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Set to be on sale on August 14, Verizon recently introduced a new global modem manufactured by ZTE and dubbed the AD3700.  Designed for those who travel often and far, the AD3700 boasts the ability to provide broadband connections in over 175 countries.  Verizon predominantly uses the EVDO Rev. A… Continue Reading »

Coming courtesy of the Mobile Bulgaria blog, we have a nice (and surprisingly) clear set of leaked images of the yet-to-be-released Nokia RX51/Rover Internet Tablet. The images are showing what is labeled as a “RX-51 Prototype” although the device is looking to be a finished product.  That said, aside from… Continue Reading »

Just recently Barnes & Noble announced that they will be offering free in-store AT&T Wi-Fi.  Which can only be taken as an attempt at making people aware that they are pursuing the eBook e-delivery market.  According to the details: “Customers can also download free Barnes & Noble Apps giving them… Continue Reading »

At times like this I am even happier being a Verizon FiOS customer, now in addition to the nice fast Internet speeds that I get at home, Verizon is going to be offering me free Wi-Fi while on the go courtesy of Boingo.  According to the details, Verizon has partnered… Continue Reading »

I’m not sure if there is a phobia for being afraid of not being connected, but I know some people who definitely fit that definition.  In fact, they hate going anywhere that prevents them from checking their email, surfing the web, or talking via IM.  With the right equipment, it… Continue Reading »

Ah, summer.  Time to relax, go visit friends, vacation.  No worries, right?  Well, there may be a small one if you like to use public Wi-Fi on your travels. The latest trend for the in hacker is what has become known as “vacation hacking.”  It works by the hacker setting… Continue Reading »

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… Continue Reading »

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 relied on connectivity and data from your mobile phone to run.  The immediate advantages being all your information on a bigger screen and keyboard than… Continue Reading »

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 a mouse before.  At Computex 2009, Cideko had on display a new gaming keyboard that would act like a 3D mouse when moved around in… Continue Reading »

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 »