Jul 29
Prepping its Galaxy S II for launch in the U.S. next month, Samsung has already started tempting consumers with a signup page where they can get the latest info on the popular phone.
Originally posted at Android Atlas
Jul 29
Sensing a potential opportunity to save Mac gamers a few bucks, we checked the top core-gamer titles from the Mac App Store and compared them with both the downloadable and disc-based versions from Amazon and Steam.
Jul 29
Qriocity video streaming coming to Xperia packing pocket near you
Posted in: Movies, sony, Sony Ericsson, SonyEricsson, streaming, streaming video, StreamingVideo, Today's Chili, xperia
Sony’s Qriocity video streaming service is going mobile. The on-demand pay-per-view offering (which is probably best known for its supporting role in the recent PSN outage debacle) is making the jump from the living room to your pocket — provided said pocket is stuffed with a 2011 Xperia smartphone. Initially it will only be available to Mini and Mini Pro owners, but eventually it’ll be pushed to rest of the current lineup in nine markets, including the US, UK and Japan. Check out the source link for more details.
Qriocity video streaming coming to Xperia packing pocket near you originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 29 Jul 2011 11:26:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Jul 29
RZA aka Bobby Digital aka Prince Dynamite aka Ruler Zig-Zag-Zig Allah of the seminal Wu-Tang Clan is next in line for a headphone collaboration with WeSC, a clothing company that already has its own line of flashy headsets.
Jul 29
Jul 29
ASUS Eee Pad Slider priced in Portuguese catalog, manhandled on camera (video)
Posted in: ASUS, tablet, Today's Chili, video
ASUS first showed off its Eee Pad Slider what seems forever ago. That was way, way back at CES, amongst the deluge of tablety announcements. The keyboard-hiding Honeycomb device is finally on its way, having been given an August release date in the UK and recently hitting the FCC in the States. The 10.1-inch tablet just popped up in the August catalog for the Phone House (the Carphone Warehouse’s brand outside the UK) catalog in Portugal, priced at €349 ($497) under contract with ZON — that’s down from €479 ($684) without contract. The forthcoming tablet also hammed it up for the camera recently — video of that after the break.
[Thanks, Zack and Pedro]
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ASUS Eee Pad Slider priced in Portuguese catalog, manhandled on camera (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 29 Jul 2011 10:53:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Jul 29
The Iriver Story HD has a higher-resolution display than those found on competing e-ink readers like the Kindle and Nook. But does that make it a good buy?
Jul 29
Dell Streak 10 Pro debuts in China
Posted in: Today's ChiliThe PC maker introduces its long-awaited 10-inch Android tablet in China. Company executives believe the U.S. market for 10-inch designs has too many “inhibitors” at the moment.
Originally posted at Nanotech – The Circuits Blog
Jul 29
Fusion Garage’s Grid 10 tablet clears the FCC, begs us not to call it the ‘JooJoo 2’
Posted in: flash, slate, tablet, tablets, Today's Chili
If at first you don’t succeed, discontinue your product, carry on a lawsuit, and then try again. That’s the story thus far for Fusion Garage, the company behind the failed JooJoo tablet, an overpriced, hard-to-use slate that proudly omitted all the things people like about tablets — you know, like apps. After the underwhelming sales figures started rolling in, Chandrashekar Rathakrishnan, the company’s founder, admitted that perhaps some people might sometimes be interested in doing things other than surf the web. That was the end of JooJoo, though he promised, ominously, that we hadn’t seen the last of Fusion Garage. Well, here we are: the troubled company just sent another tablet through the FCC, and no, it’s not called the “JooJoo 2.” Rather, this one’s dubbed the “Grid 10” — a likely attempt on Fusion Garage’s part to distance itself as much as possible from its embarrassing (and messy) entrance into the tablet market. For now, though, that’s near-impossible, especially given that this FCC report contains precious few details about what this thing will be capable of. No word either on when the JooJoo will rise from the grave as an Android-running zombie, but our guess is that apocalyptic day is nigh.
Fusion Garage’s Grid 10 tablet clears the FCC, begs us not to call it the ‘JooJoo 2’ originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 29 Jul 2011 10:18:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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It can only connect to one computer through USB, but you won’t be dissatisfied with the Dell 1250c’s professional output quality and consistent speeds, and we recommend it for anyone shopping for a new personal color laser imaging device.
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