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Nokia X3, the slider with a 3.2-megapixel camera and 2.2-inch screen. Stereo speakers, dedicated music keys and support for up to 16GB of storage via microSD card. The X3 also sports an active homescreen where you can see your contacts, friends and current music playing. Thanks to the Flight Mode, now you can continue listening to your favourite music while flying. Bluetooth 2.1 is supported with stereo audio profiles for wireless musical enjoyment.

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Nokia X3 – The First Series40 Device To Sport Ovi Store

Nokia’s main desktop application for syncing content between phone and PC, downloading maps, backing up data, and updating software. This update processed lots of feedback coming from user, categorized those to different areas, studied and fixed many errors, added many new ideas into backlog, and of reported error reports are fixed. * Fixed for Thunderbird 3.0 support, now you can choose Thunderbird 3.0 for contacts sync in Nokia Ovi Suite * Fixes for multiple crash errors detected during Beta testing, for example related to maps view and calendar sync * Improvements in overall Nokia Ovi Suite stability * Many fixes to sync reliability * Fixes issues related to ovi.com contacts sync (automatic sync option for contacts didn’t work properly) * Improved checking for new software updates and other fixes to software updater features * Fixes to video support, improvements into video support stability * Fix for SIS application installation (double clicking SIS now works properly and starts installation procedure into device) * Many fixes to Nokia Ovi Suite UI localizations (languages) Download: Ovi Suite 2.1 Beta [2010-01-29]

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Fixed Updated Nokia for Ovi Suite 2.1 Beta

DACport has a niche USB sound system that promises to bring increased music fidelity to your computer as well as more volume. Digital recordings that are compressed to popular formats like MP3 and OGG do suffer some of the side effects of being shrunk down; those with an ear for audio miss the fine details removed from their originals. The DACport from CEntrance packs a 24-bit DAC that can improve and restore quality back to your down-sampled compressed digital recordings. Their AdaptiWave technology requires no drivers or software all the work is done inside the hot-dog sized adapter

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DACport – A High-fidelity USB Headphone Amplifier

Most predictions from yesterday’s Apple iPad Event was that we would see some sort of preview of the next iPhone OS–which never came. However, not all hope has been lost as Apple has updated their iPhone SDK (to support the iPad) to now allow VoIP over 3G! iPad Skype Calls Over 3G Are Imminent What does this mean? That means VoIP apps like Skype will now be able to make calls over 3G , without the need to jailbreak (and install 3G Unrestrictor ).

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iPhone SDK Now Allows VoIP Over 3G: iPad + Skype Soon?

Now that Steve Jobs has finally unveiled the iPad , lets quickly list down the complete list of features that makes the iPad one of the most advanced tablet / eBook reader on the of face of this earth. If you ask me, I was expecting more out of yesterday’s keynotes. Anyways, looks like Apple is going to come back with a bang when the launch the OS 4.0 for iPad , iPhone and iPod Touch

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Complete Feature List Of Apple iPad

Around two decades after introducing of the first tablet PC, in particular with the personal computer handled with a stylus, Apple announced yesterday during their usual Keynote event a new Multi Touch device, the famous iPad or “iTampon”… We won’t introduce you the all-new iPad since most of you guys are aware with this new “Tablet” Device… I Think most of you were waiting for Steve Jobs announcement… But, we propose you a brief sum up of what the web thinks about this new beast. But in the case of you were hibernating this winter, just a reminder regarding the specs: The iPad is new kind of Multi Touch Tablet featuring a 9.7 inch LED LED-backlit glossy widescreen with a resolution of 1024 x 768, 16GB / 32GB / 64GB of Flash drive, a 1GHz Apple A4 custom-designed processor, Wi-Fi (802.11 a/b/g/n), Bluetooth 2.1 +EDR, 3G, accelerometer, Ambient Light Sensor, Dock connector, 3.5-mm stereo headphones, Built-in speakers, SIM card tray, Built-in 25Whr rechargeable lithium-polymer battery (Up to 10 hours battery life span). Dimensions: 242.8mm (H) x 189.7mm (W) x 13.4mm (D) Weight: 0.73kg (Wi-Fi + 3G model) For Gizmodo US, the iPad is “ simply beautiful, surprisingly light, Starky designed, and fast ”. Regarding the overall quality, the screen looks nice capable to display small text crisply, the “ touch responds like a dream ”. Engadget side, it’s singing the same tune: The screen is stunning… However, for Engadget, the device seems to be far from light

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O.T.: iPad, what does the web think?

