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The HTC Rezound Smartphone

The latest phone in the HTC range is called the Rezound, a 4G smartphone with Android Gingerbread that operates on Verizon’s 4G LTE network.  Featuring slow motion video and an audio system made in collaboration with Dr. Dre, the HTC Rezound also has a few tricks up its sleeve. The HTC Rezound will run Android…

POSTED IN Mobile, News ON 6 Nov 2011

AT&T Release First 4G LTE Phones, HTC Vivid and Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket

AT&T has just announced the Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket and the HTC Vivid, its first 4G LTE Android smartphones.  Both phones will hit the shelves on November 6, which is the same day AT&T expand their 4G LTE services to Boston, Washington, Baltimore, and Athens. The Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket The Samsung Galaxy…

POSTED IN Mobile, News ON 31 Oct 2011

Windows 8 “Post Smartphone” Coming in 2012

Chinese based In Technology Group (ITG) have plans to bring Windows 8 to the small screen, with a device they are calling the “post smartphone”.  The XPPhone 2 is currently being developed, and is a good example of the merging taking place between desktop and mobile devices. While Microsoft has not even released Windows 8…

POSTED IN Mobile, News ON 30 Oct 2011

The Sony PRS-T1 eReader

The Sony PRS-T1 eBook reader is in the headlines again lately, after being hacked to run Android.  The PRS-T1 is a 6 inch eInk device with a resolution of 800 x 600 pixels.  It supports a variety of file formats, includes WiFi connectivity, and works with both Apple and Windows computers. This eReader features a…

POSTED IN Mobile ON 30 Oct 2011

The Pandigital SuperNova 8 Inch Tablet

The Pandigital SuperNova tablet has just been launched, with an 8 inch capacitive display, dual cameras, and the promise of a long battery life.  This $229 budget tablet will be a competitor of the Kindle Fire and Kobo Vox, although looking at the spec sheet, it doesn’t do much to differentiate itself from these well…

POSTED IN Mobile, News ON 24 Oct 2011

The 7 Inch Kobo Vox Tablet for $200

Kobo are entering the tablet market, with the introduction of the Vox.  The 7 inch Kobo Vox is an affordable $200 tablet that runs on Android and is likely to offer competition to the Amazon Kindle Fire. Kobo are mostly known for their e-book devices, and the Vox is an extension of the technology used…

POSTED IN Mobile, News ON 22 Oct 2011