Protect and Customize Your Devices with DomeSkin

When you get a new gadget, you have to decide how you're going to protect it.  Cases can provide good protection, but they add bulk and completely obscure the device.  Those thin skins – clear or with a design – add some scratch protection, but some of them can be as slippery as the device itself.  DomeSkins are different than other skins;  they have a padded, 3-D profile.  They come in a variety of patterns and colors, so you can customize your device to suit your style.  They use a 3M adhesive that comes off easily and leaves no sticky residue.

The Gadgeteer, Protect and Customize Your Devices with DomeSkin

Gameloft's Weekend Sale: NOVA, UNO, Assasin's Creed and Asphalt 6 only $1

Gameloft is throwing a “fall weekend sale” for a few of the biggest and baddest in Android gaming. HD titles like, the first-person shooter N.O.V.A., family fun UNO, action-platformer Assassin's Creed and the action-racing Asphalt 6, are all being offered up for only 99 cents this weekend only. Even if you hate gaming, there's no denying it's a great deal.


Android Phone, Gameloft's Weekend Sale: NOVA, UNO, Assasin's Creed and Asphalt 6 only $1

Sharp Ups their Game, Announces High-Powered Aquos 104SH with Android Ice Cream Sandwich

If you thought the AQUOS 102SH was the only thing Sharp had up its sleeve, guess again. The company looks to make an even bigger splash in Japan with the announcement of the Sharp AQUOS 104SH. While the manufacturer has room for improvement in the naming department, they don't miss a step when it comes to the hardware found inside their latest creation. First and foremost, the AQUOS 104SH promises to be Sharp's first handset running Android Ice Cream Sandwich. But that is merely the icing on top of a big piece of cake sporting a 4.5-inch HD display, 1.5GHz dual-core TI OMAP 4460 CPU, and a 12.1MP camera.

Android Phone, Sharp Ups their Game, Announces High-Powered Aquos 104SH with Android Ice Cream Sandwich

Hyundai co-CEO Yang resigns for personal reasons

Yang was responsible for both domestic and foreign operations, and AN reports that executives Kim Choong-hu and Kim Seung-tack will split Yang's duties moving forward. Yang helmed the automaker's day-to-day operations, and split CEO duties with two others, including chairman and founding family member Chung Mong-koo.

Autoblog, Hyundai co-CEO Yang resigns for personal reasons

Zotac offering GeForce GT 520 PCI for antique users

Tuesday Zotac said it plans to release PCI and PCI Express x1 cards based on Nvidia's GeForce GT 520 GPU. For those with (really) old systems — especially those still sporting an AGP slot — this is an ideal way to beef up the graphics to DirectX 11 levels without having to shell out money for an all-new barebone system. “Upgrading your graphics card is the easiest way to boost your system performance and gain new capabilities.

2DayBlog.com, Zotac offering GeForce GT 520 PCI for antique users

iPhone 5 cases for real in AT&T stores

Sure, we've seen AT&T's inventory system point towards Case-Mate cases for the upcoming iPhone 5 (which will definitely stop all traffic when October 4th rolls around), but those are just words on a computer display – what about those who want to see the real deal.

Ubergizmo, iPhone 5 cases for real in AT&T stores

Skype in-flight video call made on MSNBC TV

Ever received or made a Skype video call to somebody who was on an airplane. I can't say I have, but the folks over at MSNBC have, in a news segment shot yesterday. Time magazine's senior political analyst, Mark Halperin, called up the studio via Skype while in the middle of a red eye flight, and gave his opinion on Chris Christie's speech through a video call. Not to mention, he was in the plane's lavatory as well. The quality of the call was pretty good, with the audio coming in loud and clear, not to mention the video wasn't too shabby either. I guess this shows that even Skype calls on the plane are actually quite feasible.

Ubergizmo, Skype in-flight video call made on MSNBC TV

2012 Lotus Exige S squares off for The Duel

Lotus has rolled out a new trailer for the company's Exige S. Those who are easily tired by flashy cuts and metaphor may want to skip this one, as it pits the supercharged V6 hellion against a boxer. No, not a Porsche or Subaru boxer engine. An actual boxer, as in, a pugilist. Our brows may be a bit too low to understand the concept at work here, but we appreciate a good advertisement when we see one. With plenty of tire smoke, lots of doughnuts and dramatic shots of the black body work on the Exige S, the clip hits all the right notes.
The Lotus Exige S packs 346 horsepower in a 2,380-pound track-bred package.



