unleash another budget-friendly Android tablet to Arnova family. The Arnova 7 slate is just hits FCC accompanied by the requisite confidentially requests, means we wont get any real deal shots of the device. The some of the specs details overseas are, got a 99 price tag, WiFi, 800*480 pixels with 7-inch, and Android 2.2. Now we had to wait for when it make the way to the market.

Gadgets Category

Google Sync Adds Mail Server Search

Google sync has pushed the Gmail messages, calendar updates, and contacts to iOS since its launch in 2009, this half-baked solution lacked some functionality. But today, the users can finally perform mail server searches and confirm appointment request from their iPhone, iPad, or iPod-Touch. You can search for messages in your entire mailbox, not just for emails stored on your device a feature that appeared with iPhone OS 3, but without Google Sync Support. You can also respond to calendar invites within the Calendar app. The update also brings support for sending messages from their addresses listed in your Gmail account, though only the first two features worked when we took Sync for a spin. The updates available for both gratis and Google Apps accounts, hit on the source link and get yours

Gadgets Category

Samsung Exhibit 4G, Gravity Smart At T-Mobile At June 22, Dart Available Now

The T-Mobile just confirmed the pair of three different Android based phones from Samsung. It includes the Samsung Exhibit 4G and Gravity Smart, both will be launched on June 22nd, and the entry-level Samsung Dart is available now for free on a two year contract (pictured above). The Exhibit 4G is on the highest end of the all, with a 1GHz Snapdragon Processor, Android 2.3, the Gravity smart got Android 2.2 but it got a QWERTY keyboard, and Dart got some specs that T-Mobiles choosing not to highlight most of the part but it boosts a 600MHz processor and 3.1-inch QVGA display.

Gadgets Category

HTC Sensation 4G Now Available At T-Mobile For $150

As promised, now the HTC sensation 4G is available on T-Mobile, while the list price is also the same $200 on a two year contract and after a $50 main-in rebate, the carrier is also offering an additional $50 off for those order online, brings the final cost down to the same $150 that Walmarts being selling it for. The device itself is having been the same we have been seeing along: 4.3-inch qHD screen, 1.2GHz dual-core Snapdragon processor, and Android 2.3 with Sense UI. Hit on the source link to order yours.

Gadgets Category

Galaxy Tab 8.9 Hitting Nordic Countries In September

Samsung issued a press release now, announcing that the arrival of new slates in Sweden, Finland, Denmark, and Norway. The news focuses the companys flashy Galaxy Tab 10.1, will arrive in those countries on August. They also mentioned the more compact Galaxy Tab 8.9 spotlight as late due to screen problems. The issues have been resolved now and the Tab 8.9 is set to be released in the aforementioned Nordic in September.

Gadgets Category

Samsung Series 5 Chromebook Now In Artic White

Samsung already given the teasing videos of chromebook, but the big day has finally arrived, and the Series 5 Chromebook is now officially shipping to those awaiting the Google-powered laptop. If you are not among the surprise coupon clippers those snatched one up during the surprise sale at Gilt some weeks ago, you can now pick up the Chromebook of your own now. It is Artic White exterior now, if you want silver colored one, wait for some more days, the Titan Silver edition is still in pre-order mode at both Best Buy and Amazon. Hit on the source link to pre-order

Gadgets Category

PlayBook Hits UK One Day Ahead

We know already that RIMs PlayBook was on its way to UK and will be released today. But, BlackBerry fans got that yesterday. Phones4u announced that its stocking the 7-inch tablet in their stores yesterday one day ahead of release date. If you just cant wait means go to the retailer at Tottenham Court Road or Oxford Street locations in London. For more details read the press release

PC & Tech Category

Kaspersky Pure Review

For: User Interface, Password manager, Remote managementAgainst: Spam filter, Slow updates, Comparison of Secure performance with NortonKaspersky Pure is more than an anti-virus and firewall protection. It offers Kaspersky Pure. This package is mainly targeting the home users who need a protection and all in one package.

Gadgets Category

Garmin To Purchase Navigon

The Garmin plans to acquire Navigon leaked out earlier this month, now there is a official word from the GPS giant will bring the smaller company under its wing in July. The regulatory approval is pending, the deal would have Navigon, one of the largest GPS brands in Europe, functions as a subsidiary of Garmin, got much stronger presence in North America. The companies were unable to reveal any financial information, but the priced the deal in the mid double eight million Euro range. It will take major effects in the US, where the company has smartphone apps but hasnt sold dedicated GPS devices in several years. For more details read the press release

Gadgets Category

DXG Camera Costs $70

Now you can buy a 3D cam for your kids for just $70, after turning off the Home Shopping Network, the DXG-018 3D camera will run you just under $70, but, its worth when your little early adopter grows up to be a gadget fined with 15 maxed-out credit cards and $80,000 in debt. They will be teething on a 1.4.4-inch LCD, dual lenses, an SD card, and a pair of AA batteries. It also includes three 3D viewers, display 4 by 6 inch prints in three dimensions. DXG says the cam was created for kids in the mind, shipping in green, yellow, orange, yellow, pink, and lavender colors. For more details read the press release

Apple Category

Brandos iPad2 Telescope Good For Next Apple Keynote

With the introduction to Super Gear Telescope, you may have seen the movie Rear Window might have played differently, had some handed Jimmy Stewarts character an iPad to play with. It seems that the plot would have been mostly the same, just as he finished beating Angry Birds. The Brando add-on brings 6x zoom to the iPad 2 and looks far less awkward than its iPhone predecessor. The $26 seems to be good price for this.

Apple Category

Apple Selling Unlocked iPhone 4 For $649

An unlocked iPhone 4 will still works only on AT&Ts 3G bands but Apple started selling its smartphone without any carrier partially on its US online store. The main attraction is you can be able to take the phone abroad and switch MicroSIMs to your hearts content, an experience that most nations are already well accustomed to. The $649 for 16GB and $749 for 32GB models for American buyers, they are more affordable than the unlocked pricing elsewhere. Click on the source link to buy yours.

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