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myFaves-capable BlackBerry smartphone with 1.3-megapixel digital camera and MP3 player Modified QWERTY keyboard with SureType predictive text technology for easy messaging Supports up to 10 personal and work e-mail accounts with instant push e-mail technology T-Mobile Internet-ready with GPRS and EDGE network support and real Web browsing Includes: Battery, AC Adapter, Hands-free Headset, USB Cable, Carrying Case and Blackberry Desktop Software Product Description You’ll be amazed at the small, sleek form factor of the BlackBerry Pearl.

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BlackBerry Pearl 8100 Phone, Ruby

According to the CDMA Development Group, a new solution for CDMA networks, such as those run by Verizon Wireless and Sprint, would allow CDMA cell phones to access wireless data while on an active voice call, something that they are currently incapable of doing. Read the full story here.

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Simultaneous voice and data coming to CDMA; hope yet for Verizon iPhone users

   One my downfalls (so my wife tells me!) is that I constantly put things down, then can’t remember where I’ve put them!  Take my car keys as a prime example.  I’ll come in from work, put my keys down in my normal place (on the side of the unit in the kitchen), but when I go to find them the next morning, lo and behold, they’re missing!   They always seem to turn up in places where I know I wouldn’t put them, so it’s either my mind playing tricks on me, or indeed I do move them and then just forget where!   Well, now I have a perfect solution for the problem – the Loc8tor Lite .  In a nutshell, with a press of a button the Loc8tor will guide you to your lost keys, mobile phone, cat/dog, radio-control aeroplane, tent… in fact, anything that you can attach one of the remote tags to!   How does it work?  Well, I’ll explain in more detail!   … [ visit site to read more ] Filed in categories: Gear , Geek Toys , Home Tech , Reviews Tagged: Loc8tor Loc8tor Lite – Mobile Phone & Key Finder Review originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on October 9, 2010 at 2:00 pm.

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Loc8tor Lite – Mobile Phone & Key Finder Review

We saw this picture on Flickr this morning and started getting really curious. The caption says that [Steffanhh1] modified the Yashica Electro Shutter camera to be fully manual . We’re not camera experts so we had to do a little research to see what was going on here . The Yashika Electro got its name due to how the shutter speed is controlled. You have two little LEDs that light up depending on which direction you need to turn the dial (based on ambient light?).

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Yashica Electro Shutter mod

Han comenzado a circular muy fuertemente los rumores sobre los nuevos iPhone y iPad de Apple, que supuestamente entrarían al mercado el próximo año. Luego de que la tablet de Apple y el smartphone de… continúa…

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Rumores sobre nuevos iPad 2 y iPhone 5 para el año próximo

Three UK has announced that the RIM BlackBerry Torch 9800 is now available to its post-paid customers for 249 GBP with a 30 GBP monthly contract. The company is also now offering users a pay-as-you-go option for BlackBerry smartphones, starting with the BlackBerry Curve 9300. PAYG BlackBerry service costs 5 GBP per month on top of the cost of Three’s All in One plan, which offers 3,000 texts, 100 voice minutes, and 500MB of data for 10 GBP. Read the full story here.

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Three UK offering BlackBerry Torch 9800 and pre-paid BlackBerry service

Yesterday President Obama signed the 21st Century Communications and Video Accessibility Act, which requires manufacturers to make some consumer electronics, such as smartphones and telephones, more accessible to the vision and hearing impaired. Read the full story here.

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President Obama signs tech bill for hearing, visually impaired

Towards the end of the year lots of office tasks, and work at home that must be resolved. Because of the limitations of time and energy I have, makes it extremely rare to write an article to give the latest update to my 2 blogs, among them hpsblog and javacel.To you bloggers beginner who wants to have a blog with traffic a significant number of visitors, who have excessive power, which has a lot

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Earlier this week, I read about a tiny Pac-Man discovered with an electron microscope . But that was just a random scientific anomaly. Turns out there’s a real microscopic Pac-Man out there, and you can actually play it! Developed by Japanes design professor Kotoro “dotimpact” Tanaka, the microscopic Pac-Man [JP] uses a small video projector, combined with the original Pac-Man arcade hardware to allow play of the game through the optics of a microscope. The tiny rig reflects its image through a mirror to produce a 1cm square image at a resolution of 1439-ppi (way denser than Apple’s retina display!) Once magnified through the eyepiece of the microscope, it’s just like playing the full-size game

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microscopic pac-man

El Director Ejecutivo de Microsoft dió una conferencia de prensa en la GAMEFEST 2010, presentando el Kinect para Xbox360 para España. Al fin llegó la tan esperada feria de videojuegos de España, la… continúa…

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GAMEFEST 2010 – Steve Ballmer presenta el Kinect para España

Section: Communications , Cellphones , Smartphones , Mobile , Web , Google Have you used Google’s directory assistance service, 1-800-GOOG-411? Or have you constantly used it before? Well, whether you found it useful or not, we regret to inform you that Google is shutting down the service come November 12

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Google retires directory assistance service, GOOG-411

Some news coming out of Korea seems to suggest that LG’s Android tablet was never planned to run Android 2.2 Froyo, and that the tablet’s delay could be due, instead, to Google delaying the launch of its tablet-friendly Android Gingerbread OS, which was originally planned for Q4 of 2010. Read the full story here.

