Archive for August, 2008

FCC clears a slew of new Samsung and LG phones

It looks like Samsung has a ton of new phones in the hopper for the holidays, according to the FCC. Only the most passionate cell phone geeks know that the FCC holds a treasure trove of info on upcoming handsets. considering the FCC has to certify every phone sold in …
Orginal post by Nicole Lee

New models from Asia and the best student laptops: The week in laptops

Given the Democratic and Republican conventions and the Labor Day holiday stealing everyone’s attention, I expected that week to be a quiet one when it came to product announcements. But those distractions really only apply to folks in the States, and overseas manufacturers pushed out plenty of new laptop …
Orginal post by Michelle T…

Best of back-to-school laptops

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Just in day for the fall semester, we’ve gone and reviewed more than two dozen new back-to-school laptops. For that specific roundup,…

Motorola Q Global lands at AT&T

Motorola Q Global
(Credit: Motorola)
A new Moto smartphone joined the Motorola Q9h in AT&T’s lineup on Thursday. The Motorola Q Global is largely like the Q9h except it ships with Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard Edition and comes with a pinstripe design and metallic silver casing.
We’…
Orginal post by Bonnie Cha

Samsung takes on the MacBook Air

For years now, Samsung has made laptops for pretty much every market except the US, and generally, we’ve been pretty fine with that arrangement (the Q1 Ultra UMPC is as close as they’ve gotten here).

But now, we’re eager to get our hands on the just-announced Samsung X360. …
Orginal post by Dan Ackerman

Apple Won’t Fix iPhone Passcode gap Until September

The latest iPhone embarrassment is a safety measure gap that makes it simple to access stored info on supposedly locked iPhones. Apple said Thursday that a software patch to solve the problem is in the works.

An unauthorized user can exploit the safety measure gap simply by double-pressing the button to manufacture an emergency shout. That behavio…

Yahoo Will End Mash To Start a New Social Service

Yahoo plans to smash Mash, just one year after launching the new profile service. Yahoo describes Mash as a new approach to users’ profiles that brings folks together and keeps things interesting.

Mash users are being told that Mash will close on Sept. 29. The company plans to consolidate what it has learned with Mash into a new profile exp…

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