A recent addition to the LG mobile phone lineup, the LG GS170, gave me more than a few troubles recently when I went to have a look at it. It did offer some welcome features, and some worthwhile facets to its operation, but it’s also got a lot of problems to it–a LOT of them
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LG GS170 Cell Phone Review–Riddled With Problems
Any one passionate about rock and roll, will want to decorate their home with the Rock Star Guitar Lamps designed by Dean Leap. These lamps are made from real full-sized guitars. The guitars come with all of their original hardware, including the strings. But the neatest part here is that in order to turn on the lamp light and to activate the three way dimmer, you have to strum the guitar strings! To top it all off, the base is made from the bottom half of a new round base microphone stand. These guitar lamps retail for an average of $499 to $599.
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Guitar Lamp Requires Strumming to Activate its Light Dimmer
The 2TB Seagate GoFlex STAC2000100 USB 2.0 External Hard Drive is on sale today for $119.99 plus free shipping after $30 off. The drive comes preloaded with backup and encryption software, and also comes packed with a GoFlex Desk USB 2.0 adapter with capacity gauge display. Get the 2TB Seagate GoFlex for $119.99 Or for more great daily gadget bargains, check out LogicBuy .
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Deal of the Day: 2TB Seagate GoFlex USB 2.0 External Hard Drive for $119
This week is a busy week for WP7 handset. There’s hardly a single publication that left alone from Windows Phone 7 production. This time our folks from SlashGear has their hands-on the HTC 7 Pro. It has a landscape slider form and is heading to Sprint on 2011. The handset factor form quite different compare HTC’s other smartphones
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HTC 7 Pro Hands On By SlashGear [Video]
Custom application development is meant for designing software that has been designed and programmed for a specific function/need. While all application development outsourcing is technically customized the difference is that packaged …
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Custom Software & Web Application Development Outsourcing
Previously, KT subscribers has received Samsung’s Galaxy S variant late in market but now, they are the first to have Samsung Galaxy S with Froyo. Today, Samsung announced the arrival of Samsung Galaxy (SHW-M130K) for KT and it packed with Android 2.2. Aside from the upgrade on its Android OS, overall, the device is similar with Galaxy L. It features a 3.7-inch AMOLED Plus screen, 1GHz CPU, 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, wireless tethering, 8GB internal memory, T-DMB, Social Hub, Android Market access, KT’s Olleh market and Adobe Flash 10.1 support
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Samsung Galaxy K Packed With Froyo Heads To South Korea
The first mobile phones weren’t part of the Gordon Gekko, Zack Morris family. They were rugged, shock-proof, vacuum-tubed rigs that hijacked nearby radio waves, built so powerfully that car headlights dimmed when you talked. And this was half a century ago. (more…)
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This Is What A Mobile Phone Looked Like In 1964… And There Were Over A Million Of Them
Samsung Focus officially heading to AT&T. For AT&T customer, this is a big news to begin with but they won’t have to wait long to get their hands on the handset. The device will be available at your AT&T retail stores on November 8th. The Samsung Focus has a 4-inch WVGA Super AMOLED display, 5.0 megapixel, and has a microSD expansion slot for up to 16GB. The Samsung Focus is the official name AT&T’s Samsung Omnia 7.
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Samsung Focus (Omnia 7) Heading To AT&T On November 8th
If you’re keen for the QWERTY hotness that is the T-mobile G2 , then I recommend you head on over to Amazon , as they have the phone for only $99 (on a two-year contract). Most people are offering it for $199, so you gotta be happy with that saving. We had a quick hands-on with the phone here , and initial impressions were positive.
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T-mobile G2 now only $99 from Amazon
T-Mobile will be offering three different Windows Phone 7 devices for this holiday season. One of them is the Dell Venue Pro. The handset has a WVGA 4.1-inch AMOLED display. The screen made with Gorilla Glass for durability and scratch resistance. The Dell Venue Pro features a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 5 megapixel autofocus camera, 1GB of flash with 512MB RAM plus 8GB of storage, GPS, accelerometer, compass, FM radio, full Flash support including video playback, and a full QWERTY.
