Aspirin really is a drug
There are a lot of drugs we take so reflexively we don’t even know they’re drugs. One such drug is aspirin. The natural substance from which it was first derived was known to Hippocrates. The first aspirin tabletswere sold in 1900. An aspirin is part of the shield for the Bayer Leverkusen socc
Lenovo IdeaCentre 600: Thinnest (Hottest?) All-in-One PC on the Block
Lenovo's IdeaCentre 600 is a pretty splashy debut: Its first ever all-in-one is a simple curved slab that's supposedly the thinnest all-in-one in the industry. Beyond the form factor—which borrows liberally from the new Star Trek and the iMac (the frameless black bezel looks like it was copy
Nokia N97 Unveiled, The First High-End N-Series Touch Phone
[HTML1] It's been a long time coming, but after dabbling with touch on the midrange 5800, Nokia has finally brought a touchscreen to an S60 "N-Series" smartphone, the N97. Take a look at our hands-on impressions and the complete rundown on Nokia's new flagship. But it's not quite a full div
Parlingo All-In-One Free Instant Messenger For The iPhone
Palringo is a free multi-client instant messaging app for mobiles that hit the App Store over the weekend, and it's the first to officially support Google Talk/Jabber, on top of Windows Live Messenger, Yahoo, ICQ, iChat and Gadu-Gadu (if you're in Poland). You can also use it to quickly send photos
Microsoft's LucidTouch Transparent Touchscreen Device Gets All Mocked Up
Naturally, when we first laid our eyes on the LucidTouch prototype from Microsoft back in October, we were intrigued by the transparent multi-touch interface that allows users to control the device from behind the screen. Now, five months later, Microsoft has unveiled some artist mock-ups of wh
Samsung's TL34HD: A 14.7 MP Point-and-Shoot
Samsung's new TL34HD point-and-shoot is being billed as the "most advanced point?and-shoot digital camera in Samsung’s history" with a robust 14.7-megapixels, a 3-inch touchscreen LCD, and a Schneider lens with a 28mm wide-angle focal length and 3.6x optical zoom. It is also capable of shooting
Understanding Windows 7's 'GodMode'
Although its name suggests perhaps even grander capabilities, Windows enthusiasts are excited over the discovery of a hidden "GodMode" feature that lets users access all of the operating system's control panels from within a single folder. By creating a new folder in Windows 7 and renaming it wit
The Swiss Army SIM: SK Telecom Squeezes Storage, CPU and Android OS Onto One Card
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Qualcomm’s Dual-Core 1.5GHz Snapdragon: Smartphones Are About to Go Hyperspeed
Posted by AceNik on Feb 25, 2010•| Email This Post
Qualcomm’s current 1GHz Snapdragon is the muscle that makes the Nexus One so fantastically speedy, but Qualcomm isn’t sitting on their laurels—they just announced two new chips that are going to power the next great mobile devices.
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HTC Bravo Renamed Desire, Modified Nexus One?
Posted by AceNik on Feb 17, 2010•| Email This Post
Inspired by the Nexus One (which HTC made), the Desire—or Bravo, if you prefer—has a 3.7-inch AMOLED screen with multitouch, with 480 x 800 pixels. It’s the best display I’ve seen on a phone for a while.
If the kids at Modaco are right, the rumored HTC Bravo will launch on Verizon Wireless as the HTC Desire, pleasing a LOT of people but confusing many in the process.
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HTC’s New “Helicopter View” Shown Off In Desire Video
Posted by AceNik on Feb 17, 2010•| Email This Post
A new feature that’s making its way onto all of HTC’s Android phones via its Sense overlay is the helicopter view,” as they call it internally. It’s like Mac OS X’s Exposé function, letting you see all homescreens instantly.
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TAT Home: If Android Was Born Today, This Is What It Would Look Like
Posted by AceNik on Feb 17, 2010•| Email This Post
Note: Video is Amazin, Must Watch on the site itself.
One of the most impressive apps I’ve seen derive from Mobile World Congress 2010 in Barcelona was TAT Home, a 3D gesture home screen app for Android. Most commonly used features like; SMS, Weather, Music Player, Alarm and Contacts are quickly accessible from the interactive screen.
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