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Tuesday, November 28. 2006
Nokia reveals new handsets
Nokia unveiled four new handsets, the 2626, 6086, 6290, and 6300. They mostly look to be low to mid range phones, check the jump for more detailed specs.
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Clipcomm BS-T100V
Every once in a while a really cool idea comes around that you just know isn't going to work all that well, and I figure the Clipcomm BS-T100V is one of them. Not to say that its not a great idea in theory, but I have a feeling the shady reception and low bandwidth in Bluetooh will make this a all around crappy experience.
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Pics of the white Helio Drift
The folks over at Gizmodo have some exclusive pics of the rare white Helio Drift, check them out after the jump.
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QuickThumbnail resizes images
Here is a nice service, it allows you to resize images through a website, a very nice thing to have when you are away from your computer and on a restricted internet cafe type situation.
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Logitech Z10 Speaker review
EverythingUSB has a review of the new USB speakers from Logitech, they find they are pretty good speakers for someone that is not looking for a lot of bass, or 5.1 speakers for your porn.
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Friday, November 24. 2006
Jays j-JAYS and m-JAYS
Jays has added a new sets of earphones to their line the j-JAYS, a more budget minded set, retailing for $49 US, and at the same time have released the m-JAYS, a cord extender that includes an answer button and microphone for use with Sony Ericsson phones.
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Four way slider
Fujitsu is taking things to the next level with a prototype four way sliding phone, with four sets of distinct controls hidden on each side.
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Nokia N95 previewed
The Nokialist has an exclusive review of the upcoming N95, and I have to say, I'm in freakin love!! Not only is the device quad band, but it features GPS, a 5 mp camera, and best of all, a 3.5mm audio jack! I have been waiting for this phone for ever, I can't wait to pick one up.
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Thursday, November 23. 2006
PortableApps Suite Launches
THe PortableApps Suite has launched, it is a similar idea to the U3 scheme, but the apps are all included for free, and it even includes a slick launcher. It is a great idea for bringing along with you, because inevitably you will forget your "I will not fix your computer" T-shirt, and some family member will guilt you into fixing their computer... not that I am talking from experience.
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