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Research in Motion was never too big on trying new form factors for their Blackberry devices. Sure, RIM  might be playing with some pretty far out things on drawing boards in R&D labs, but when it comes to actual Blackberry devices, they are extremely conservative. Wide or traditional candybar form factor is the way to go. But even RIM has to try something new sometimes

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High quality Blackberry Bold 9800 slider pics, BB OS 6 video walkthrough pop up in China

There’s a new kind of mobile phone on the block, the Streak is Dell’s first foray into the UK market and offers something very different to the majority of handsets. Powered by Android the new Dell Streak 16GB offers massive 5 inch touch screen and is referred to as a crossover between a mobile phone

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Dell Streak Deals – Dell Streak 16GB on O2

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MetroPCS doesn’t have any Android devices at the moment, but Motorola could solve this problem soon, with a new Moto Cliq -like smartphone. The unannounced smartphone seems to be running Android 2.1, it has a 4-row QWERTY keyboard, a touchscreen of unknown dimensions (around 3 inches), and a weirdly-positioned home key. According to AndroidGuys , the new Moto Android handset will come with MotoBlur, a 3MP camera, and a 600MHz processor. It’s not a high-end phone, that’s for sure, but this ain’t that bad, because it will allow MetroPCS to sell it for a low price. The new Motorola Android phone will probably be available in the second half of the year, when MetroPCS plans to launch its 4G / LTE network, and its first LTE phone – the Samsung r900 .

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Android 2.1 Motorola phone for MetroPCS leaked

Troubleshoot is nothing but to isolate the source of a problem and fix it, typically through a process of elimination whereby possible sources of the problem are investigated and eliminated beginning with the most obvious or easiest problem to fix. Vision Helpdesk allows you to add troubleshoot help on your client portals – that can help your clients to solve their problems on their own thus reducing the support tickets on your helpdesk.

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The seemingly unstoppable march of Android devices continues, with yet another Android device being announced, this time we have the Motorola FlipOut with MotoBlur . It’s one of the strengths of the Android OS, that it is not tied to any one particular manufacturer. Whereas Apple have their iPhone OS, and Symbian is found more often than not on Nokia devices, Android has products from Samsung, Sony Ericsson, LG, Motorola , and lesser known names such as Huawei, Dell, Acer and Asus. The wide variety of manufacturers also brings a lot of creative thinking to these products, and whilst the traditional PDA look is the most common, there are a few devices that offer something a little different in the style department, and the Motorola FlipOut certainly comes under that heading. The shape of the FlipOut is square, with the phone measuring 67mm up and 67mm across

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Recently, somebody, who had his hands on the Nokia N8, which can record videos in HD, recorded a Rihanna concert with the same phone. Check out the video below. Also, you can download the full file here , its in MP4 format.The video quality is pretty amazing and Nokia’s N8 delivers what it has been promising.

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Rihanna Concert Recorded Using Nokia N8

I’m pretty sure every time I see this unreleased BlackBerry Slider I want it more and more. A Chinese blog ( Berrytimes.cn ) has just posted some of the best seen pictures to date, including a detailed 16 minute long video of the Slider 9800 in action.

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BlackBerry Slider 9800 + BlackBerry 6 Detailed Hands-On

Is this the Modu T-Phone? (update: yes!) Modu reminds us a bit of Neonode back in the day — their products are virtually impossible to find and you don’t hear about them terribly often, but when you do , it’s almost always interesting news. We’d heard last year that the company would be following its first model with a touch-centric device , and TheGadgetSpot seems to have the straight dope on the new unit, said to be called ‘T-Phone’ with a full touchscreen and a 3G radio

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Is this the Modu T-Phone? (update: yes!)

Motorola i1 hitting Boost Mobile June 20th Just like we said last night , June 20th will see the U.S. retail release of the Motorola i1 . It will be available from Boost Mobile retailers as well as from both Best Buy and Best Buy Mobile

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Motorola i1 hitting Boost Mobile June 20th

Sexy new BlackBerry 9800 slider pics emerge We’ve seen it in pictures , we’ve seen it in videos , and we even know when it’s coming , but just like you we simply cannot get enough of the BlackBerry 9800 slider. And for all of you dyed in the wool BlackBerry fans that are starting to go nuts with all of the talk of the EVO 4G and WWDC, here are some great news pics of the 9800 that surfaced thanks to berrytimes.cn While the pics don’t provide us with any new information per se, they are the clearest shots we can hope for until the phone is officially released and we whip out one of our EOS 5D Mk IIs. Hit the jump for more pics than you can shake a stick at.

