Amazon.com announced today the new “U.S and international” Kindle which will enable users to wirelessly purchase electronic books from Amazon’s U.S. eBook store even if they are in their home countries. Unfortunately, the Kindle 2 world version isn’t available for all countries in the world, including a handful that may have been significant markets, including [...]
Continue reading →Obviously, the release doesn’t have to anything with the recent developments from Apple and its multi-touch mouse right? (Uhm, right?) Sarcasm aside though, Microsoft has come up with some pretty awesome concepts for their Mouse 2.0. Obtained by Engadget, photos and a video from Microsoft Research show five unique multi-touch mice with each device using [...]
Continue reading →T-Mobile is definitely serious in making its way up to the top of U.S. carriers’ list and what better way to do it than increasing its number of its Android phones? And so they did. The company has just announced that it plans to introduce Samsung’s first ever Android phone. Samsung’s Behold has come a [...]
Continue reading →An end to Apple’s exclusive deal with AT&T could double iPhone sales in the US – at least that’s what Morgan Stanley analyst Kathryn Huberty says. This prediction stems from the fact that the exclusive arrangement between the two companies limits the sales of iPhones. Huberty says that when Orange lost its exclusivity deal with the [...]
Continue reading →Nintendo’s DS and Apple’s iPod Touch may be facing a stiff competition on Sony’s just-launched PSPgo. The latest version of its PlayStaion Portable video-game system, the PSPgo sports a different look than its predecessor. Its now pocket-sized, has a sliding screen with a 3.8 inch display, a built-in Bluetooth, and is 43% lighter. The most [...]
Continue reading →That is the question a lot of people are asking ever since it was revealed that corporate giant Apple has snapped up a small mapping service in July. Placebase, a small Los Angeles-based company, offers an API that lets users and developers create customized features and incorporate private and public data sets in lots of [...]
Continue reading →Remember when the net was all abuzz when Kindle remotely deleted copies of George Orwell’s novels “1984″ and “Animal Farm” from customers’ Kindles in July? Remember when after that, Amazon founder Jeffrey Bezos called the move in addressing the problem “stupid, thoughtless and painfully out of line with our principles”? Well, apparently it wasn’t enough [...]
Continue reading →If you’re tired of hearing about the much-rumored but still absent Apple Tablet, then Microsoft has got something for you. Apparently (according to the rumors at least), the giant company is slowly but steadily building a tablet dubbed the Courier that’ll very much rival any tablet, including Apple’s (that is, if it did exist). Now, [...]
Continue reading →With the gazillion (a little exaggerated, I know – but you get the point J) apps available in the market, a lot of people are now looking for easier ways to find what’s hot and what’s not. To help sort out apps you might want to take a look at, PC World compiled a list [...]
Continue reading →This is again, about the undying rumor of the still-invisible Apple Tablet. This time, Gizmodo scored some additional juicy with regards to the much-rumored tablet. In an article, Gizmodo says Apple execs maybe in talk with the big guys from magazines, newspapers and textbook companies to distribute print media through the tablet. It includes The [...]
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