Autoblog, 2012 Lotus Exige S squares off for The Duel

Spotify users get a 'private listening' mode, Facebook account still required

It may not be addressing complaints from those bemoaning the need for a Facebook account in the first place, but Spotify is now at least giving folks an easy way to listen to what they like without broadcasting it to their friends. That comes in the form of a new "private listening" mode, which can easily be turned on and off at will - the other option is to unlink your Facebook account completely.

Engadget, Spotify users get a 'private listening' mode, Facebook account still required

Thrustmaster Ferrari F1 Wheel Add-On

Formula 1 fans, the season might as well be over as Red Bull looks set to produce the youngest ever double champion in the history of the sport, but there is always next season to look forward to (same goes for Arsenal fans). In the mean time, you can always continue enjoying your favorite racing game with the Thrustmaster Ferrari F1 Wheel Add-On. This removable racing wheel is also a life-size replica of the Ferrari 150° Italia racing wheel, letting you feel even closer to the track than ever before, where it was specially designed to be attached to the T500 RS wheel base.

Ubergizmo, Thrustmaster Ferrari F1 Wheel Add-On

China Unicom: iPhone 5 supports HSPA+

Whenever you hear word that a phone has “4G” connectivity – it would be best to do more research on the handset and see whether it is just “marketing 4G” being bandied about, or the real deal. Well, you can always check our previous guide to 4G for more details, but what we've learned is this – a China Unicom executive confirmed that Apple's iPhone 5 will sport 4G connectivity in the form of 21Mbps HSPA+ technology. This information came about in a photo of a slide by Japanese site PC Watch, where said presentation was done by China Unicom's Research VP Huan Wenilang at Macworld Asia 2011.

Ubergizmo, China Unicom: iPhone 5 supports HSPA+

Google to build a trio of data centers in Asia, earmarks $200 million for expansion

IT specialists in Singapore, Taiwan and Hong Kong better start polishing their resumes, because Google is rolling into town. Yesterday, Big G announced plans to build a brand new data center in each of the three Asian locales, as part of an expansion slated to cost at least $200 million. When completed, these complexes will represent the company's first fully owned and operated data centers in the burgeoning Asia-Pacific region - where, according to Asia policy communications manager Taj Meadows, Google is "seeing large numbers of new users coming online every day".

Engadget, Google to build a trio of data centers in Asia, earmarks $200 million for expansion

France Telecom sceglie CustVox per Sviluppare Soluzioni di Customer Experience Management

France Telecom, operatore leader delle telecomunicazioni, incrementa la fidelizzazione dei propri clienti con l'aiuto di CustVox, pioniere europeo nel settore del CEM.(ZURIGO, SVIZZERA) - CustVox ha annunciato oggi di essere stata selezionata da France Telecom per sviluppare una piattaforma multilingue di Customer Experience Management (CEM) allo scopo di migliorare i processi di gestione dell'esperienza dei clienti per la sua affiliata svizzera, Orange.CustVox, azienda europea leader nell'ambito delle soluzioni software di Customer Experience Management, afferma che tale accordo comporterà un significativo miglioramento nel livello di

Press Release Distribution, France Telecom sceglie CustVox per Sviluppare Soluzioni di Customer Experience Management

HTC Sensation Z710t becomes first smartphone to offer ST-Ericsson's NovaThor SoC

There's a new Sensation on the block that'll be making its way to China Mobile, but rather than rehashing more of the same, this release marks the first smartphone to place ST-Ericsson's NovaThor SoC under the hood. Unlike offerings from Qualcomm, the chip inside the Sensation Z710t offers a dual-core A9 processor along with connectivity to the carrier's TD-SCDMA infrastructure. Other specs are expected to remain the same, which includes a 4.3-inch qHD display and 8 megapixel camera. Unfortunately, press photos weren't released, which suggests its design hasn't changed.

Engadget, HTC Sensation Z710t becomes first smartphone to offer ST-Ericsson's NovaThor SoC

Nokia cuts 3,500 more jobs

Nokia announced on Thursday that it will “continue to align its workforce and operations” by reducing its headcount by roughly 3,500 workers. This new round of personnel reductions is in addition to earlier cuts announced this past April, and it will take effect by the end of next year. Approximately 2,200 of the laid off workers will come from the closure of Nokia's factory in Cluj, Romania, which began operations in 2008, and another 1,300 cuts will take place within the company's Location & Commerce unit.

