March 4th 2009 |
Orange will apparently launch the HTC Dream (G1) in France HTC Magic (G2). Engadget Mobile reports that Orange is bringing the HTC Dream to France on March 5th while Vodafone’s SFR said they are getting ready to release it. Those living in France should be able to get in on the action, and Orange will be offering the device for 99 Euros ($124) after rebate which includes unlimited data, unlimited text, and 50 hours of Orange Wi-Fi access spots.
In addition Orange’s Dream / G1 will feature a full AZERTY keyboard, a 3.2 inch TFT touchscreen display with 320 x 480 pixels, HSDPA connectivity, Wi-Fi, GPS, digital compass, a 3.2MP camera.
March 4th 2009 |
LG apparently has an upgraded Renoir. Called LG Renoir 8GB Black. The Renoir original comes with 100MB of internal memory, something very rare for a high-end mobile camera and it became complaint for LG’s Renoir KC910 which is released in November 2008. Thus, LG unveils an upgraded version of the Renoir, dubbed the LG Renoir 8GB Black.
The rest of the features are probably the same, so the Renoir 8GB Black should have a 240 x 400 pixels touchscreen display, accelerometer, A-GPS, Wi-Fi and that 8 MP autofocus camera with Schneider-Kreuznach optics, xenon flash and VGA video recording.
March 4th 2009 |
FaceBook for BlackBerry Smartphones is about to receive an update. The BoyGeniusReport got their hands on the upcoming 1.5 release of the BlackBerry application. The application has a lot of cool features including the ability to invite and accept friend requests, upload pictures on-the-go, and live status updates for all of the friends on your list.Here is a run down of the important features:
*BlackBerry Calendar integration – It allows your Facebook events to be automatically synced to your BlackBerry calendar.
*BlackBerry Message integration (not messenger) – This enables your new Facebook alerts to be listed in your message list instead of having to go to the Facebook client every time. Very cool.
*BlackBerry Contacts integration – This allows for your Facebook friends to be added to your contact list. It will add phone numbers, work info, pictures, hopefully email and it gives you an option to request a friends phone number if you don’t have it.
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March 4th 2009 |
Amazon’s Kindle App for iPhone and iPod touch is now live in the App Store. “Kindle for iPhone and iPod touch,†is a new application available for free from Apple’s App Store that lets customers enjoy over 240,000 books, including 104 of 112 New York Times Bestsellers, on the iPhone and iPod touch using Apple’s Multi-Touch user interface.  ”You may not have the latest $359 Kindle electronic book reader from Amazon.com, but if you own an iPhone or iPod touch, a new application will let you access the same content on your Apple device,” Rachel Metz reports for The Associated Press.
Most e-books should run $9.99. Like with the Kindle device itself, you can sample first chapters for free, adjust text size and bookmark. You can’t annotate but you can view Kindle annotations. With the new Kindle for iPhone and iPod touch application, customers can:
*Access their entire library of previously purchased Kindle books stored on Amazon’s servers
*Adjust the text size of books
*Shop for hundreds of thousands of books on their Kindle or online at http://www.amazon.com/kindlestore, and wirelessly transfer the books to their iPhone or iPod touch
*Add bookmarks and view notes and highlights
March 4th 2009 |
“It add great depth and dimension to the screen as well as giving the impression of everything being neatly organized.”
You can Download Shelves Theme here
