I’m not sure if the Smart Phone Sleeper is the most ridiculous product ever or straight up pure genius. It basically takes a car-style flexible neck cell phone mount and makes it at least 5 times as long and with a big flat base. You can slip the base under your mattress, couch cushion, own buttocks, or just balance it on the floor
I’m not sure if the Smart Phone Sleeper is the most ridiculous product ever or straight up pure genius. It basically takes a car-style flexible neck cell phone mount and makes it at least 5 times as long and with a big flat base. You can slip the base under your mattress, couch cushion, own buttocks, or just balance it on the floor
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Add a Cellphone Mount to your Mattress
We’ve known for a while that the Samsung Galaxy Note was coming to AT&T sometime soon, but now we actually have a date: February 19th. If that day just isn’t going to come soon enough, there’s a way to get it delivered two days earlier — the carrier’s offering a pre-order option beginning next Sunday, and your February 17th delivery is promised as long as you click that “order” button by the 15th. Just as predicted, the device will be available for $300 with a two-year commitment
We’ve known for a while that the Samsung Galaxy Note was coming to AT&T sometime soon, but now we actually have a date: February 19th. If that day just isn’t going to come soon enough, there’s a way to get it delivered two days earlier — the carrier’s offering a pre-order option beginning next Sunday, and your February 17th delivery is promised as long as you click that “order” button by the 15th. Just as predicted, the device will be available for $300 with a two-year commitment
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Samsung Galaxy Note available at AT&T February 19th for $300, pre-orders begin February 5th
It wasn’t all that long ago that the Nook Simple Touch got a bit of freshening up thanks to some new code, and now it’s the Kindle Touch’s turn for an upgrade. Amazon has just released software version 5.0.3 for its newest e-reader that brings “general software improvements” to the device. We’re not sure exactly what that means, but we do know the update will be delivered via WiFi in the next few weeks, and anxious owners interested in grabbing it now can head on down to the source link below
It wasn’t all that long ago that the Nook Simple Touch got a bit of freshening up thanks to some new code, and now it’s the Kindle Touch’s turn for an upgrade. Amazon has just released software version 5.0.3 for its newest e-reader that brings “general software improvements” to the device. We’re not sure exactly what that means, but we do know the update will be delivered via WiFi in the next few weeks, and anxious owners interested in grabbing it now can head on down to the source link below
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Kindle Touch gets new software version 5.0.3
How fast is Telstra’s new 4G network ?
How fast is Telstra’s new 4G network ?
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HTC Velocity runs impressive speed test on Australia’s new 4G network
Nearly 10 months after its debut, the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet will finally get e-mail and other important missing features in February.
Nearly 10 months after its debut, the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet will finally get e-mail and other important missing features in February.
Earlier this week, Kogeto announced plans to bring its Dot panoramic video recording accessory to Android handsets. Having already launched an iPhone version of the device back in May, Kogeto has a prototype of its Android counterpart on display here at CES, along with a second prototype, for the GoPro HD Hero 2 .
Earlier this week, Kogeto announced plans to bring its Dot panoramic video recording accessory to Android handsets. Having already launched an iPhone version of the device back in May, Kogeto has a prototype of its Android counterpart on display here at CES, along with a second prototype, for the GoPro HD Hero 2 .
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Kogeto unveils Dot panoramic video capture prototypes for Android, GoPro (video)
No big CES product reveal here — just the usual line art and test reports found in your average FCC filing. In this case, it’s one for the Samsung GT-N8013, an as-yet-unannounced device described as a “portable tablet computer” in the FCC documents. As PocketNow reports, however, the very same device also recently received WiFi certification (along with a presumably similar GT-N8000 model), where it was listed as a smartphone (there’s also a reference to “phone model” in one of the FCC docs), leading to speculation that it may be a successor or variation to the Galaxy Note (which was the GT-N7000)
No big CES product reveal here — just the usual line art and test reports found in your average FCC filing. In this case, it’s one for the Samsung GT-N8013, an as-yet-unannounced device described as a “portable tablet computer” in the FCC documents. As PocketNow reports, however, the very same device also recently received WiFi certification (along with a presumably similar GT-N8000 model), where it was listed as a smartphone (there’s also a reference to “phone model” in one of the FCC docs), leading to speculation that it may be a successor or variation to the Galaxy Note (which was the GT-N7000)
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Samsung GT-N8013 ‘portable tablet’ hits the FCC, reveals few details
We’ve already gotten our hands on Toshiba’s Camileo Air10 , but there was one crucial ingredient missing from our initial impressions — an actual glimpse at how clips recorded with the device turned out. We swung by the company’s booth on the floor, slipped one of our own SD cards in the device and took a quick video at 1080p with image stabilization enabled
We’ve already gotten our hands on Toshiba’s Camileo Air10 , but there was one crucial ingredient missing from our initial impressions — an actual glimpse at how clips recorded with the device turned out. We swung by the company’s booth on the floor, slipped one of our own SD cards in the device and took a quick video at 1080p with image stabilization enabled
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Toshiba Camileo Air10 hands-on revisited: with sample video
Well, what do we have here?
Well, what do we have here?
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Verizon Galaxy Tab 7.7 with LTE hands-on at CES 2012 (video)
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