Boy Genius Report, Nokia cuts 3,500 more jobs

LG IPS5 series monitor blows your eyes away

I meant the title's meaning to come across in a good way, of course, where the IPS5 series of monitors from LG is said to feature upgrades that boast expert color calibration so that whatever you see remains sharp and true. The IPS5 series will sport outstanding color reproduction technology that targets enterprise customers and photographers, so the home crowd might want to give this a miss instead. The IPS5 series will replace TN (twisted nematic) panels in place of IPS, where the color accuracy is excellent par none.

Ubergizmo, LG IPS5 series monitor blows your eyes away

Mitsubishi Electric to build world's fastest elevator, Guinness World Record eminent

Cheer up, ladies, because Mitsubishi Electric is about to make your elevator ride substantially less awkward, but you better hold your skirts properly, because they may just fly like Marilyn Monroe. Yesterday, the company unveiled plans to construct what it hopes will become the world's fastest lifts, as part of a new project in China. The forthcoming set of elevators will be housed within the still-incomplete Shanghai Tower, where they'll travel between the basement and 119th floor at a speed of 59 feet per second — a rate that would narrowly eclipse the current Guinness world record, which sits at about 55 feet per second.

2DayBlog.com, Mitsubishi Electric to build world's fastest elevator, Guinness World Record eminent

Logitech QuickCam Orbit AF Price Cut

Amazon has started offering the Logitech QuickCam Orbit AF webcam for just $65.67. FYI, the original price was $129.99, so you can save $64.32. The main feature of this webcam is a motorized tracking sensor that follows your every move, keeping you right in the middle of the picture. The Logitech QuickCam Orbit AF also has a 2-megapixel sensor, a premium Carl Zeiss lens with AutoFocus, and a microphone with the RightSound technology that eliminates background noise.

TechFresh, Logitech QuickCam Orbit AF Price Cut

Toshiba Satellite L735D Kids PC

Toshiba has launched the Satellite L735D Kids PC. As its name suggests, this full-sized laptop is designed for kids and features several parent-friendly apps such as The Internet for Kids, Kidzui and LEGO Harry Potter: The Video Game. The Toshiba Satellite L735D Kids PC has a 13.3-inch diagonal HD display with an AMD E-Series processor, a 320GB hard disk drive, a webcam, and a DVD drive. If you are interested, you can buy the Toshiba Satellite L735D Kids PC for $497.99.

TechFresh, Toshiba Satellite L735D Kids PC

Skype update for iOS adds anti-shake, Bluetooth connectivity and ads for freeloaders

Skype's latest app upgrade brings a few substantial features, some good, one not so. Alongside a new anti-shake video call function (limited to the iPhone's back-facing camera), you can now pair Bluetooth headsets with the VoIP calling service, something apparently "long requested" from Skype fans. However, users have to fork out for credit to avoid seeing advertising that's also baked into the new version. The update's now up for grabs on both the iPhone and iPad, though there are reports of a few teething troubles, including missing credit and account details.

Engadget, Skype update for iOS adds anti-shake, Bluetooth connectivity and ads for freeloaders

MetroPCS Releases LG Esteem MS910 4G LTE Android Smartphone

MetroPCS has released another 4G LTE Android smartphone from LG on their network. Called the LG Esteem MS910, the handset packs a 4.3-inch WVGA Gorilla Glass touchscreen display, a 1GHz single-core processor, an 8GB of internal memory, a 1.3MP front-facing camera, a 5MP rear-facing camera with 720p HD video recording, GPS, WiFi, a micro HDMI port and runs on Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS. The LG Esteem MS910 is available now for $249 plus tax, after a $100 mail-in rebate.

TechFresh, MetroPCS Releases LG Esteem MS910 4G LTE Android Smartphone

Panasonic Let's Note B10 Premium Edition

To celebrate the Let's Note brand's 15th anniversary, Panasonic will drop another high-end notebook called the Let's Note B10 Premium Edition. The system will sport a 15.6-inch 1920 x 1080 Full HD display, a 2.20GHz Intel Core i7-2675QM quad-core processor, an 8GB RAM, a 256GB SSD, a Blu-ray drive and run on Windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit/64-bit (SP1) OS. The Let's Note B10 Premium Edition will go on sale from October 21st for 335,500 Yen (about $4,372).

