New feature from WorldMate automatically captures your itinerary

In our best free summer travel apps , along with our massive top free BlackBerry apps list, we featured WorldMate. I first learned about the app at WES 2008 and have been hooked ever since. As I said in the summer apps post, it’s like the folder my dad used to keep when my family traveled

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New feature from WorldMate automatically captures your itinerary


Word Absurd is an Uncommonly Good Word Search

Word searches are all the more fun when you’re searching for the bizarre words rather than the mundane. Word Absurd by developer new-comer Trephination Proved Worthless LLC is a collection of word searches where the hidden words are slightly more unique than the standard fare. Logically grouped according to categories, Word Absurd words aren’t in your average Sunday paper puzzle. Word Absurd features a broad array of categories from Down of the Farm (things on a farm) to Doggy Style (pets). The words aren’t displayed on the puzzle screen and hunting for words relevent to the category is half the fun

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Word Absurd is an Uncommonly Good Word Search


HelloTXT Seeks to Streamline Social Media Posting

HelloTXT is designed to update your myriad of social networks from within one application. It is a great concept, but a bit buggy in its current form. HelloTXT is a universal app that works across iOS devices. All the major social media networks are here: Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare, Google Buzz; over 50 in total

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HelloTXT Seeks to Streamline Social Media Posting


Skepticism Mounts Regarding Microsoft’s Mobile Platform

I really hate to contribute to the mounting skepticism regarding whether Windows Phone 7 has a chance, because at a certain point it can become self-fulfilling. On the other hand, you as consumers need to make choices, so it’s important to be open about the issues. And those issues are: Will developers be motivated to create apps? Will manufacturers make the phones?

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Skepticism Mounts Regarding Microsoft’s Mobile Platform


BlackBerry OS 6.0

BlackBerry have given us another sneak peek of their upcoming new Operating System, OS 6.0. As well as on forthcoming devices, the new OS is rumoured to be compatible with some of the more recent BlackBerry devices, such as the BlackBerry 9700 . This would be good news for many loyal BlackBerry users; the videos of the new OS seem to indicate a touch-based interface, which would restrict availability on current devices to the Storm and Storm 2 , hardly the most popular of recent BlackBerry handsets. The new features of OS 6.0 include integrated feeds from social networks, a universal search option, and the all new web browser, which offers a significantly improved browsing experience

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5 Billion Mobile Phone Connections Worldwide

According to a recent report , in the last 18 months more than one billion mobile phone connections were made, making the total number of connections more than 5 billion. This means on average that for every six people in the world, five own a mobile phone. In some countries, mobile penetration is more than 100%, and in the UK alone 30 million phones are sold, every year.

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Sony Dash Can Be Used Worldwide

Have you noticed Sony Dash? the most advanced alarm clock today from Sony now has been available for you wherever you are. As long as you are be able to import this device from USA, you will find it work anywhere. This is a good news for Sony Dash owner, as previously this alarm clock only worked in USA region, as the company had prevented it for outside USA usage

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The Story Behind the Death of the Kin Phones; Android Rising

In a shocking bit of news a week ago, Microsoft discontinued the Kin phone, leaving many to wonder what’s going on. Also, this week we’ll note the appearance of the latest and greatest Android phone, and will touch briefly on Microsoft’s confusing array of sync services. read more

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T-Mobile iPhone 4 Tariffs Finally Revealed

Interest in the iPhone 4 remains high, despite reports of some people experiencing reception issues, and all of the networks have released pricing information, including now T-Mobile. As well as the iPhone 4, T-Mobile will also be providing the iPhone 3G S, the 8GB version as all the networks will be offering

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Bleeding Edge TV 354: Unibody Mac mini vs. Apple TV vs. original Mac mini

With the newly redesigned unibody Mac mini , it appears that Apple is trying to bring the best of the original Mac mini and the current Apple TV together to make a more formidable machine. After all, the Mac mini is now the only Apple Mac computer that sports a built-in HDMI port, perfect for connecting it to your home theater. In this episode we compare the look and build of the new Mac mini, the original Mac mini, and the Apple TV

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Bleeding Edge TV 354: Unibody Mac mini vs. Apple TV vs. original Mac mini


SoftMaker Office 2010 Mobile Version Available!

