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Google Apps MarketPlace: Any reply Apple? | Review

Google has been aiming really high this year, after their plan of providing fiber optic type of internet they now have their next project that will surely make Apple store a little intimidated. Google has launched what they call “Google Apps Marketplace” (Apps is short for application). Google users and other users of the internet will find this one very useful indeed! Now you may still find it confusing of what Google Apps Marketplace can do for you or for your business, if you’re not really a ...

Hivision PWS700ca Android Laptop on a World Mission | Specs Review

HiVision is one of the company that aims to provided quality portable laptops at the cheapest price possible. HiVision wants to give us the lowest possible cost to own their gadgets that is why their game plan is to get their device distributed worldwide but of course they need distributors who would be willing to order in bulk to lessen the manufacturing cost. Just like in Economics the more products produced the lesser it will cost for the manufacturers (that’s why China tends to produce a lot...

Nokia patent hints at flexible UI, new AT&T rate plans, and Motorola MOTOROI

A few years back, we saw that cool Morph concept from Motorola that was a phone that could be turned into different shapes. A new patent app has turned up covering tech that would change the UI and initiate shortcuts depending on what shape the phone was in. This sounds like the perfect UI for the Morph to me. AT&T unveiled some new rate plans that go into effect today. The plans are available for individual users and those on family plans. The most interesting is the new unlimited voice a...

Full screen QWERTY hybrids: Nokia E90 vs Nokia N97 mini vs HTC Touch Pro 2 vs Motorola Mileston

  "Rafe and I have often pulled out the 'hybrid' form factor as the one offering the best of all worlds. i.e. a screen that occupies most of the plan form factor of the phone, with a qwerty keyboard that does the same, made possible through a sliding, pivoting or folding mechanism. Yes, there's a level of mechanical complexity which might prove unreliable in the long run, but the benefits are huge.And yes, touchscreen-only fans will point out that a 'slate' device (e.g. Samsung i8910 HD, HTC HD...

Dell Inspiron Mini 10/Inspiron 11z mobile broadband deas

Dell is currently offering two mobile broadband/notebook deals – one with the Dell Inspiron Mini 10 netbook and one with the Dell Inspiron 11z thin-and-light notebook. Both system bundles are for AT&T’s 3G DataConnect service with the Mini 10 priced at $99 dollars after an instant discount and a new 2 yr AT&T DataConnect 5GB plan. The Inspiron 11z is priced at $199 after an instant discount and a new 2 yr plan also. As a refresher, specs for the Inspiron Mini 10 are: Intel Atom Z520 ...

Nokia Booklet 3G for $199.99 at Best Buy (along with new 2 yr plan)

Best Buy is now offering the Nokia Booklet 3G for $199.99 along with a new two year AT&T Data Connect mobile broadband plan. If you think the price is still a bit steep, consider the regular starting price of the Booklet 3G which is typically $599.99. The Booklet 3G features: Intel Atom processor Z530 processor 1GB RAM 10.1 inch 1280 x 720 resolution display 120GB SATA 4200 RPM HDD HDMI output Built-in 1.3 megapixel webcam GPS SD media card reader 3 USB 2.0 ports 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi Bluetoo...

Maemo to Replace Symbian S60 by 2012

"It looks like Symbian 5th Edition could be going the way of the dinosaurs on Nokia's N series devices. The Finnish manufacturer has apparently been rather chuffed with the reception that Maemo, the OS the N900 runs, has received. The Really Mobile Project is saying that Nokia plan to drop S60 from flagship N series devices, but don't expect a switch to be thrown and Maemo to appear overnight. With the maturity of S60 there are a lot of apps and services available for it, something Maemo just c...

AT&T offers Samsung Go and Acer Aspire One mobile broadband-enabled netbooks

AT&T announces two new mobile broadband-enabled netbooks into the mix – the Samsung Go and Acer Aspire One – both of which feature the new Windows 7 OS. The new netbooks will be available for $199 after a mail-in rebate via an AT&T promotion card as well as a new two year DataConnect service contract with AT&T. The Samsung Go weighs in at around 2.8 pounds and features the Intel Atom N270 processor, 1GB of RAM, a 160GB HDD, a 4 cell battery, 3 USB 2.0 ports, external VGA port, 802...

Free HTC HD2 at Vodafone, Fujitsu F-04B hands-on, and Samsung Bada handset tips up

That slick and sexy HTC HD2 handset can now be had for free over on Vodafone in the UK with a contract. The handset is a very nice device with a massive 4.3-inch screen. To get the device for free you need a £35 monthly plan. The geeks over at Akihabara News have gone hands on with the Fujitsu F-04B mobile phone that can be taken apart to give a screen and separate keyboard. The thing is cool and looks like is should be some sort of Transformer. Images of what is claimed to be the first Samsun...

LG GW620 goes on sale as LG Eve LG prepping an Android Snapdragon as well

It seems that the LG GW620 just got outed (exclusively in Canada for the time being) as the LG Eve. We guess Eve will just be a regional naming obviously inspired by the fact that the GW620 is the first Android-powered phone by LG.The American version of the LG GW620 a.k.a LG Eve will have tri-band HSPA support 7.2 Mbps as opposed to the single band variety prepared for Europe. That (and the name, of course) is the only difference between the European and American versions of LG GW620.Rogers Wi...