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Is LG’s tablet delay really an Android Gingerbread delay?

(image courtesy psdgraphics ) Random House was the only major publisher last year to hold out and refuse to work with Apple on an “agency pricing” system. They basically said setting prices was not their job, but that of the retailer, and if Apple wanted to sell books they could set the prices too

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Random House Loves eBooks, But Not iBooks

The picture shown is Traccia concept phone designed by Andrea Ponti. The idea of this phone is to use an embedded optical sensor placed at the end of the “Pen” that detects the traces of what is being written and a software then converts them into text, commands and functions. Besides that, it also hand movements and converts the same into commands. via Techfresh.net

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Curved Screen Traccia Concept Pen Phone

We’ve seen the new Constellation Quest handset in full form, and to be honest, it looks gorgeous. Think of it as the highest form E73 you could imagine — sapphire crystal keys, gold accents — but very angular, almost futuristic looking. Beveled keys, a distinctive ear speaker, and a small size are other things that Vertu’s smartphone features.

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Vertu Constellation Quest Collection

The original black edition of the new Nokia N8 has now been released on T-Mobile deals, following on from its initial launch on Vodafone deals as well as its recent release on Pay As You Go the Black Nokia N8 now has a range of T-Mobile deals to choose from. Nokia N8 Black deals on T-Mobile

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T-Mobile G2 owners have reported that their new smartphones cannot be rooted, which would allow for deeper customization of the device. T-Mobile responded to the complaints and said: “The HTC software implementation on the G2 stores some components in read-only memory as a security measure to prevent key operating system software from becoming corrupted and rendering the device inoperable. There is a small subset of highly technical users who may want to modify and re-engineer their devices at the code level, known as “rooting,” but a side effect of HTC’s security measure is that these modifications are temporary and cannot be saved to permanent memory.

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T-Mobile responds to G2 Android smartphone rooting issue

If you hear ‘Adobe Air’ and think ‘huh?’, you are not alone. Unlike Flash, which is a pretty high-profile content-enabler (and computer disabler if you listen to Steve Jobs), Air is a much smaller and lighter component which has become more popular recently, and is used to fuel things like TweetDeck, the Good Old Games downloader, and the corporate Twitter-alike Yammer. There are a ton more, as evidenced by this article pointing out 60+ Air applications you should know . About a month or so ago Adobe announced that they would bring the Air platform to Android smartphones, and today they have done just that! You can now grab it from the Android Market, though it is a relatively chunky 5.7MB (not clear if you can move it to the SD card).

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T en One Design’s Pogo Stylus for the iPhone 4 isn’t radically different than their original stylus, but you do get some added functionality with the clip on stylus holder. Besides holding your stylus when it isn’t be used, it will double as a stand to position your iPhone at a comfortable viewing angle in portrait and landscape orientations. The Pogo Stylus comes in 4 colors: Hot Pink, Black, Cactus and Burnt Orange. It’s priced at $14.95 (Available Now for Pre-Order – ships by Oct. … [ visit site to read more ] Filed in categories: News , Spotlight Gadgets , iPhone, iPad, iPod related Tagged: iPhone , Stand , Stylus Ten One Design iPhone 4 Pogo Stylus Now Available originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on October 9, 2010 at 10:00 am.

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Ten One Design iPhone 4 Pogo Stylus Now Available

Section: Audio , Portable Audio , Communications , Mobile , Computers , Mobile Computers We have seen a few methods of adding the Android Market and Google apps onto not-officially-supported Archos devices, but this latest seems to be the easiest. And best of all, it should work just fine with the newer devices including the Archos 28, Archos 32, Archos 43, Archos 70 and Archos 101. According to the details, just download the “gApps4Archos.apk” file and then install it

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Easily add full Android Market access on your new Archos Android tablet

A small, cheap spectrum analyzer with an LCD can be a fun thing to play with. But to be truly usefully you need access to raw data, and lots of it. [Travis Goodspeed] set out to make that possible by pulling data with a GoodFET and a Python script . He started with [Michael Ossmann's] IM-ME spectrum analyzer , which uses a CC1110 chip. The two of them are giving a lecture at Toorcon 12 (called Real Men Carry Pink Pagers ) and this will be used as a demonstration device.

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Pulling data from the IM-ME spectrum analyzer