TechFresh, Panasonic Let's Note B10 Premium Edition

Chevy Camaro to get Ford Mustang Cobra Jet competitor?

Word has it that General Motors may be out to finally counter the Ford Mustang Cobra Jet and Dodge Challenger Drag Pak. Until now, Ford and Dodge enjoyed nearly unhindered dominance of the turn-key dragster market, but LSXTV is reporting that GM is planning to unveil its answer at this year's SEMA show in November in the form of a Stock Eliminator Chevrolet Camaro.

Autoblog, Chevy Camaro to get Ford Mustang Cobra Jet competitor?

Cadillac ATS convertible scuttled

Cadillac is going to keep things classy with its upcoming ATS. The top will stay on, which means the lineup will lose the planned convertible version but retain the sedan and coupe. What's the motivation for the drop-top rejection. Volume projections.

Autoblog, Cadillac ATS convertible scuttled

Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light arriving on Android as an Xperia Play exclusive

Looking for your fix of Tomb Raider on your Android phone. If you have an Xperia Play, we've got some good news for you. It has been announced that the cooperative-heavy Tomb Raider game, Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light, is making its way to Android - as an Xperia Play exclusive. The game that's been out for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC and iOS devices will finally be on the Google operating system this year.
It will be the first of many Square Enix titles that will be ported over to Android as Xperia Play exclusives.

Ubergizmo, Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light arriving on Android as an Xperia Play exclusive

Toshiba Unveils DX735 All-in-One PC

Toshiba has once again expanded its line of All-in-One PCs by unveiling the DX735. Featuring a 23-inch Full HD multi-touch display, the computer is powered by an either Core i5 or i7 processor, along with 4GB of RAM and 1TB hard drive. As an additional features a Bluetooth keyboard, DVD drive, HDMI, TV tuner for a truly all-in-one entertainment solution. and USB 3.0 port. The DX735 price will start at $957 upwards.

Today Gadgets, Toshiba Unveils DX735 All-in-One PC

Nokia 600, 700, and 701 with Symbian Belle launch in India

Nokia has officially announced its three newest Symbian-powered smartphones in India. The Nokia 600, 700, and 701 were all first introduced in Hong Kong last month, and now the company seems ready to present them in more countries. Of the three, the Nokia 701 is apparently already available to buy in India. It's recommended sales price is Rs. 18,999.

Unwired View, Nokia 600, 700, and 701 with Symbian Belle launch in India

Hitachi Maxell announces “Air Voltage” wireless charger for the iPad 2

If the idea of charging via cable is of huge inconvenience for you and sounds messy, Hitachi Maxell has announced what they're calling the "Air Voltage", which combines a wireless charging pad together with a jacket that has been designed to allow the iPad 2 to be charged wirelessly. While technically there is still a cable involved, which connects the wireless charging pad (dubbed the Energy Stand) to a power source, the iPad 2 itself is not connected by any cable at all, which means there shouldn't be an occasion where tripping over the cable will cause your iPad 2 to come crashing down with it.

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aboutit, Hitachi Maxell announces “Air Voltage” wireless charger for the iPad 2

Make your own brush stylus for your tablet

Love painting on your tablet, but don't want to fork out money for the ridiculously priced stylus brushes available on the market. We've got some good news for you. Margarita Benitez recently figured out how to make a capacitive touchscreen-friendly paint brush of her own and posted up the instructions on instructables. While the end result isn't as polished looking as those styluses you can find on the market, it'll only cost you a few bucks, and less if you already have brushes and the material lying around.

Ubergizmo, Make your own brush stylus for your tablet

Best Buy to slash holiday hires by 50%

Best Buy will hire fewer temporary workers for the 2011 holiday season compared to last year, Reuters reported on Wednesday. The nationwide electronics retail chain will take on 15,000 new temporary employees, compared to the 29,000 it hired in 2010. Best Buy is not alone in its decision. Research from the management consulting firm Hay Group suggests that about 25% of U.S. retailers will hire fewer temporary employees this holiday season. “The consumer is being really careful about where he or she is spending the dollars, and I think that will continue through the holidays,” Best Buy CEO Brian Dunn told Reuters.

