Forget what you’ve heard, the bird is the word. Joining you for another daily edition of the US Update, the show that brings you the latest and greatest in tech news, I’m Nick Marshall. We’ve got you covered with everything from the latest Samsung Android smartphone to the companies new class 10 32GB microSD cards. Buckle up and enjoy the ride.
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A full serving of tech news is on tap this morning in your daily US Update. We’ve got the lastest on Angry Birds for Windows Phone, the release of Fring for iPad, 2011 MacBook Air rumors, Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D, an early LG Optimus 3D release and the Nokia 700 Zeta. Buckle up and enjoy the ride.
The bird, bird, bird is the word. Angry Birds is now available for Windows Phone 7 in two flavors: paid and free. The free version is capped at just a few levels so you’ll need to buy the full version if you plan on feeding your pig killing, bird smashing addiction.
Starting off your week with full serving of delicious tech news, it’s time for your US update. We’ve got the latest on the Xbox 720, Windows Phone 7 Mango, an updated Galaxy S 2, the N900 successor and details on the Asus PC X101 netbooks.
There’s been an interesting twist in the Windows Phone 7 Mango hardware guidelines. According to Eldar Murtazin, LG and HTC will be following in the button-less footsteps of the Nokia Sea Ray. Are you ready for a world of virtual on-screen controls?
Ready for your daily dose of evening tech news? In today’s US Update we’ve whipped up a full serving of smartphone news, covering everything from Apple’s latest patent to the Windows Phone-version of the Nokia N9 smartphone code named ‘Sea Ray’.
A patent filed in 2007 by Apple has just given the Cupertino camp a possible capacitive multi-touch monopoly. According to several sources familiar with intellectual property law, the patent could make it difficult to build a competitive smartphone.
The tech gods are upon us. In this Wednesday edition of the U.S. update we got you covered with all things Sony Ericsson, Google and HTC. Ready to find out which mobile OS is most popular among web-connected apps?
Joining the Sony Ericsson announcements today are two new devices, the Xperia active and the txt. The Xperia active features a dust and water proof design (up to 90 seconds) that incorporates wet finger tracking, ensuring perfect touch accuracy whether wet or dry. Meanwhile the Sony Ericsson txt includes a hardware QWERTY keyboard and focuses on its deep roots in SMS, Facebook and Twitter.
The tech parade begins now. Kicking off your Monday right it’s time for your US Update. Today we’ve got you covered with the latest on the Sony Ericsson Xperia duo, Huawei’s new 7-inch MediaPad, the Nintendo 3DS TV service launch, Oracle’s lawsuit against Google and more.
The Xperia duo is twice as nice. A leaked image of the Sony Ericsson Xperia duo surfaced this morning, confirming its status as company’s first dual-core smartphone. There’s a massive 4.3-inch edge-to-edge display, 16-megapixel Exmor R sensor and even “Facebook inside Xperia integration”. What’s not to love?
So much tech news, so little time. In today’s US Update we cover the latest on the HTC Desire Gingerbread saga, look at Samsung Smart TV sales, unveil Apple’s new back-to-school promo, confirm the Motorola Pro UK release date, track down HP Pre 3 pre-order news and wrap up with the latest on Nokia’s first Windows Phone handset.
The HTC Desire will receive the highly-coveted Android Gingerbread update several months in the making. The catch: HTC will remove select apps from the release to meet the Desire’s storage criteria. Could this mean the HTC Desire will run vanilla Android Gingerbread?
Ladies and gentleman, boys and girls, it’s that time for your evening tech news round up. In today’s US Update we get to the bottom of the Xbox 360 portable rumors, preview Nokia’s MeeGo announcement, track down the Milestone 3, update the Samsung Apple lawsuit and wrap up with a look at the secrets behind the Nokia N8 optics.
Despite what you’ve heard, Microsoft has no plans of releasing a portable Xbox 360 console. The company has gone on record to state the future of Xbox gaming on-the-go begins and ends with Windows Phone. At Nokia Connection 2011 an unnamed MeeGo device is expected to headline the show. The odds on favorite is the Nokia N9.