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Sexy new BlackBerry 9800 slider pics emerge

Nokia E73 Mode Officially Announced for T-Mobile USA Nokia’s handsets are some of the most iconic devices in the market, and now one of the most popular handsets for the manufacturer is all set to make its appearance here in the States, on an official carrier. While other models, like a variation of the E71, have been here stateside for awhile now, the E73 Mode is much like its European version, with just a little less chrome attached to the hardware

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Nokia E73 Mode Officially Announced for T-Mobile USA

GSM HTC Hero Finally Starts to get Android 2.1 The HTC Hero, which was initially launched in Europe back in 2009, was the flagship device to showcase Android 1.5. For all intents and purposes, it was the next best thing to sliced bread at the time, and it was only made better by HTC’s customized Sense User Interface (UI).

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GSM HTC Hero Finally Starts to get Android 2.1

LG Sentio, dLite, and GS170 Bring LG to T-Mobile for the First Time T-Mobile’s no slouch when it comes to handsets. They’ve managed to pick up quite a few high-profile devices over the years (HTC G1, HTC HD2, Google’s Nexus One (also manufactured by HTC)), but there’s been one hardware manufacturer out there that’s been notoriously absent from T-Mobile’s line-up. LG. But, as today marks an official announcement from both companies, it’s looking like LG is hitting the magenta carrier with a bang, as they’re planning to offer three new handsets come this Summer

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LG Sentio, dLite, and GS170 Bring LG to T-Mobile for the First Time

I have my iPhone 3G for more then a year now but I still don’t have a stand alone charger for it. When I’m away from home I always borrow one. But cable chargers are always a hassle, I have no patience for cables if I have to take them along with me. Now thanks to ThinkGeek you can buy the Cordless Wall Charger for the iPhone and iPods for the nice price of 29.99 dollars. This device is compact and easy to throw in your bag with the rest of your stuff without everything getting tangled.

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Cordless Wall Charger for iPhone

CrackBerry has probably the best looking pictures of the BlackBerry Bold 9800 Slider , rumored to hit AT&T by months end, to hit the web yet.  I have no intention on moving to AT&T to get this device, however, I must say what an awfully good looking device the Bold 9800 Slider is. If the June release rumors are true, we should, unless Apple AT&T is going the Verizon route and officially announcing the Bold 9800 Slider less 24 hours before the time of it’s release, start to hear official word on this device any time now. [Via CrackBerry.com ] More Awfully Good Looking Pictures Of The BlackBerry Bold 9800 Slider Hit The Web is a post from: RIMarkable Related posts: Video: BlackBerry Bold (9800?), A.K.A.

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More Awfully Good Looking Pictures Of The BlackBerry Bold 9800 Slider Hit The Web

Overall, the Google TV looks very good and would be a great product, but will still be complex and hard to understand, because it uses the Android software.  On the other hand, the Apple TV will be easier to use, cheaper and much more attractive. At this moment, Apple knows everything that the customer wants regarding gadgets, the software and applications that they can use on them, unlike Google, which only knows everything that it is to know about the Internet. The Apple Company doesn’t care about what the customer thinks, they just simply release a gadget that is easy to use by everyone, especially for those who don’t know how to use a computer.  There are rumors that the new Apple TV will not have Ethernet. If you don’t know, the Ethernet can work faster, and it’s more reliable, but this is one of the reasons why Apple is so successful.  They make these decisions for the customer and their successful. Even if the Apple TV has about as many features as the Google TV, at this point it doesn’t really matter

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The TV is the next step for Google and Apple to put their ads

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 HTML5 and Apple Web Standards Apple just launched a page where people can test and play with HTML to see the difference form themselves. I’m guessing it was in response to the drama around their exclusion of Flash.  “Every new Apple mobile device and every new Mac — along with the latest version of Apple’s Safari web browser — supports web standards including HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript.

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Ever since we heard the news of Square and how they were aiming to change the face of credit card processing and transactions, we’d been excited to try it out. Square wants to give everyone the ability to accept credit cards as payment, making it simple to do with your mobile smartphone device