Boy Genius Report, Best Buy to slash holiday hires by 50%

Fanatec Forza Motorsport CSRs available for pre-ordering

The green flag just waved on pre-orders for Fanatec's line of Forza Motorsport accessories, including the CSR Wheel ($250), CSR Elite Pedal Set ($150) and CSR Shifter Set ($60). To refresh your memory: all feature metal construction that gives them a solid, rugged feel. The wheel's force feedback is powered by a Mabuchi RS550 motor, with two additional actuators simulating motor and ABS vibration. The pedals are fully adjustable; a pressure-sensitive brake pedal can be tuned to mimic any car. Finally, the shifter set features a six-speed H-pattern design and can be mounted on either side of the steering wheel.

2DayBlog.com, Fanatec Forza Motorsport CSRs available for pre-ordering

Word Bully app helps to prevent cyber bullying

Cyber-bullying is quite common these days, with almost every kid packing a cellphone with him or her - a large number of kids are victims of such abuse. If you are a concerned parent who is worried about your child encountering such profanity at a young and impressionable age, Word Bully might be the app for you. Designed by Iconosys, a safety communication and life-style app developer, Word Bully lets parents customize a filter for profanity, vulgar or threatening language and other offensive communications. Whenever a message sent or received triggers the filter, it is automatically sent to the parent to let them know what was said.

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gadgetsdaily, Word Bully app helps to prevent cyber bullying

Apps of the Day: Smozzy and Smartr

Every day we peruse the Android Market looking for the best, worst, interesting, and most unique apps in an effort to sift out a few gems. We call it Apps of the Day. We can’t guarantee that every app featured below is a real winner, but each is worth at least a quick look. It’s all in an effort to help you, our faithful readers, get the most out of your Android handsets. Read on to see what we found today!

Smartr Contacts - Smartr Contacts is an address book on steroids.

Android Phone, Apps of the Day: Smozzy and Smartr

UK: Sony Ericsson Mix Walkman arrives at O2 on PAYG for £79.99

After having been announced back in June and going on sale at Vodafone earlier this month, the Sony Ericsson Mix Walkman featurephone is now also in stock at O2. While Sony Ericsson has been focusing mostly on Android-powered smartphones for the past year or so, the Mix Walkman and the TXT and TXT Pro are interesting offerings mainly because they aren't smartphones. Interesting for us to cover, at least. Using them is a different story, of course.

But hey, if you want to, at least now you can get the Mix Walkman from another UK mobile network operator.

Unwired View, UK: Sony Ericsson Mix Walkman arrives at O2 on PAYG for £79.99

Griffin TechSafe Case for iPad 2 now available

Paranoid about your iPad 2 being stolen when you're not looking or every time you walk out of the room. Well, Griffin Technology has got the case just for you. Called the TechSafe, this case for the iPad 2 ensures that you'll never have to worry about your tablet being stolen. In addition to protecting the iOS tablet from the usual bumps and scratches, the TechSafe also has a security cable with a 4-digit combination lock to make sure nobody can remove the tablet from whatever it's chained to without knowing the code.

Ubergizmo, Griffin TechSafe Case for iPad 2 now available

Bugatti substantially reworking Galibier before seeking final approval

The Galibier is dead. Long live the Galibier. Plans are reportedly moving ahead at Bugatti headquarters in Mulsheim, France, to succeed the Veyron with a version of the Galibier concept super-sedan unveiled back in 2009. But before the company's CEO Wolfgang Dürheimer makes the final pitch by the end of the year to the board of the Volkswagen Group for final approval, some significant changes are being made. For one, the car is being made longer. The whole rear end is being thoroughly redone.

Autoblog, Bugatti substantially reworking Galibier before seeking final approval

Fanatec's Forza Motorsport accessories now up for pre-order

If you're a huge fan of racing games on the console, such as Forza Motorsport or Gran Turismo, you probably would love to get your hands on a steering wheel controller, assuming that you don't own one already. If you were at E3 earlier this year, or if you happened to have come across news regarding E3, you're probably familiar with Fanatec's line of Forza Motorsport accessories. The series of accessories was revealed at E3 and they include the CSR Wheel, CSR Elite Pedal Set and the CSR Shifter Set. All three feature metal construction which we're guessing gives off a solid, rugged and semi-realistic feel to the entire affair.

Ubergizmo, Fanatec's Forza Motorsport accessories now up for pre-order

Nexus One Units Begin Receiving Android 2.3.6

Google has issued the Android 2.3.6 update to Nexus One handsets. If you don’t remember, this update solved an issue that predominately affected Nexus S users – the Voice Search application would activate intermittently and randomly on its own. Unfortunately, we’re hearing that this update somehow breaks pinch-to-zoom in the default Gallery application, something Google is sure to take a look at once a thread over at their support site starts filling up. For now, go ahead and check for the update and think long and hard before downloading it.

