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The LG Optimus 2X has been causing a lot of heads to turn since its official unveiling at January’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. This was largely due to its status as the first dual core smartphone set for release, but also for a number of other high profile features including DLNA Wi-Fi, a hefty amount of storage space as well as the all new gyro sensor as found in the iPhone 4.
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Nokia has been building Maemo 5, companies first SDK for mobile application development ,for quite long. Now its new version named Harmattan is in development stages. Nokia is planning to remove its Symbian based S60 platform and adopt its Maemo mobile platform as early as end of 2010.
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Have you ever thought how your website looks in an iPhone? Well here is an emulator which will allow you to explore any website on an iPhone. As we all know that iPhone uses Safari as a default browser, so in order to use this emulator you should have Safari installed on your local hard [...]
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Sony launched its new product, the P-Series netbook, a few days ago. Its ultra-light weight and weighs just 1.4 pounds (about 640 grams) or so and can easily be accommodated in a jacket pocket or a hand bag. It has an 8-inch LED backlit screen with an extra-wide 1600 x 768 resolution, built-in Wireless 3G [...]
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MID is an acronym of Mobile Internet Device. The super beautiful MID from Viliv is called X70 and it is the sleekest MID i have ever seen. As far as my view is concerned, i think this MID should be the minimum standard for every MID. This device is not only the cool in style [...]
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This fake hit the scene about a month ago but I feel our viewers need more insight if it were real. Lets suppose it’s real and proceed. If I can get my hands on one, it will be my next phone, the Nokia 6639. I love Nokia and I can’t say enough about their phones. [...]
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WiMax (802.16e) is a newer standard of wireless networking designed to provide the last mile of high speed internet access to the end user. Some people would call Wimax WiFi on steroids but this would be to broad of an assessment. Wifi was and still will be used in LAN environments for the foreseeable future. [...]
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