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Dell Venue Pro Going To T-Mobile
TechCrunch is reporting that Apple is going to skip adding the latest in mobile technology, 4G (LTE) networks, for its annual iPhone refresh next summer in favor of a GSM/CDMA dual-mode iPhone. Originally posted at iPhone Atlas
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Rumor: Apple to produce GSM/CDMA dual-mode iPhone for 2011
North Koreans are in possession of vehicle mounted GPS jamming devices that can have a range of 50 to 100 kilometers said South Korean defense minister last week (to their defense nobody asked Kim Jong Il if they could beam GPS signals on North Korea) Apparently these GPS jamming devices were imported from Russia but no information was available on their numbers. There’s also the potential issue of electromagnetic pulse (EMP) bombs that can detonate high above the atmosphere and release gamma rays that can destroy electronic devices and computers but it sounds like North Koreans haven’t had time to work on this just yet. via Brought to you by your GPS navigation site NaviGadget . North Korea has vehicle mounted GPS jammers
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North Korea has vehicle mounted GPS jammers
Surgical procedures assisted by robots are nothing new — they can be more precise and less invasive — and now it looks like a new upgrade could make them even better. The main drawback of a surgical robot is that the human surgeon performing the operation gets no tactile feedback, but that’s not the case with Sofie
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Sofie surgical robot gives haptic feedback for a more humane touch
Section: Communications , Cellphones , Smartphones , Mobile Among the mobile phone manufacturers that launched their Windows Phone 7 smartphones, Dell seems to be the odd man out. Well, we’ve known them for their power computers and netbooks but not as much as we know them for mobile phones. Anyway, for their share of the Windows Phone 7 frenzy , Dell is coming out with the Dell Venue Pro. Unfortunately, according to Dell, they are not yet ready to share full details of their Windows Phone 7 unit except for some major features that we should all expect from the unit.
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Dell joins the Windows Phone 7 party with Dell Venue Pro
With a laptop, smartphone, and ubiquitous WiFi, do desks matter anymore? This short film, entitled—gasp—”The Desk,” tackles a fascinating subject we all take for granted, exploring the work surfaces of artists, designers, and writers, messy and minimal. (more…)
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A Look At The Desks Of Some Extraordinarily Creative People
I’ve been a huge fan of ESPN Radio for Android ever since it came out back in July and I am happy to report that ESPN Radio for BlackBerry is now available. Listen to over 20 live ESPN stations, 35 podcasts of popular shows like Around the Horn and Pardon the Interruption, and On-Demand Sport Center updated every 20 minutes. ESPN Radio for BlackBerry costs $2.99 and you can pick it up on BlackBerry App World … ESPN Radio For BlackBerry App Now Available is a post from: RIMarkable
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ESPN Radio For BlackBerry App Now Available
If you’re not that keen on Facetime’s inability to work over 3G, or have a heap of friends on Android, or want to video call your parent’s computer, then you should go check out the updated Yahoo! Messenger app on iTunes . The updated app now brings with it support for WiFi and 3G video calls… video calls that can be made to any Yahoo! Messenger client, including those on computers and (soon) Android phones (if they have a front-facing camera). What else does it bring
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Updated Yahoo! Messenger for iOS brings cross-platform video calling
Yesterday was the official launch of the much awaited Window Phone 7, the successor and replacement of the ancient and often cumbersome Windows Mobile. Announced yesterday, the new smartphone OS is already setting the tech world afire with speculations, enthusiasm and criticism. “User friendly” was the goal, did they reach it? Live Tiles and Hubs Right from the the start screen, the change in mindset is obvious. The Live Tiles, “quickly customized and constantly updated” as …
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Windows Mobile is dead, long live Windows Phone 7
If you’re one of those people always looking for a bargain, whenever available, Sprint has a new offering that may entice you. Today, the nation’s third largest carrier officially launched a new “certified pre-owned” handset program that targets the aforementioned personality type. As the press release explains: “Sprint Certified Pre-owned devices offer customers exceptional, feature-rich refurbished devices at lower prices. Customers who purchase a pre-owned device from Sprint not only get one of today’s devices at a great value, but also simultaneously help Sprint to achieve its aggressive reuse and recycling goals by giving these pre-owned devices a ’second life.’” Some of the devices being touted in the announcement are the BlackBerry Tour — priced at $80 — as well as the Samsung Reclaim and Sanyo 2700 — both priced at $50.
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Princeton Japan as a new iPod/iPhone dock Alarm clock for us, the i-BLOCK, a rather odd looking cubic (90x90x90mm) Alarm clock with a huge LCD.
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i-BLOQ, coz you just needed another iPhone Dock Alarm clock
KUALA LUMPUR: Two lawyer brothers and another suspect filed a review application against the extention of the remand order on them obtained by police in connection with the murder of cosmetic millionaire Datuk Sosilawati Lawiya and three others.
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Brothers and another suspect file application to review detention