Microsoft has officially stated that the Windows Phone 7 developer tool is a go, and gives it a ‘beta’ label. Developers can work their magic around with full confidence as Microsoft stated that this release “represents the near final version”. The new API now includes Expression Blend fully integrated. While developers worldwide are testing their apps on an emulator, some are lucky enough to receive demo units for developers as Microsoft starts shipping out developer devices. Stay tuned, as the Windows Phone 7 might just be around the corner as the chefs start to get busy in their kitchen for the launching.
It’s not an everyday story that Apple products got burned by Portgas D. Ace. But once in a blue moon, we still get some ‘idevice got burned or exploded’ news from nowhere. This just proves that there are no ‘0% defects’ in manufacturing, no matter how strict your QC is. Apple’s products getting faulty or malfunction is a common news for me, but a brand new iPhone 4 that got burned out of the blue is really shocking, considering the ‘just released’ status of the product.
When I think of Photo Scanner, all that I can think of are those bulky flatbed scanners from Canon and Epson. I always thought of the possibility that we might see some compact scanners in the size of rods using rollover technique, or at least not that big like a flatbed. But it looks like the wait is over, all thanks to Pandigital. Read more…
The Ark team has a cute concept. But the concept literally throws away your iPhone’s compactness and mobility. How come? Well, how portable can your iPhone get when its squeezed inside a dumb foam that is shaped like an antique bulky phone?
Blackberry has said that they will be releasing new phones and redesigned BB OS in the 4th quarter this year. As a counter to Apple’s successful iPhone 4, RIM said that their new phone and OS will be so mindbogglingly awesome that it will stomp the earth. But then, let’s have a look at the video below to judge it for ourselves, the teaser video of the new BB OS 6.0.
Korea’s electronic giant LG has expressed interest in collaboration with Google for the Google TV. Simon Kang, the chief exec of LG’s Home Entertainment division, stated that ‘it fears that it will be left out as ‘only a typical electronic hardware provider’ instead of a wholly partner in the mammoth web-connected TV project from the Internet Search-Engine Giant’. If this move is taken, LG will be the second TV maker to announce Google TV support, behind early adopter and close-partner to Google’s Google TV project, Sony.
Weeks ago, the Consumer Reports announced that they strongly recommend the Apple iPhone 4, saying that it’s the best smartphone out there. Funny that they would say such thing when, they’re a serious non-profit organization who does unbiased testing on products before releasing their definitive opinions, would release such statement even before testing it. Must have be the job of some fan boys in the group.
There are a lot of decals for Apple’s product. But clearly this is the cutest decal available out there, compared to those typical Snow White decals. This decal from the Crazy Rabbit shows you how delicious the Apple is, in 3 simple stages.
Here’s a cute app for you Android fanboys, aCircuit Board displays live wallpaper for your Android that shows you the beautiful circuit board — from the chips to the conductive traces—in all its geeky glory as your lovely wallpaper. Its even animated. If you love a good ol’ gadget teardown, this is the wallpaper for you.
It is understandable that BootCamp is a great application to be in the Macintosh. The BootCamp made the Mac great to own. But it is hard for me to imagine why someone would one to have a Mac OS X on their Windows system. Yes, it might be cool to findle around the Macintosh if you’re a newbie, but then this does not seemed to be a ‘MUST’ for commoners. But still, it is great to have people going the odd way and try out some things that hardly anyone would usually thought of.
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