Thursday, November 24, 2011

Microsoft Stores offering free Windows Phones on Black Friday

Microsoft Stores offering free Windows Phones on Black Friday

If you visit one of Microsoft's official stores in the US on Black Friday (tomorrow, November 25), you'll be able to get new Windows Phone devices for free on contract. According to this webpage, the offer will be also available if you're buying online from Microsoft Store.

Unwired View, Microsoft Stores offering free Windows Phones on Black Friday

11 Craziest Black Friday Deals at Best Buy, China Leapfrogs US to Become World's Top Smartphone Market & WIND Goes Live in Niagara

11 Craziest Black Friday Deals at Best Buy, China Leapfrogs US to Become World's Top Smartphone Market & WIND Goes Live in Niagara

Strategy Analytics: China Leapfrogs US to Become World's Top Smartphone Market. According to the latest Q3 figures from Strategy Analytics, China is now the world's largest smartphone market by volume, overtaking the US for the first time. Engadget. 11 Craziest Black Friday Deals at Best Buy
Be ready for the Black Friday madness - or get yourself pumped while you wait in line - with this roundup of some of the best buys at Best Buy stores Friday. You'll find everything from 60-inch LCD HD TVs to the popular Sony Cyber-Shot digital camera.

Cell Phones Ca, 11 Craziest Black Friday Deals at Best Buy, China Leapfrogs US to Become World's Top Smartphone Market & WIND Goes Live in Niagara

Apple TV May Launch In Mid-2012, Says Report!

Apple TV May Launch In Mid-2012, Says Report!

Adding to numerous other reports from the rumor mill, a new report now claims that the Apple TV, or iTV as they claim it will called, is due for launch next year. To be precise, the Apple TV may launched around mid-2012. According to an analyst Peter Misek, Apple might avail's sharp services for supplying TF-LCD panels for its upcoming televison model.
Apple TV May Launch In Mid-2012, Says Report!


Technology Nerd, Apple TV May Launch In Mid-2012, Says Report!

Galaxy Nexus LTE casts slightly larger silhouette

Galaxy Nexus LTE casts slightly larger silhouette

Getting giddy of the thought of an LTE-powered Galaxy Nexus. Well, Google, has just unveiled a full 360-degree view of the Verizon-bound smartphone, and it's packing a bigger caboose. Around 0.6mm thicker than the HSPA+ version available now in the UK, the 4G-stuffed version loses, at least visually, some of its curved charm and the chin's become more prominent too. Fortunately, as the tech specs confirm, the slightly bigger body does cram in an extra 100mAh of battery juice, presumably to feed that LTE radio.

Engadget, Galaxy Nexus LTE casts slightly larger silhouette

GP Bullhound publishes new research report: “eBooks - A Social Revolution”

Like the music industry of ten years ago, the publishing industry is going through a period of unrivalled change. The market for digital books is finally taking off as the consumer electronics industry delivers electronic readers with long battery life, storage capacity and colour screens.

Press Release Distribution, GP Bullhound publishes new research report: “eBooks - A Social Revolution”

Wednesday, November 23, 2011

CONTEST: Toshiba's Android Optimized Keyboard (Round 2)

CONTEST: Toshiba's Android Optimized Keyboard (Round 2)

Yesterday we held a contest to give away one of Toshiba’s nifty Android optimized bluetooth keyboards. They are pretty sweet, and yesterday’s lucky random winner was @leopardobx but don’t worry… we’ve got one more to give away. This time around we’re having you enter a little differently:.
CONTEST: Toshiba's Android Optimized Keyboard (Round 2)


Android Phone, CONTEST: Toshiba's Android Optimized Keyboard (Round 2)

Vestas Sailrocket achieves 60mph through wind propulsion alone

Vestas Sailrocket achieves 60mph through wind propulsion alone

If you're into speedboats or sailing, a new sailing boat has been created called the Vestas Sailrocket Mk.II (VSR2). What makes this particular boat so special is that it boasts a capability of reaching up to 60mph on water simply by relying on wind for propulsion. This is achieved through its design that allows the craft to lift itself out of the water and touch it by a couple of fins. What this does is that it helps to reduce drag, thus allowing the craft to travel faster.



Ubergizmo, Vestas Sailrocket achieves 60mph through wind propulsion alone