Samsung declares launch of their long awaited Samsung Wave II, thus introducing their fifth smartphone with bada OS in the market. Many people think Wave 2 as a successor of Wave launched earlier. But surprisingly, it is not. Samsung S8530 Wave II is a brand new product from the company. It comes with an attractive screen with 3.7 inches offering clearer picture and video
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Samsung makes known S8530 Wave II, the big-screen edition phone
The Nokia N8 hasn’t even hit the masses yet and the N9 is already getting fondled and judged out in the wild. While its predecessor, the Nokia N8 almost certainly bound for AT&T , has had mixed reviews regarding its hardware, the N9 was called “near perfect” by one Russian journalist
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Nokia N9 Hardware is ‘Nearly Perfect’
Found under: iPhone , Flashlight , Strobe , Morse code , LED , Here is as the developers claim the most feature-rich flashlight app for your iPhone 4. All-in-1 Flashlight lets you turn on your LED flashlight to brighten your path in the dark along with strobe effect or send some morse code with your LED light and sound to transmit the message.All-in-1 Flashlight for iPhone 4 FEATURES- Beautiful user interface- Simple touch onoff of flashlight LED on iPhone 4- Strobe effect to start flashing the LED light at custom speed- Morse code Read More Read more in mobile format
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Try All-in-1 Flashlight for iPhone 4
Today Samsung launched the bad-powered S8530 Wave II smartphone, offering users a larger display than on the original wave, but trading out Super AMOLED technology for Super Clear LCD. The Wave II also features the Swype-like T9 Trace text input system
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Samsung S8530 Wave II smartphone launched with Super Clear LCD and T9 Trace
We’ve been enjoying the heck out of UFO on Tape , a new game released for the iPhone and iPod touch .
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UFO on Tape for iPhone is awesome
Looking for a great deal on an HDTV ? Today’s Deal of the Day brings you the Vizio E470VL 1080p LCD HDTV. It’s got a 120Hz refresh rate, 5ms response time, three HDMI inputs, and 100,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio on a 47-inch display, and with the Dell promo code you end up with a 15% discount, saving you $130—that’s the cheapest we’ve ever seen for this display
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Deal of the Day: Save 15% on Vizio E470VL LCD HDTV
With netbooks gaining popularity, the fact that no optical drive is included with the product has become a bit of an issue. With out an optical drive, software manufacturers are forced to provide download links for the installation packages. With very large installation packages, a download option may not be available, so vendors need to switch to a solid state device like a USB thumb drive or SD card. Today Hitachi is trying to tackle this problem and provide a solution where everyone wins. Their ODD Hybrid Drive is the solution
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Hitachi Launches Hybrid Drive – Optical Drive and Solid State
Both Amazon and Target are now selling the iPad, just in time for the holiday season. We’d previously mentioned that Target would get the iPad in October , but having major online retailer Amazon on board as well just gives more choice for the purchasing of the product—especially since most customers will be able to get it tax-free, along with free shipping for Amazon Prime customers
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Amazon and Target now selling iPad
It seems to me that companies are starting to push their Facebook pages rather than their company websites. It was noticeable in a recent football game – Arsenal vs Chelsea – that most of the big banners around the…
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Are Facebook Pages more Important than Company Websites?
Reuters just announced a new initiative to make their comment boards more thoughtful. In the new system, good commenters are rewarded with points which makes it more likely their comments are approved and bad commenters get points taken away. The…
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Reuters: Stop H8ing on our Serious Journalism
Found under: Palm , Games , Gems , Arcade , Gem Hunt is a new fun color matching game for Palm phones. You have to score points by matching two gems of the same type. There are options to move a gem either flick it or touch its edge and note that each gem type gives you a different amount of points.Download Gem Hunt Read More Read more in mobile format
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Last month, Packt Publishing gave me a free review copy of the IBM Lotus Notes 8.5 User Guide by Karen Hooper. Finally, someone had put out a book for the end user to really utilize to be able to learn how to use the Lotus Notes client. Would it be good enough to really help a user without overwhelming them in detail
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Review: IBM Lotus Notes 8.5 User Guide by Karen Hooper
In Outlook, email is contained in a folder for incoming mail that is known as your Inbox. Sent email messages are contained in another email folder for your Sent Items. Outlook also has folders for Deleted Items, Drafts, Junk E-mail, Outbox and Search Folders. Search Folders do not store email messages – they are virtual folders that use the concept of “views”
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Troubleshooting Search Folder Issues
Found under: Android , Car , Automotive , Reviews , Vehicles , News , CarBuzz is app for Android phones which is to bring car enthusiasts the latest reviews editorials and news from the automotive industry via a mobile medium. You can now read wide variety of articles providing opinions and reviews on the latest and most exciting vehicles as well as daily news updates encompassing everything from the automotive world.CarBuzz Video PreviewDownload CarBuzz Read More Read more in mobile format
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CarBuzz Is For Car Enthusiasts With Android Phones
Today Verizon Wireless announced the upcoming availability of its latest rugged phone, the Casio G’zOne Ravine. Designed for outdoor enthusiasts, the G’zOne Ravine offers protection against dust, shock, vibration, water, and more. It also comes with GPS software and a 3.2 megapixel camera, among other features.
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Verizon announces Casio G’zOne Ravine rugged phone
Today Virgin Mobile announced that its first Android smartphone, the Samsung Intercept, is now available. The Intercept runs Android 2.1 and offers a full QWERTY keyboard as well as a 3.2-inch touchscreen. It’s available in Target retail stores today. Read the full story here.
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Virgin Mobile Samsung Intercept Android smartphone now available
Today Verizon Wireless announced the upcoming launch of its first global-ready wireless hotspot, the Fivespot. The device was developed by ZTE USA and provides support for Verizon Wireless’ 3G networks in the United States, as well as WCDMA/HSPA global networks abroad. Read the full story here
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Verizon Wireless Fivespot 3G hotspot with global connectivity announced
If you like wearing earrings that look like twisty bits of metal and have a penchant for designs with hidden messages then you may be interested in these earrings. The wire jewellry can say “I love you” or any other…
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Jewellry actually says I Love You – messages coded into the wire
Sometimes I come across an app that really stands out from the pack. Most of the time I’ll see an app and think that it’s either useful or not useful. Rare is the time that come across one and marvel at the novelty of the concept. An app that overhauls your BlackBerry calendar ? Excellent and useful
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Your BlackBerry as a computer mouse and keyboard
Today T-Mobile USA announced its myTouch smartphone. The myTouch supports T-Mobile’s HSPA+ networks, has a front-facing camera for video chats, and offers support for Wi-Fi calling via UMA. The Android 2.2 powered myTouch will be available in time for the holidays. Read the full story here.
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T-Mobile myTouch HSPA+ Android smartphone announced
IMPORTANT: Bing News RSS feed has moved! Go to the new RSS page and renew your subscription. Cell phone s cause hang-up for police to track drug deals – Medford Mail Tribune Veteran drug cops can recall the good old days when it was possible to monitor drug dealers by staking out phone booths. Those days are long gone, as drug dealers now use cell phone s to conduct business, making them harder to pin down, Medford police
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