Plantronics Backbeat Go – Tiny Bluetooth Headphones

Small and light in-ear isolation headphones with Bluetooth connectivity, the  Backbeat Go from Plantronics weigh in at only 13 grams. Charging via micro-USB, the headphones will give approximately 4.5 hours of sound, and there's even a battery power indicator on your iPhone or iPad or Android 3.0x4.0 devices. Included are three sizes of cushioned eartips and two stabilizers for customised fitting. Inline controls let you pause music to take a call, change volume, or skip tracks.

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Spotify spotted running on the iPad?

While its music streaming rivals like Rdio and MOG have found its way onto Apple's iPad, Spotify has yet to make an appearance. However fans of Spotify's music streaming service could be in luck as a photo (pictured above) was leaked not too long ago. It basically showed off what appears to be a Spotify app running on an iPad.

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New BlackBerry Curve 9320 headed to T-Mobile UK

An unannounced BlackBerry Curve smartphone has been unveiled by T-Mobile UK via its official website, this suggesting that the device is about to be announced soon. The new smartphone is the BlackBerry Curve 9320. Much like the Curve 9220 seen last month (which is another unannounced RIM handset), the 9320 features a 2.44 inch QVGA display, BlackBerry OS 7.1, Wi-Fi, full QWERTY keypad, and a 3.2MP rear camera.
Reportedly, T-Mobile UK will release the BlackBerry Curve 9320 sometime in May, for an unknown price (most likely a low one).

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Boeing to Launch Super Secure Android Phone, Sony SmartWatch Officially Coming to Canada & Google Accepting Android Apps from Devs in More Countries

Boeing to Launch Super Secure Android Phone, Hopes It Takes Off. You know what we've always wondered. Why doesn't Boeing just hurry up and release a phone. Joking aside, this is really happening. The news comes via National Defense Magazine which reports that the airplane manufacturer is developing an Android handset which will have strong security credentials.

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Crysis 3 arrives Spring 2013, pre-order starts now

After teasing Crysis fans with an accidental hint via its digital distribution service Origin last week, Electronics Arts officially announced the upcoming third installment on Monday. As indicated by the box art, players will assume the role of Prophet and return to New York City. However the protagonist soon discovers that the city has been encased in a Nanodome created by the corrupt Cell Corporation. “The New York City Liberty Dome is a veritable urban rainforest teeming with overgrown trees, dense swamplands and raging rivers,” EA describes.

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Rumor: Electronic Arts Letting Go of 500 to 1,000 Workers

There's a nasty rumor flooding the news channel claiming that Electronic Arts is planning to lay off 500 to 1,000 workers as soon as this week. The layoffs were supposedly due to take place last Monday (4x9), but have been delayed for unspecified reasons. If they do in fact take place, EA will be letting go between 5 to 11-percent of its entire workforce, based on March 31 public numbers. Fiscal 2011 wasn't exactly a good year for the games publisher on several fronts. Not only was EA named the worst company in America, but its CFO hit the road.

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ASUS to unveil new K and N series notebooks at Milano Design Week

ASUS still hasn't clued us in how it'll have us experiencing “infinity,” but it is letting some of its other plans for Milano Design Week slip — namely its N56, N76, N46 and K55 notebooks. Notebook Italia gave the rigs a quick pre-show rundown. The new machines in the N-series lineup are reported to ship with 8GB of DDR3 1333 MHz RAM, up to 1TB HDD space, a Blu-ray or DVD combo drive and a NVIDIA GeForce GT 635m GPU, all driven by various Sandy Bridge CPUs, depending on the model. The K55 mirrors this almost exactly, save for the substitution of a GeForce GT 630m.

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