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Who’s on Crack in Tech: 06.26.09
Welcome to this week’s Who’s on Crack. This week we look at some of the stuff they tried to pull over our eyes yet again and who is headed for a month program “upstate.” Here we go: Nokia is eying Palm? View the many faces of Android. Adobe Flash on phones except Apple. Sony’s back on crack with new laptops.
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Foleo to make a comeback? REDFLY drops prices in face of netbook threat
Remember everyone laughing at Palm’s Foleo? Well it seems many would be open to such a device now. Foleo was essentially a dummy terminal that…
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Cideko introduces wireless keyboard plus mouse
I’ve seen wireless keyboards, wireless mice, and wireless mouse devices that work in mid-air. However, I have never seen a wireless keyboard that acts like…
Archos releases information on latest MiniPC Tablet
Even while netbooks have become all the craze, MiniPCs or tablets are still pretty popular and Archos just announced a new, innovative Archos 9PCtablet. Previously, the most portable, yet complex in terms of features, device was the Internet Media Tablets, however, the 9PCtablet looks to be a nice upgrade. Essentially,… Continue Reading »
Why the iPhone needs to get off AT&T and TomTom lied
With the many announcements that took place today at WWDC, I’m pretty shocked about the whole tethering, MMS, and TomTom thing. First of all, really AT&T? You are going to wait until late Summer to unveil MMS? A feature that many cell phones, including Palm Pre already feature? That’s just… Continue Reading »
Tablet netbook about to rock your socks off
Touch. One look around the industry and you’ll find touch has invaded in a big way. From the mighty iPhone, to Microsoft’s Surface, to home appliances; devices are begging for our physical interaction. The elusive touch tablet time is almost here, courtesy of none of the usual suspects. It seems… Continue Reading »
The connected homeless population of San Francisco; notebooks, connectivity, Netflix and more
In an interesting story, the Wall Street Journal covered the homeless population of San Francisco and showed that some of them are almost as connected as someone with a home. This story is similar to how we learned that the homeless population in Washington DC was using cell phones and… Continue Reading »
Verizon rumored to be launching a subsidized netbook on May 17
Assuming we can believe these latest rumors are accurate, it looks like you will be able to grab a subsidized netbook from Verizon beginning next week on May 17. The netbook that is expected to be available is the HP Mini 1151NR. As far as the netbook details, this particular… Continue Reading »
Two new devices from a possible Verizon/Apple partnership?
As JG mentioned yesterday, rumors are floating about talks between Verizon and Apple. AT&T just might be losing exclusive rights to their major breadwinner. But, it seems more and more as though if the deal does go through that we won’t be looking at the exact same iPhone just marketed… Continue Reading »
“Kiss cables good bye,” - Bluetooth 3
That is the message sent by the Bluetooth Special Interests Group (SIG) as they reveal the specs for the latest upgrade for Bluetooth. No longer content with transferring small bits of info at seemly snail-like speeds, Bluetooth 3 promises to transfer big files and high speeds. One question remains: When?… Continue Reading »
AT&T now offering netbooks from $99 and up, data plans required
AT&T has begun, albeit on a limited basis, to offer netbooks—which are priced as low as $99. So far, they seem to only be available in around sixteen stores that are in the Atlanta and Philadelphia areas. They also all require a two-year agreement on either the 5GB DataConnect plan… Continue Reading »
Sprint looking to expand their horizons to other devices
When you think of Sprint, you probably think of phones and the wireless carrier. However, in less than a year, you may be associating Sprint with other companies such as Amazon, Garmin, Eastman Kodak, SanDisk, and Ford. How does Sprint plan to associate themselves with big name companies such as… Continue Reading »
The future of the Internet and online video
One of the greatest inventions in recent times has been the Internet. It has evolved from something barely being in use, to something that we can’t live without. We are constantly connected to the net from our phones to our netbooks and we are constantly using the Internet at all… Continue Reading »
Palm Pre Information & Updates
Palm just introduced their next-gen smartphone, the Palm Pre, and next-gen operating system, Palm webOS. Gadgetell's got the latest Pre and webOS information and news for you right here.
