The Palm Pre is newly drafted in a line of offerings to take a swipe at the iPhone, available on the Sprint network and running for $199 provided a contract. The Pre adds some terrific features to this hi tech rich gadget. One of the most impressive is the Activity Cards which allow you to switch from application to application quickly and easily, much like you are able to on your home computer system. There is no need to shut downward a software and open one more up.

Combined messaging lets you group conversations in on the same person in an easy to emulate format. So now you can easily track conversations in IM, email or text on one simple screen. You will also be able to see who is available online and can quickly and create up a new conversation properly in the same group.

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That hilarious constant-root-access bug that shipped with the G1’s Android was not just recently a security flaw; to some, it was a pertinent tool. The guys at XDA experience brought it back, if you need it.

The hack requires downgrading your firmware to either the RC27 or RC9 images and connecting to the handset with telnet. The course is basically quite simple, especially if you are the kind of person who’ll get any software out of root entrance on Android. Instructions from XDA:

If you have RC30/RC8 or later, you must FIRST flash your phone to RC29/RC7 or lower to be able to exploit root access using the following steps. RC29 and lower users can skip this section. Continue reading…

I have been looking for surround speakers for my PC. I recently bought a new sound card and wanted to create the a good amount of out of it. I read reviews of The Speaker Company and consideration I’d take a chance. With the 30 day trial I figured I had not anything to lose. The speakers arrived soon and I was shocked to see how extensive the subwoofer was. That was my fault for not becoming at the dimensions… I was able to make room under my desk, so it worked out fine. Once I hooked them up and set my sound card correctly everything sounded great! I can not believe I was able to get these speakers for half of what it would have cost for other 5.1 PC speakers. As handy as the wired remote is, the wireless is even better! One correction to the manual – the wireless remote needs line of site to the wired remote, not the subwoofer. This helped as I had to place the subwoofer in a location that has it partially hidden. If you’re thought about these speakers, go for it! Continue reading…

Televisions are now an integral portion in our day to day livlihood in now telecommunication era. With the improbable price increase in technology, the “once upon a long period of time chunky rectangles” are replaced by sleek and slender televisions; that too amongst smart and intelligent features. Televisions are no more just for watching soaps or movies! It is now multi-faced versatile gadget that can switch to a big video game score or PC monitor or even a big rating for viewing the info from funny things memory devices or gadgets such as digital cameras or camcorders. The scopes of televisions are swelling day by day, and so are the technologies. Many innovative and revolutionary techniques are incorporated in the modern televisions to offer it user friendly, great and competent. Liquid Crystal Technology is rampant one among a good amount of screen formats want LCD, plasma, OLED, etc.
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I am addicted to them and if I see somewhat I like then I feel a massive urge to immediately go and buy it.

Looking in a contemporary PC magazine I came across the EeePC by Asus – seem to be at the pictures I saw something which I had longed for, for some time. A diminutive portable PC, a economical price tag, apparently specifically geared up for Internet on the move.

The EeePC is pronounced e-pc – it is meant to stand for three easy points – easy to learn, easy to make it out and easy to play. I concur the original idea was to make something affordable to the several in conjunction with students and families. Continue reading…

“Netbooks” are the hottest gadgets this year.  So why the hype?  Check out the typical laptops at your local BestBuys, they range from $1000-$2000+ and are 5lbs+.  On the other side, netbooks are ultra compact, light, and super cheap.

These little guys runs on Windows XP with built in 3G,  1.6GHz Intel Atom N270, 1GB of RAM, an 80GB harddrive, and bluetooth.  Internet will come from Verizons highspeed wireless VZ Access.  Weighting at only 2.45lbs  and is 10.3 by 6.6 by 1-in makes it one of the smallest notebook you’ll ever own.

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Here it is boys and girls  iPhone Dev-Team’s Ultrasn0w unlock for legacy iPhone 3G owners is ready. The unlock works with the original iPhone as well but not the iPhone 3GS; for that you’ll have to be patient. Just follow the easy steps below to get your iphone 3g 3.0 to unlock your iphone.

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Rumors have been running around about Microsoft creating a Zune and Xbox handheld device for sometime now. While there is no official word from Microsoft, the UK publication T3 seems to think these rumors may become a reality and have published artist impressions of what they think this new device may look like. Its also rumored that because Microsoft already owns various mutlimedia applications, this new Zune/Xbox hybrid will not only feature handheld gaming but wireless internet and phone services as well.

T-Mobile annouced its much anticipated second Android phone officially called myTouch 3g with Google.  Succeeding the G1, myTouch is much sleeker, slimmer, and boasting a wide array of new features.   Touch screen display with a virtual keyboard will replace the old physical keypad.  Just in time to compete with Apple’s new iPhone 3G S.

Running on the Android platform means you get all the Google services including Google maps, Gmail, Picasa, Stree View, Youtube, ect.  All your instant messaging needs are included as it supports AOL, Windows Live, Google Talk, and Yahoo Messaging.

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First thing you’ll notice when picking up the Cyber-shot DSC-H10 is the whopping 3-inch LCD screen, a major upgrade from its previous H3 model’s 2.5in.  Other headline features include compact dimensions, an 8-megapixel sensor, a 10x zoom lens, Super Steady Shot image stabilisation, Dynamic Range Optimisation,  Face Detection, and HDTV output.

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