The Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 has strutted its stuff on video in Germany. Johannes of NewGadgets.de got his hands on a working prototype which is now much slimmer than the previous model we spied…
May, 2011
Apple has promised an iPhone location tracking fix and it looks like it’ll arrive imminently. A new rumour suggests iOS 4.3.3 will drop in the next few weeks with the fix baked into the mix. According to Boy Genius Report, iOS 4.3.3 will make the following changes:
So you fancy a swanky new dock for your BlackBerry Bold 9900? How about a Jaguar XJ? Tomorrow, Jag will announce that their £80K luxo-barge will link to your BlackBerry, allowing drivers to access navigation, voice calls, music and specially designed car apps….
A new week, a new morning in tech — say hello to your US Update. Today we start the show with news from RIM, starting with Facebook for PlayBook and then a comparison of the newly announced BlackBerry Bold 9900 versus its predecessor, the Bold 9780. We wrap up with the latest on the Playstation Network security breach and unfortunately for Sony, things went from bad to worse.
Free Realms and DC Universe online gamers were taken offline this afternoon when Sony abruptly suspended service on its Sony Online Entertainment website due to an undisclosed issue. While the company spokesman says it’s not due to a second attack, the issue was found while investigating the recent security breach. Like tracks off a Lady Gaga album, the hits just keep on coming.
The Samsung Galaxy S WiFi 4.0 and 5.0 received a formal launch this morning in the company’s stomping grounds of Seoul, Korea. As the leading provider of Smart Mobile Devices, Samsung is bring the four and five inch Galaxy S players to Android fans around the globe. The fun kicks off in Russia for the Galaxy S WiFi 4.0 and Switzerland for the Galaxy S WiFi 5.0.
Following RIM’s announcement of the BlackBerry Bold 9900 and 9930 smartphones this morning, the first question on our minds what how does this Bold stack up to its predecessor, the Bold 9780? Let’s drive right in and see how the new Bold 9900 and 9930 raise the bar for BlackBerry smartphones and whether or not this is the right Bold for you.
Having to carry two mobile phones is simply a drag. Unless they are the same brand you end up needing two car chargers, wall chargers, cases, and most importantly, pockets. RIM is looking to solve this dilemma with its new BlackBerry Balance technology, aimed to make possible the convenience of carrying a single BlackBerry for both work and personal uses, all without compromising the security of your company.