There has been a lot of buzz around the Apple Tablet these past few months, mainly because the people at Apple kept all the info uber exclusive. Rumors and speculation bred rampantly over forums and blogs, nothing more than mere hearsay because nothing official had been released from the Apple camp… that is until today. At an Apple product event, it was announced the rumored Apple tablet, called the iPad, does in fact exist and is to be expected in stores by July 2010. It will come with its very own app store and over 1,400 apps

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The Apple iPad: A First Look

Motorola ( NYSE: MOT )’s next Android, code-named Zeppelin, may be unveiled at the Mobile World Congress next month in Barcelona. The Zeppelin package includes a 3.1” HVGA display, Wi-Fi, GPS, HDMI out, 3.5mm headphone jack, and 5 megapixel camera with flash, all surrounding a juicy core of Android, wrapped in a thick layer of motoblur. This picture looks distinctly different than what we saw of the Zeppelin in China , but either there will be some casing changes depending on where it’s launching, or Moto’s gone with a new look since those initial models. MWC is obviously focused on European wireless, but there were rumours that the Zeppelin would be coming to the U.S. , and could be a nice option for those who were looking for something a little smoother than the droid .

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Motorola Zeppelin to Show up at Mobile World Congress?

Ending months (years?) of rumors, Apple today officially unveiled their tablet computer named the Apple iPad. During a January 27 2010 Apple Event, Apple CEO Steve Jobs called the iPad “way better than a laptop, way better than a phone”. The iPad weights in only 1.5 pounds, which is currently lighter than any netbook, and comes in at 0.5 inches thin. The device also includes a 9.7-inch IPS display (looks 4:3?) .

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Apple Announces iPad Media Device

The long-awaited Apple Tablet has just been officially announced, and it’s not called the iTablet of iSlate: it’s the Apple iPad – a simple and quite nice name. Steve Jobs himself is presenting the Apple iPad as being revolutionary and magical, saying that it’s better than both a phone and a laptop.

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iPhone OS-based Apple iPad (tablet) officially announced, prices start at $500 (video)

If you have a kid and a car with a built in DVD player, you should check out the IR68KG02 Wireless Headphones from Kidz Gear . They have been designed to be 100% compatible with U.S. vehicles equipped with built-in IR DVD/video systems and are lightweight, with child-sized headbands and comfortably padded ear-cups

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Wireless Headphones for Kids

There’s a little over an hour until Apple’s Steve Jobs takes to the stage to – we’re presuming – announce the new Apple tablet , but to tide you over how about some purported leaked images of the slate’s casing.  Briefly showing up on a Chinese messageboard, and then promptly deleted, these shots show an indecently thin chassis together with several cut-outs and notches presumably for charging, buttons and headphones. Judging by one of the photos – which shows four of the casings along with a pretty intimidating robot arm – the shots were taken during wireless radiation testing.  The tablet is presumed to have an internal 3G connection – perhaps even support for both Verizon and AT&T – so that certainly makes sense. Earlier on today shots of the front of the tablet – including the device powered on – were seemingly leaked

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Apple tablet casing leaks?

The Plattan headphones from new kid on the block Urbanears don’t always produce the clearest audio, but they look stylish, are fairly affordable and seem durable. If you mainly listen to hip-hop and want headphones with plenty of bass, volume and style, the Plattans could be a suitable option

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Urbanears Plattan review

If you have had your eye on an Android-powered MID, the Archos 7 has surfaced. The device is a larger version of the Archos 5 that has been around for a while. The new MID has a larger 7-inch color LCD touch screen than the Archos 5 sports. The MID is set to ship in March with the 8GB version selling for £ 149.99 including VAT and it can be pre-ordered now

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Archos 7 Android tablet details surface in full