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techcrunch, Nexus One Units Begin Receiving Android 2.3.6

Econsultancy to run Digital Marketing Training in Dubai 2 – 6 October

Dubai, 27 September 2011 - Econsultancy, the leading source of independent advice and insight on best practice digital marketing and ecommerce, will be running four of its internationally run Digital Marketing training courses in Dubai this October 2 - 6.

Press Release Distribution, Econsultancy to run Digital Marketing Training in Dubai 2 â€" 6 October

Alleged LulzSec hacker dreamt of a career with the NSA or DoD prior to arrest

Cody Kretsinger, the alleged LulzSec member who was arrested in Arizona last week, was a student at the University of Advancing Technology in Arizona with the dream of one day working in network security for the National Security Agency or the Department of Defense. Krebs on Security noticed Kretsinger was named “Student of the Month” during his tenure at the UAT, which posted an interview with the accused hacker. “While I wouldn't mind being a penetration tester, I think it's a lot more fun to try to build and secure a network and its devices from the ground up,” Krestinger said in the interview.

Boy Genius Report, Alleged LulzSec hacker dreamt of a career with the NSA or DoD prior to arrest

allmaxx Establishes Mobile Footprint with YOOSE Location-Based Consumer Targeting Expertise

September 27, 2011 - YOOSE, the hyper-local mobile ad network, was selected by allmaxx, Germany's largest students' club, to bring the allmaxx brand and business model into the mobile space via a dedicated app for the benefit of their 200,000 student members. The allmaxx club offers students access to exclusive discounts, deals and even cash-back offers from a 3,000-strong partner network of online suppliers such as Apple and Sony, as well as a broad spectrum of offline local businesses and independent outlets.

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alldigits, allmaxx Establishes Mobile Footprint with YOOSE Location-Based Consumer Targeting Expertise

AMD's Piledriver-based ‘Trinity' to arrive in Q1 2012

Trinity will replace Llano in the performance, mainstream and entry-level CPU segments with updates new A8, A6, A4 and E2-series processors. The roadmap only relates to mobile processors and offers very few details, but it appears that the upgrade to the Piledriver CPU core and London graphics core won't change the positioning of the processors in the market. The Bobcat core will be moved upmarket and extended to the Wichita APU for entry-level and mainstream notebooks later in 2012. The Bobcat-Krishna APU will replace the Ontario APU for compact notebooks in AMD's Deccan platform.

2DayBlog.com, AMD's Piledriver-based ‘Trinity' to arrive in Q1 2012

IMImobile acquires award-winning digital agency Skinkers

Extending mobile and digital offering to mobile operators, broadcasters and brandsDriving innovation in multi-device applications across web, mobile and social channelsUnifying Push-Notification capabilities with IMI's DaVinci Evolved Service PlatformLondon, September 27, 2011: IMImobile, a leading provider of technology infrastructure for mobile data, voice and video services to mobile operators, enterprises and media companies today announced the acquisition of UK-based digital agency Skinkers.Skinkers has pioneered the use of desktop applications since early 2000, and more recently, has developed innovative iPhone/iPad and Android applicat

Press Release Distribution, IMImobile acquires award-winning digital agency Skinkers

iPad 2 3G arrived in China, not a single damn was given

Whenever Apple launches a new product, no matter where the location is, you'd expect an insanely long queue outside of those Apple retailers. However, that is not the case. We never thought that this is actually possible due to the reputation that Apple fanboys enthusiasts have but apparently, nobody in China actually care about the release of iPad 2 3G in their country. Of course, there are so many theories on what actually led to this huge snore fest. First, iPad 2 has already out in China – the launch was madness - since few months ago although only as stand-alone Wi-Fi edition.

2DayBlog.com, iPad 2 3G arrived in China, not a single damn was given

Formicary expands into Canada - opens new office in Toronto

Responds to growing market and demand for financial IT expertiseToronto 27 September 2011 - Formicary Ltd, a software and systems integration provider, has opened an office in Toronto to meet the growing demand for its financial IT services. The new branch (www.formicary.ca) will offer trading systems integration and clearing solutions, as well as Formicary's collaboration group chat services.Formicary has worked in the region for over two years, building relationships in the financial community and developing its reputation for delivering sophisticated solutions quickly and cost-effectively.

