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It looks like Bla1ze over at CrackBerry.com got his hands on an alpha release of  the Skyfire for BlackBerry mobile internet browser.  All I know is that if Skyfire for BlackBerry can do for the BlackBerry what it did for Windows Mobile devices and Nokia smartphones, browsing the internet on a BlackBerry will no longer take a backseat to the likes  of the iPhone, Android devices,  the Palm Pre, and pretty much every other smartphone built in the last two years. [ Source ]

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Skyfire For BlackBerry In Alpha Testing

If felt isn’t fine and you are bah-humbug about bamboo, consider a crystaline case from Swarovski. The $66 metal case is covered with crystals from Swarovski and is available in several styles, including chromium-plated black, silver-plated pink and gold-plated pink and clear crystals. The case, from Audrey Charm, promises the crystal bling won’t block your ability to access your iPhone and includes a neopreme lining to protect your Apple communications device. For iPhone fans with a bit more cash on hand, they can opt for a diamond case from Russian designer GnG. The carbon fiber case has an 18-carat gold case with 600 diamonds

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Elonex launches its first 6-inch eBook Reader where it allow users to download ebooks via Borders’ eBook Download Store. The reader is just over a third of an inch thick and weighs 6.5oz, with a battery life that is claimed to last 8,000 page turns. The e-Ink screen is said to be two and a

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Samsung has released SCH-W760, the first mobile handset that comes with with an infrared camera that allows users to hold video conference calls in low-light environments. The slider also has a traditional, rear-facing 3-megapixel camera and otherwise features a 2.8-inch AMOLED display with 240×400 resolution.

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The iPhone is a hot handset and we do mean its temperature. The phone can overheat and that can be pretty annoying. Even Apple has officially acknowledged the problem . A little late you might say since the iPhone has been around for more than two years

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Officially, Sony’s PSPgo is only clocking in at 333MHz like the rest of its brothers and sisters , but as the gang at Sony Insider found out in the FCC filing, the internal processor actually maxes out at 480MHz. What that means for gamers is probably nothing in the near future, since the firmware’ll underclock it to standard speeds and we’ve seen absolutely no sign Sony’s interested in releasing software exclusively for the UMD-less iteration at this point. Of course, the opportunity to capitalize on the upped hardware is gonna be there, and we still remember a noticeable difference in the technical quality of games released after Sony bumped its original PSP’s clockspeed from 266MHz to its max 333MHz , but for now, it’s just something to keep in the back of your mind

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PSPgo packs a 480MHz processor, probably not crossing 333MHz mark

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The Hero has been approved by the FCC now and the newest HTC Android phone is ready for the U.S. market. The FCC mentions that the Hero comes with 850/1900 MHz 3G support which suggests that AT&T could launch the Hero at some point in the future.

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HTC Hero Gets Approved by the FCC

Looks like the Archos 9 Windows 7 tablet has made it out of the labs (and controlled show floor settings) and into the hands of Crave UK, where that seemingly-amazing resistive touchscreen continues to impress — so much so that they initially thought it was a capacitive unit. We actually pinged Crave ed Nate Lanxon to find out what was up, and the real story appears to be a mystery — either Archos PR is mistaken in telling everyone that it’s a resistive screen, or the company has somehow improved the tech to the point where it’s virtually indistinguishable from a capacitive display. Given our experience with previous Archos resistive touchscreen devices that felt like mush, we’ve got to say we’re going with Occam’s Razor on this and that it’s really capacitive, but we’re definitely ready to be proven wrong — hey Archos, you feel like sending us a new toy to play with? Filed under: Tablet PCs Archos 9 Windows 7 tablet does a little hands-on time originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 02 Jul 2009 18:16:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds .

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