Some of our readers will remember the MSI Wind U135 netbook that was announced back in December, good news if you have been waiting for one as they are now available. The MSI Wind U135 is MSI’s first netbook to uses the Intel Pine Trail platfrom, and it comes with an Intel Atom N450 1.66GHz processor, plus a 10 inch LCD display with a resolution of 1024 x 600. Memory comes in the form of  1GB of DDR2 RAM, and you get a choice of either a 160GB or 250GB hard drive. The MSI U135 also features a 1.3 megapixel web camera, three USB 2.0 ports, D-Sub, mic-in, headphone, RJ45, and a four in one memory card reader. You get a choice of either a three cell or six cell battery, and it comes in a variety of colors, which include silver, charcoal, ruby and saphire

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MSI Wind U135 Pine Trail Netbook Now Available

Nokia has recently introduced the Nokia X6 16GB, a full touchscreen handset that has a 3.2-inch full touchscreen display in 16:9 ratio (360 x 640 pixels) and 16 million colors. Available in all black, all white, white with pink highlights and white with yellow highlights colors, the phone is powered by a 433.9MHz processor with a 5-megapixel camera with dual flash LED for low light photography, Bluetooth 2.0, a 3.5mm headphone jack, A-GPS and WLAN. The Nokia X6 16GB will be sold without the Come with Music service but will come with the latest Symbian S60 5th edition.

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Nokia X6 16GB Is Now Official

So Hello Kitty is too pink for you, eh? Hey, we can totally agree with that sentiment. Many of us prefer black over pink, yet we still have a fondness for Hello Kitty. The new Hello Kitty Music Player Premium DX might be perfect for those of you who agree with that sentiment.

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iriver Unleashes Black Hello Kitty Swarovski Laden MP3 Player

While I was buzzing about over on the FCC website today, I came across this mysterious new device from France’s Thomson and Technicolor called the PoMMeS. The funny thing is that the word “pomme” is the French word for “apple”, so in a way, you are looking at the first pics of an apple tablet. The gadget is a wireless multimedia playback device, and according to the PoMMeS user manual , it’s designed to proved access to TV programs, VOIP video calling, as well as web browsing and other online services. The 8-inch, 800 x 480 LCD touchscreen includes a stylus, so I’m not sure if you can use your fingertips to control it or not

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thomson technicolor pommes: mystery iptv tablet has nothing to do with apple

Kaspersky Lab, Internet security solutions company presents, Kaspersky Mobile Security (KMS) 8.0 to protect your phone from the threat of information technology, critical data leakage from mobile phone is lost or stolen, as well as track the location of the missing phone. Kaspersky Mobile Security v8.0.51 is designed to ensure complex protection of mobile devices. The product provides the following functionality to the user.

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Kaspersky Mobile Security v8.0.51 license until 2048

KEmulator is a mobile java game emulator aimed at the game developers. KEmulator provides kinds of utilities making our developers more effectively, and it supports most of the popular mobile platforms. Whats more is that with this application you can even open java apps like opera mini, ucweb, etc. as such as you open it from your phone (including net facilities) Lite version is free and it has all the features necessary, like jsr75, proxy input, screen size adjustment, keypad mapping etc. It’s written in java, and the UI is based on SWT© win32.Now, the follow APIs are implemented: MIDP 2.0(JSR118), NokiaUI 1.1, Samsung 1.0, Sprint pcs, M3G 1.1(JSR184), OpenGL ES(JSR239), WMA1.0(JSR120), Bluetooth(JSR82), PDA PIM(JSR75) System Requirement : Windows 2000 or later and JDK1.4.2 or later Usage : 1

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Play Java 3D games on PC

FLO TV is a new service that streams high resolution Live TV to compatible cell phones and portable devices. Their flagship hardware is the FLO TV Personal Television . The device is a touchscreen handheld device that weighs 156g and is similar in size to an iPhone, with a convenient built-in kickstand. We were initially very impressed with the device when we first got to check it out , but now that we finally got a chance to put our review sample through its paces, we can recommend the FLO TV Personal TV, even though it’s a first generation device

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FLO TV Personal Television Review