MetroPCS purports to bring the wireless to all, but it hasn’t had the right showcase to fulfill that promise…
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Army of MetroPCS phones heading to Amazon’s virtual shelves
On December 28, 2011, In Gadgets, by pejdel13
MetroPCS purports to bring the wireless to all, but it hasn’t had the right showcase to fulfill that promise…
By David Ponce It might be a little hard to get your hands on one of these at the moment, but if you’re lucky you can apparently buy a DIY modification kit for the iPhone that will give you a backplate with a luminous apple logo. You will have to do the installation yourself (or ask a friend of yours whose hands don’t feature 10 thumbs), though it appears easy enough.
By David Ponce It might be a little hard to get your hands on one of these at the moment, but if you’re lucky you can apparently buy a DIY modification kit for the iPhone that will give you a backplate with a luminous apple logo. You will have to do the installation yourself (or ask a friend of yours whose hands don’t feature 10 thumbs), though it appears easy enough.
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iPhone Mod Lights Up Its Logo
On December 13, 2011, In Gadgets, by weranda7
That elusive Samsung Galaxy Nexus is still heading to Verizon , believe it or not, and we may actually be nearing the end of our frustrating quest to get our hands on one. While we’re still waiting for an official announcement from Big Red itself, the inaugural Ice Cream Sandwich device has shown up in Costco’s internal pricing guides with a starting date of December 15th — a mere two days away. It’s priced at $290 with a two-year commitment, which is exactly the same as what we’d originally heard a month ago
That elusive Samsung Galaxy Nexus is still heading to Verizon , believe it or not, and we may actually be nearing the end of our frustrating quest to get our hands on one. While we’re still waiting for an official announcement from Big Red itself, the inaugural Ice Cream Sandwich device has shown up in Costco’s internal pricing guides with a starting date of December 15th — a mere two days away. It’s priced at $290 with a two-year commitment, which is exactly the same as what we’d originally heard a month ago
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Verizon’s Galaxy Nexus hitting Costco on December 15?
On September 14, 2011, In Reviews, by Lobo
Toshiba’s Portege Z830 ultrabook is among the first crop of notebooks coming to market built upon Intel’s Ultrabook platform.
Toshiba’s Portege Z830 ultrabook is among the first crop of notebooks coming to market built upon Intel’s Ultrabook platform.
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IDF2011: Toshiba Z830 Ultrabook Hands On Preview
The HTC Bliss is undoubtedly going through the typical pre-launch routine: it’s passed through the ranks of the FCC, received its first Blurrycam session , and now we’re finally seeing the upcoming device up close and personal.
The HTC Bliss is undoubtedly going through the typical pre-launch routine: it’s passed through the ranks of the FCC, received its first Blurrycam session , and now we’re finally seeing the upcoming device up close and personal.
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HTC Bliss gets its clearest photo session yet, shows off front-facing camera
On August 17, 2011, In Gadgets, Technology, by Lobo
If the US did not have enough to grumble about, they can add the HP Pre 3 being on offer at HP’s website for the UK well in advance of any date whatsoever for a North American release. Even better, the price is 100 quid less than the pre-order prices of £ 399 for a SIM free 8MB Pre 3
If the US did not have enough to grumble about, they can add the HP Pre 3 being on offer at HP’s website for the UK well in advance of any date whatsoever for a North American release. Even better, the price is 100 quid less than the pre-order prices of £ 399 for a SIM free 8MB Pre 3
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Pre 3 Selling for £299 SIM free in UK
On July 27, 2011, In Gadgets, by olibaba13
We’ve seen some rather inventive USB chargers in our time, but surprisingly few have managed to make charging while traveling a painless process. Aviiq’s new Portable Charging Station, on the other hand, has threatened to make the outside world a more welcoming place when it comes to juicing up.
We’ve seen some rather inventive USB chargers in our time, but surprisingly few have managed to make charging while traveling a painless process. Aviiq’s new Portable Charging Station, on the other hand, has threatened to make the outside world a more welcoming place when it comes to juicing up.
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Aviiq Portable Charging Station does kitsch-free USB juicing in small black bag
Quick! Someone tell Walmart Black Friday isn’t for another five and a half months. With no new iPhone in sight , the retailer is selling the 16GB version for $147 on contract — the kind of stunt we’d expect it to pull in an effort to reel in holiday shoppers
Quick! Someone tell Walmart Black Friday isn’t for another five and a half months. With no new iPhone in sight , the retailer is selling the 16GB version for $147 on contract — the kind of stunt we’d expect it to pull in an effort to reel in holiday shoppers
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Walmart temporarily drops iPhone 4 price to $147, not that you’ll be able to find one
The first benchmarks of Samsung’s 1.2GHz Galaxy S II — we saw the 1GHz variant tested previously — are rolling in, and it’s fast . Almost suspiciously so
The first benchmarks of Samsung’s 1.2GHz Galaxy S II — we saw the 1GHz variant tested previously — are rolling in, and it’s fast . Almost suspiciously so
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Galaxy S II benchmarked, makes other phones cry in shame
On April 12, 2011, In Gadgets, by brumek13
A sneak peek from the Great White North showed us Alienware’s new mobile gaming flagship, but now we’ve got the real specs and a whole gaggle of pretty pics for you to drool over. It turns out the M18x has a massive 18.4-inch 1920 x 1080 Full HD display, an Intel Core i7 Extreme chip overclocked to a frag-tastic 4GHz, your choice of AMD CrossFireX or NVIDIA SLI graphics, up to 32GB of DDR3 RAM, a 3D-capable HDMI 1.4 port, WirelessHD for the cable-averse crowd, and five macro-programmable keys wrapped in a otherworldly anodized aluminum shell. We’re still not sure when you’ll be able to get your hands on one, but we do know it can’t get here soon enough.
A sneak peek from the Great White North showed us Alienware’s new mobile gaming flagship, but now we’ve got the real specs and a whole gaggle of pretty pics for you to drool over. It turns out the M18x has a massive 18.4-inch 1920 x 1080 Full HD display, an Intel Core i7 Extreme chip overclocked to a frag-tastic 4GHz, your choice of AMD CrossFireX or NVIDIA SLI graphics, up to 32GB of DDR3 RAM, a 3D-capable HDMI 1.4 port, WirelessHD for the cable-averse crowd, and five macro-programmable keys wrapped in a otherworldly anodized aluminum shell. We’re still not sure when you’ll be able to get your hands on one, but we do know it can’t get here soon enough.
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Alienware’s M18x: a beautiful beast for the gamer on the go