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1. Traveling with the iPad is liberating.
2. The iPad on-screen keyboard still works well for me, better than I might have expected, but it’s still not the best for typing anything of length.
3. iPad battery life is amazing. I have no problem getting across country, listening to music, reading books, watching videos or working [...]
iPadinCanada is reporting that the $20 Bolt-On option from Rogers was removed
Earlier this morning, Rogers removed the $20 bolt-on option stating it was an error:
Many of you have asked about the shared data plan listed on the Apple website. This reference was an error and is being removed.
So if you do not have an iPhone and [...]
OK, now that the reviews are out and that the consensus is that the iPad is pretty much meeting/exceeding expectation my brain just kicked into justification mode.
Here is my thought process on why I should buy the darn thing (or not) for me and my familly.
1. I would like to be able to read books in bed/living room [...]
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As you may recall, Livestation was the first company in the world demonstrating live streaming on iPhones back in 2008.
A selection of Livestation’s partner channels is now available to watch live on iPhones/iPod Touches and soon iPads worldwide by simply opening the default browsers on the device and pointing it to http://mobile.livestation.com.
Currently there is [...]
Dell’s 5-inch Internet tablet is to be called the Dell Mini 5 according to the company, suggesting that it will fit in its portable products range as the second handset to follow the Dell Mini 3 and slot in under the “Mini” range of netbooks.
Dell told Pocket-lint the news at an exclusive round table [...]
We admit, we were pretty stoked when we first saw the Acer Aspire One AOD250 running Android in dual-boot mode. What could possibly be bad about it? Fast start-up, Google apps… other good things that aren’t coming to mind at the moment… what could go wrong? Turns out, just about everything. See, the Aspire [...]
Sony has finally released its first ‘proper’ netbook by announcing the Vaio Mini W-series. Whilst Sony has always claimed that the Vaio P was not a netbook, there’s not a chance they’ll claim the same with the Vaio W, which fits the typical netbook mould. The Sony Vaio W has a 10.1-inch high [...]
Most mods out there which tell you how to get internal 3G functionality are quite complicated and certainly not for the novice modder. João from BassoPT’s Ultra Mobile Computing has come up with a relatively easier solution that will only work on the Samsung NC10. However, this still involves opening the bottom of the netbook, so [...]
HTC just launched their Hero in London. The device isn’t up on their official website, yet, and I’ll update this post when that happens, but preliminary specs indicate a 3.2 inch screen, 320 x 480 pixels, 5 megapixel camera, 528 MHz Qualcomm MSM7200A processor, 512 MB ROM, 288 MB RAM, 3.5 mm headphone jack, [...]
The Toshiba Mini NB205, is now on sale today, as planned. Available in Brown, Black, Blue or White.
The Black model is the low end model and is priced at $349.99. The chassis is a different material and the keyboard keys are flattish like on the HP / Dell Mini netbooks.
The other colors are the high end [...]
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