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The first word that came to our mind when handling the HTC 7 Mozart was “classy.” The aluminum unibody construction conveys a rare sense of rigidity and durability to this phone, while its overall curvature, 3.7-inch LCD screen, and ergonomics invoke memories of the company’s Desire and Nexus One Android products. Which is no bad thing, particularly if you thought the Desire was a fine phone that could do with a more upmarket enclosure.

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HTC 7 Mozart first hands-on (update: video!)

Alright, so by now we all know that HTC’s HD7 is mostly a HD2 in imperial new clothes, but let’s give the new phone a chance, shall we? We’ve just gotten to grips with the latest member of HTC’s 4.3-inch brigade and predictably enough it feels just as snappy as the rest of the Windows Phone 7 devices introduced today. Navigation is blazingly quick, interrupted only by Microsoft’s excessive fascination with animated screen transitions. Clearly, designing the new WP7 OS around hard-set minimum specs has paid off for Microsoft, whose end product exhibits a great deal of polish.

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HTC HD7 preview (update: video!)

We just got a quick look at the HTC 7 Surround for AT&T, running that brand-spanking-new Windows Phone 7 OS you’ve been hearing so much about. The phone has a kickstand to help it show off its standout feature: a slide-out “Dolby Surround Sound” speaker. Stand by for more impressions and video, but for now check out the gallery below. Update: Video is live! Here are some thoughts: We were impeded by the security device holding the phone down, but from what we could tell the Surround is a quality device — we’d expect no less from HTC. It is built of plastic, but it pulls off that certain premium look and feel

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HTC 7 Surround first hands-on! (update: video)

One thing you’ll notice about this crop of Windows Phone 7 handsets is the power of the processor. Each one – almost ten in all – run 1GHz+ Snapdragon processors. With the average desktop or laptop processor running at about 2GHz (let’s say single core speed here), we’re talking about phones that have the power of a half-decade old PC.

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The Era Of the Uber-Smartphone Is Here

The party starts soon! We’re at the venue and about to get going, so tune back in at the times below! 03:30AM – Hawaii 06:30AM – Pacific 07:30AM – Mountain 08:30AM – Central 09:30AM – Eastern 02:30PM – London 03:30PM – Paris 05:30PM – Moscow 10:30PM – Tokyo Continue reading Live from Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 launch event Live from Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 launch event originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 11 Oct 2010 10:15:00 EDT.

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Live from Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 launch event

It’s been a long time coming and it’s finally here: Microsoft has released their eagerly awaited Windows Phone 7, a distinct break from everything that came before and a complete overhaul of Microsoft’s aged OS. Windows Phone 7 uses an entirely new UI based around “hubs,” points of activity on the screen. Some hubs bring up email, others bring up photos and games

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Microsoft Launches Windows Phone 7 But Does Anyone Care?

From the screenshot below it now looks like Sprint will be launching the BlackBerry Oxford on October 31st. Sprint is marketing the Oxford as a mobile “for the person looking for a high quality stylish device in a familiar flip form factor.” The Blackberry Oxford is equipped with a 240 x 320 pixel external display and a 360 x 400 pixel internal display, 5 megapixel camera with flash and video recording, optical trackpad, Wi-Fi, Stereo Bluetooth, GPS, visual voicemail and an 8GB microSD card in the box. The Oxford will runBlackBerry 6 with access to the BlackBerry App World, Sprint Navigation, Sprint Zone, Sprint Music Plus, Sprint TV, Sprint Football Live and Nascar Sprint Cup Mobile. When launched the Blackberry Oxford will be available in grey and maybe available in purple very soon.

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BlackBerry Oxford Arriving October 31st?

System administrators generally have no problem at all when it comes to performing backups and restores on the server backend – perhaps even with their eyes closed.  While capability upgrades such as increased mailbox sizes and the ability to handle more simultaneous users are undoubtedly important, there is a lot more to be gained in deploying Outlook with Microsoft Exchange. Today, I want to look at a number of useful features in Outlook and Exchange that you might have missed out on. Share that Calendar Want to call a meeting, but unsure about the best time to schedule it?  Why not share calendars with key colleagues?  This will allow you to consult their work schedule for when they will be out of the office or other scheduled meetings, and can be particularly useful for personal assistants

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Useful Features in Outlook and Exchange that you may have Missed

Canoical has officially released the latest version of Ubuntu, Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick Meerkat for netbooks, notebooks, desktops and tablet computers. The latest version features a new user interface for netbooks and other devices with small displays, plus there is also updated email, office and music applications

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Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick Meerkat Download Available

It is time to announce the winner of last weeks contest, the prize was a brand new pair of Thinksound headphones, and as usual the contest was really popular with a total of 706 entries. Here are the details of the lucky winner. The winner was chosen using a random number generator.

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Winner Of The Thinksound Headphones – Geeky Gadgets Giveaway

Line2 got a lot of buzz from David Pogue, New York Times technology guru and hardcore iPhone user, as well as Entrepreneur, Mashable and others. So why does everyone think this VOIP app is so amazing? Alex decides to check it out. (For more on how Line2 and how it compares to, say, Google Voice, scroll down below the vid.)  So how does Line2 compare with Google Voice? It’s very similar, but there are some key differences

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TiP iPhone App Review: Line2

We’re looking for a new name for the next edition of the Make: Leatherman Juice CS4! Got any suggestions? If we like yours, we’ll send you one of the tools when it comes out, sporting the new name! But here’s the rub: We need your suggestions NOW, before tomorrow afternoon Pacific time

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Help us name our next Leatherman CS4! NOW!