Now, Windows Mobile users can get SoftMaker Office 2010, the only desktop-quality office suite on the market for mobile devices. SoftMaker, its German makers, have just released this latest version which adds significant features and stays 100% compatible with the popular Microsoft Office suite.

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Review of the BlackBerry Bold 9650 for Verizon and Sprint

Here’s a review of the BlackBerry Bold 9650 smartphone for Verizon Wireless and Sprint. The Bold 9650 replaces the older Tour model and updates it by adding more RAM and giving the design an optical trackpad controller. Todd tests it all out for us in this in-depth review.

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Bleeding Edge TV 353: Xbox 360 slim vs original Xbox 360

When Microsoft announced the new Xbox 360 S at E3 2010 , there were more questions than answers. Why release a new console? Is it just slimmer than the original Xbox 360?

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Motorola’s DROID X, a big brute of an Android smartphone for Verizon

It’s big, it’s fast, and it’s good looking. Motorola’s new DROID X for Verizon Wireless is a slick Android 2.1 powered smartphone with a massive 4.3-inch display, just like the HTC EVO 4G for Sprint. Michael tests it out for us in this in-depth review. Read the full story here.

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Windows Phone 7 Coming in October!

It’s not an official announcement, but the evidence, including a passing comment by a Microsoft exec, suggests that Windows Phone 7 will launch in October. This week we’ll also note more information about this forthcoming software, as well as yet another video demo on a prototype device. And we’ll cover the interesting news that Microsoft will be launching a new mobile OS for enterprise based on Windows Mobile 6.5. read more

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Transformers: War for Cybertron

Released on June 22, 2010 for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC, Transformers: War for Cybertron is a new third-person shooter video game developed by High Moon Studios and published by Activision. Additionally, two portable versions were released for the Nintendo DS. A game for the Wii called Transformers: Cybertron Adventures was also developed by Next Level Games. This Wii game utilizes the same characters and setting as War for Cybertron

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Transformers: War for Cybertron


Samsung Marketshare at 10%: Not So Fast, Sammy

Samsung Electronics Co. announced its plans to more than double its sales of Smartphones by the fourth quarter of this year in an attempt to secure the number four position for worldwide sales which is currently held by Taiwanese manufacturer HTC. Samsung is currently the world’s second largest manufacturer of cell phones and holds the fifth position for Smartphones at just below 5% of world sales

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Samsung Wave bada OS smartphone review – beautiful and powerful

The Samsung S8500 Wave is the first Samsung bada OS powered smartphone to hit the market. The Wave feels like a TouchWiz feature phone on steroids, and with a smarter user interface. Michael tests it out for us in this in-depth review with HD video samples from the Wave’s 720p capable camera.

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Deal: Nokia N900 for $369 Shipped at Dell

Grab the N900 for the low-low price of $369, shipped. Dell, it seems, is doing a slam-bang job of clearancing out Nokia phones. The latest deal is the absolute cheapest price that I’ve ever seen on a Nokia N900 : $369 with free 3-5 day shipping. To get it, first go to Dell and add the N900 to your shopping cart: Nokia N900 at Dell Then click the “Proceed to Cart and Checkout” button

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HTC Aria Android smartphone review – Sense comes to AT&T

The HTC Aria, with the Sense user interface, is the second Android powered smartphone to be offered by AT&T. Looking something like a smaller HTC DROID Incredible, the phone features a nice industrial design and good call characteristics. But, as Todd found out, it has some limitations.

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StreamThru App for iPhone and Nokia

StreamThru is the newest iPhone App in the App store. It’s a dedicated Travel app for people who are always on the move and need such apps and services to keep a track of their travel itinerary and also inform them about other services that add value to their travel plans. StreamThru takes the best of all the travel apps you get on the App store. You just need to feed in your travel itinerary.

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StreamThru App for iPhone and Nokia