Archive for April, 2010
Nokia Attacks iPhone, BlackBerry With N8 Smartphone
Apr 27 by Jon Edwards | add commentNokia today took the wraps of its most strategically important product designed to take on the iPhone and Blackberry in the smartphone market, the unibody Nokia N8. The N8 is the first Nokia phone to run Symbian 3 software and won’t ship until the third quarter. Features of the $493 device aren’t bad more »
Video: WiFi Sync Your iPhone With This App
Apr 27 by Jon Edwards | 2 commentsThe jury is out, the app has been submitted. WiFiSync lets you sync your iPhone or iPod touch wirelessly. We’d love to see it win approval from the App Store team, it seems the software’s to be submitted this week. We’d be surprised if Apple allows it through. more »
Spotify Gets Social With Music In The Cloud
Apr 27 by Jon Edwards | add commentSpotify has introduced a host of new social networking features and moved to protect itself against rumored future iTunes features. Spotify’s new library feature lets users store music collections on Spotify, simply by importing any MP3 on your drive to the Spotify library. While this doesn’t more »
iPhone 4, Gizmodo, Apple: Bloggers Are Journalists
Apr 27 by Jon Edwards | 3 commentsThe big story continues to be Gizmodo’s iPhone 4 revelations, and a police raid in which editor, Jason Chen’s computers were seized and his house searched. At issue here could be the rights of journalists to report the story they have in their hands, as corporate America continues its attempt to define bloggers more »
Doom of Display Advertising Demands Adaptation
Apr 26 by James Mowery | 1 commentWhile most websites these days create content and profit from display advertising, the realization that has taken center stage is that display advertising can never be as effective as it previously was. Sure, display advertising generates tons of money for publishers and is still seen as an effective medium for more »
Looks Like It's The End For The Floppy Disk
Apr 26 by Kendra Cowden | add commentThe time has come for all of us to start saying our goodbyes to the floppy disk. Sony made a statement saying that in March 2011 it will no longer be selling the 30-year-old floppy disk in Japan. Earlier in the year, Sony had stopped selling floppy disks in many international markets because of decreasing more »
How the Blackberry Can Get Its Mojo Back
Apr 26 by Navneet Alang | 12 commentsThough still successful, Blackberry is no longer the must-have gadget for the mobile crowd. What do they need to do to reclaim their position of leadership? Once upon a time, not so long ago, to own a Blackberry wasn’t to simply own a smartphone – it was to possess a symbol. Carrying around a Blackberry more »
Rhapsody Gets Music Onto Apple Devices Without the AppStore
Apr 26 by Kendra Cowden | add commentRhapsody has come out with an updated version of their App for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. The application is free to download onto your device but you must have a subscription to use it. With this new version you can listen to the Rhapsody playlist that you have created while being connected more »
New Blackberries Aim To Shake Up The Low End Market
Apr 26 by Navneet Alang | add commentUnlike its decidedly corporate brethren, the Blackberry Pearl was the kind of phone you would see everyone using, from teenagers on the bus to seniors at the mall. The little candybar smartphone that could was RIM’s first real foray into the consumer market. So while the announcement of a new Pearl more »
The Lamptop Laptop Lights Up Your Life
Apr 26 by Kendra Cowden | add commentIs this a new way to use your laptop? Nope, this is a lamptop. Designed by Ukrainian designerAlex Nesterenko, the Lamptop is a unique twist on the standard table lamp that lights up just like a laptop would. The Lamptop features built-in RAM and a monitor. The lamp can also be used as an electronic more »
Stephen Hawking Has Been Watching Too Many Sci-Fi Movies
Apr 26 by Toby Leftly | 1 commentStephen Hawking has spoken out about extraterrestrials, and is almost certain they exist. Furthermore, he believes that humans should be extremely cautious about first encounters. “We only have to look at ourselves to see how intelligent life might develop into something we wouldn’t want more »
Bird Watching: Profiling Fellow Twitterers
Apr 26 by Toby Leftly | add commentIf you’re one of the many people who simply don’t get Twitter, this might help: BitRebels provides a rundown on the different kinds of tweets and twitterers. The seven type of twitters are Content Providers, Twitter DJs, Retweeters, Time And Weather tweeters, Quotes and Inspiration posters, Help Tweeters and more »
Stained Window Art Makes Geeks Glassy Eyed
Apr 26 by Toby Leftly | add commentYou don’t see much stained glass outside your weekly (or slightly more occasional) trip to church, but how many of you would feel more spiritual in a church with Star Wars and video game themed art on the windows? This design treat features some of the holiest topics around – Luke Vs. Vader, Mr. T and more »
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