This unlocked cell phone is compatible with GSM carriers like T-Mobile. Not all carrier features may be supported. It will not work with CDMA carriers like Verizon Wireless, Alltel and Sprint. Unlocked Tri-band cell phone compatible with GSM 900/1800/1900, UMTS 900/2100 plus GPRS/EDGE data capabilities.

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LG BL20 Chocolate Unlocked Cell Phone with 5 MP Camera, Bluetooth , FM Radio, E-mail and MicroSD Slot–International Version with Warranty

I just got the email this afternoon, but apparently today-only PopCap is offering the full Bejeweled 2 for free! On October 10, we’re celebrating 10 years of Bejeweled, and we got you a little something. Here is the game description: Get set to play the PopCap game that set the standard in casual gaming! Match sparkling gems three at a time to make them burst in showers of color and points. Match four or more to create flashy power gems that boost your score and your mood with brilliant cascades and combos. Soar to gem-matching heights in Classic mode, or speed through matches against the clock in Action.

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Gear Games Deal: 10/10/10 Only – Get Bejeweled 2 Free!

Wireless USB modem with support for Sprint’s EV-DO Revision A high-speed network Plugs into laptop’s USB port or included docking cradle; highly efficient antenna Maximum wireless data access speeds of up to 3.1 Mbps download and 1.8 Mbps upload Built-in GPS antenna and support for location-based services (LBS); adjustable USB connector A new robust antenna connector is also provided (hidden under removal rubber cap) for attaching an optional external antenna Product Description This Mobile Broadband card provides good performance and value. Send and receive large email with attachments and surf the Web with ease. With the evolution to EV-DO Revision A, users in markets where it is rolled out, will experience faster average download speeds of 600 kbps – 1.4 Mbps and average upload speeds of 350 – 500 kbps. Amazon.com Product Description The AirCard 595U USB modem is the latest addition to the Sierra Wireless family of wireless products. Packaged in a stylish, compact housing, the AirCard 595U USB modem either plugs directly into your laptop’s USB port or the included docking cradle, letting home and enterprise users enjoy wireless EV-DO connectivity whether waiting at an airport, relaxing at a hotel, or meeting a client at a restaurant.

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Sierra Wireless AC595U EVDO USB Modem

A few months back I got the opportunity to try out a checkpoint-friendly bag, and I have to say I was convinced.  If you’re a frequent traveler, or simply sick to friggin’ death about the undress-and-unpack kabuki dance at airports these days, you should seriously consider getting one–they definitely make life at check-through easier. And now good ol’ GD sponsor Skooba is offering a couple of new bags in the checkpoint-friendly category

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Skooba Announces Two New Checkpoint-friendly Bags

Today John Lennon would have turned 70, had he not been shot in December of 1980. In November of 1980 he released his last record, Double Fantasy, after 5 years on hiatus from music recording

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Celebrate the 70th Anniversary of John Lennon’s Birth With A Live Concert Recording

4” AMOLED touch screen and QWERTY Real-time work and personal emails Maps with free GPS navigation 8 MP camera and HD video Fully integrated social networks Real-time emails with Mail for Exchange. Easy access to your work and private email accounts from the same view. Create, edit and share office docs and view PDF files with Adobe Reader. Get fast, secure intranet access with the built-in

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The Nokia e7-00

Motorola has filed complaint in the United States District Courts in two states plus with the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) on 18 of it’s patent infringements. The technology in question includes antenna design, wireless email, location based services and data syncronization. Motorola is asking ITC to bar Apple from selling, advertising and warehousing the alleged infringing products – iPhone; iPod; iPad. And the company is asking the Federal courts to stop Apple from using its patented technology and to pay for its past infringment.

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Motorola Sues Apple

The line between phones and computers becomes more blurred with every few months of technology that passes. The original move was the release of the iPhone , and the subsequent smartphone releases that followed. These handsets featured call, mobile email and text capabilities, cameras as per previous phone models, and increased usability such as word processors, applications, and a touchscreen. Connection ports were added so that phones no longer served solely as contact devices, but could be hooked up to other systems and used for entertainment purposes. After a few generations of the smartphone, and in a different part of the technology family, the popularity of the netbook laptop, Apple had a groundbreaking idea to merge the two into a new form of technology – the tablet computer.

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The Blackberry Playbook: The Ipad’s Succesor?

You might have heard the next gen iPad will include a miniUSB port, but for those looking for an easier interface today, or want a standard USB interface for even the upcoming iPad, you should get the USB connector kit from USB Fever. The kit has a SD and USB connector which talks with the iPad through the female Apple connector you use for synchronizing or connecting to your computer.The kit gives you an easier way to upload images, video and PDF documents.  It also gives you an easier way to connect your iPhone or other digital camera or video recorder to your iPad.  Hell, you could almost toss out the PC…oh way, you’ve still got to sync and update. The USB port could also be used to connect your keyboard to the iPad for typing emails, etc.  Sure you all love the keypad on the iPad, but it’s still not as easy to use as a traditional keyboard. USBFever webpage [$35] . Powered By: 2010 USB Powered Gadgets and more..

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Don’t Limit Your iPad From USB