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Nexus One launches on Vodafone UK this Friday, April 30

Monday, 26 April 2010 15:27 administrator

The first European carrier for the Nexus One is all set to start offering Google's superphone for free on two-year contracts costing £35 ($54) or more per month. Pre-orders are being taken today and full retail availability is slated for...

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Nook outsells Kindle in March?

Monday, 26 April 2010 15:24 administrator

Given DigiTimes' spotty record when it comes to pushing rumors you might be inclined to read "Digitimes Research" as a kind of oxymoron. Unfortunately, as long as Amazon refuses to publish specifics with regard to units sold, these analyst estimates are as good as it gets. What's interesting is thatDigiTimes' checks at upstream suppliers reveal that Barnes & Noble's Nook accounted for 53 percent of all e-book readers shipped to US vendors in March.

BlackBerry Bold 9650 hands-on: yeah, it's a Tour with an optical pad

Monday, 26 April 2010 15:21 administrator

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If you had any illusions about what exactly the Bold 9650 is, make no mistake: owning a Tour takes you 95 percent of the way to understanding the experience.

Samsung's 1TB / 2TB external Story hard drive goes the USB 3.0 route

Monday, 26 April 2010 15:18 administrator

It was inevitable, really. Samsung's not-so-storied Story hard drive first took the leap to eSATA in November of last year, and for those always in need of the latest and / or greatest, now this very drive has made the logical leap to SuperSpeed. Introduced today as the fastest Story of all time, there's actually not much else that's changed besides the addition of a USB 3.0 socket -- the enclosure's the same, the capacity choices are the same (1TB or 2TB), and it's still unlikely to truly solve all of your problems in one fell swoop. That said, the removal of eSATA here may be a detractor for some, but we're told that the USB 2.0 + eSATA version will still be around in some parts of the globe. Check this one starting today for an undisclosed amount.

Blackberry version of Google Maps 4.0 released - introduces Voice Search, Google Buzz and more

Thursday, 08 April 2010 20:52 administrator

It is finally some good news for the Blackberry users, as Google officially announces the release of Google Maps 4.0 for Blackberry devices. A whole new assortment of features like Voice Search, Google Buzz, Starred locations and Labs have been introduced for the first time across Blackberry devices.

The innovative voice search feature is meant to allow the user to browse to the exact location on the map by speaking out the location names without having to actually type them in words. Google Map could then process the user's voice query and return the matching results along with the locations marked on the map relative to the user's current location.

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