Wednesday, June 30, 2010

HTC Hero Android 2.1 Update

HTC Hero owners that reside within the United Kingdom will have begun to receive an OTA update that brings Android 2.1 to the HTC phone. Unlike the Sprint HTC EVO 4G update which consisted of a small download size but was subsequently stopped, the HTC Hero update is quite large, weighing in at 79.88MB. As [...]
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LG's First Quad-Core Notebook Offers Extreme 3D Gaming Excitement

Amman, Jordan - LG Electronics (LG), a global leader and technology innovator in mobile communications, recently unveiled its first quad-core processor notebook, the 15.6-inch LG WIDEBOOKâ„¢ R590. The LG R590 packs the performance of a high-end desktop PC into a mobile chassis and includes a 1.73GHz Intel Core i7 processor with the PM55 Chipset, and a discrete NVIDIA GeForce GT230M with 1GB of ...
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Independent Games Festival expanding focus to include handheld titles

As the Independent Games Festival enters its thirteenth year, chairman Brandon Boyer has announced a couple of significant changes to the awards format. This year, handheld games -- including those for DS, PSP and iPhone -- will be included in the main judging and be up for the same awards as non-portable titles. A new "Best Mobile Game" category is also being added to the IGF Awards suite; the ...
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Motorola's Droid X Ad Pokes Fun At Apple

Motorola took out a full page ad in the New York Times today to advertise the Droid X, its next generation Android based smartphone. In the ad, Motorola couldn't help but poke fun at Apple's highly publicized iPhone 4 reception issues. The issue dubbed the "death grip" by a number of websites causes the iPhone 4 to lose signal when it is held certain ways, mainly in the left hand. The ad begins ...
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