Press Release Distribution, Formicary expands into Canada - opens new office in Toronto

Samsung Galaxy S II and HTC Amaze 4G go official for T-Mobile

T-Mobile announced its first two smartphones, capable of reaching 42Mbps today - the Samsung Galaxy S II and the HTC Amaze 4G. Both smartphones pack the latest and greatest features, which an Android device can possibly pack, including dual-core Snapdragon S3 CPUs, a gig of RAM, NFC capabilities and a whole lot more. We will begin with the Samsung Galaxy S II. Sadly, the droid has dropped its Hercules name before going official. Like we mentioned above, the droid packs a dual-core Snapdragon CPU, clocked at 1.5MHz, not the highly revered Exynos chipset, in order to be capable of theoretically reaching 42Mbps download speeds.


GSM Arena, Samsung Galaxy S II and HTC Amaze 4G go official for T-Mobile

Splinter Cell Trilogy arrives on PS3

We humans are a nostalgic lot – otherwise, why do we maintain heritage sites, keep diaries, snap photos and record videos. When it comes to growing up, we tend to have had our fair share of favorite video games, never mind that they were played in 8-bit graphics back then – we had our imagination to rely on those pixelized worlds. Well, for the younger generation who grew up during the PS2 era, surely they would have heard of Splinter Cell Chaos Theory before. We're glad to say that you can now play the role of Sam Fisher all over again with HD resolution graphics – and listen, even 3D.

Ubergizmo, Splinter Cell Trilogy arrives on PS3

BMW ConnectedDrive reads aloud your social network updates

Drinking (alcohol) and driving do not mix, and another element that does not jive with driving includes speaking on your phone or checking up on emails, text messages and social network updates. BMW intends to safeguard the driver and occupants from any mishaps by working with text-to-speech specialists Nuance so that you can keep abreast of what's happening to your social networks without having to divide your eye's attention equally between the phone's screen and the road.

Ubergizmo, BMW ConnectedDrive reads aloud your social network updates

More Details on Amazon's 7-inch “Kindle Fire” Revealed Ahead of Press Event

On Friday, we told you guys about the press invites Amazon was sending out for their big event being held this Wednesday. Right away we knew what coming — their much hyped Android-based Kindle tablet. While they didn't exactly reveal anything in the invite, TechCrunch was able to get some of the deets from a tipster who is revealing everything from the design of the tabbie (spoiler: it's a rectangle) down to the nitty gritty specs of the device. Oh- and let's not forget the name: Kindle Fire.
Amazon wants to make sure consumers know this isn't the same ‘ol Kindle e-reader but something completely new and different.

Android Phone, More Details on Amazon's 7-inch “Kindle Fire” Revealed Ahead of Press Event

Spotify on forcing Facebook upon users: 'it seemed logical'

Spotify wants to be the next big thing in music, but a change to its service has created quite the uproar online: users can only get their Spotify on if they have a Facebook account. Of course, we knew this was in the works from the time it opened its doors to all Americans, but netizens were sufficiently vocal in their disdain for the change so as to elicit a response from the company. According to Spotify, most of its users are already on the Social Network - plus the service uses Facebook on the backend for its social features - so it made sense to integrate the logins.

Engadget, Spotify on forcing Facebook upon users: 'it seemed logical'

eBay 2.0 for BlackBerry released

Those of you who love shopping on eBay and wished that you could take your auctions everywhere with you and you have a BlackBerry device, you're in luck. eBay v2.0 for BlackBerry Smartphones has just been released for BlackBerry phones. Only available from the BlackBerry Beta Zone at the moment, eBay 2.0 has new features such as BBM integration, and a new user interface. In fact there's some new things you could do with the app you couldn't do before.
Users of the app can now create and publish listings for things they want to sell from their device itself.

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T-Mobile makes Galaxy S II official at Mobilize: ships on October 12th for $230

Samsung might have already announced T-Mobile's variant of the Galaxy S II, but here at Mobilize the carrier's gone and revealed all the nitty-gritty details. We can now confirm that the 4.52-inch smartphone wields a dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S3 processor clocked at 1.5GHz, eschewing Sammy's 1.2GHz Exynos found on its other stateside brethren. And much like the just announced Amaze 4G, it'll be one of the first phones to take advantage of the carrier's 42Mbps HSPA+ and T-Mobile TV functionality.







Engadget, T-Mobile makes Galaxy S II official at Mobilize: ships on October 12th for $230