Monthly Archives: September 2009

Energized by their widespread use in cell phones, worldwide sales of OLED displays hit a record high of $192 million for the second quarter of the year, according to a report released this week by DisplaySearch. Second-quarter sales of OLED … Continue reading →

Energized by their widespread use in cell phones, worldwide sales of OLED displays hit a record high of $192 million for the second quarter of the year, according to a report released this week by DisplaySearch. Second-quarter sales of OLED … Continue reading →

Energized by their widespread use in cell phones, worldwide sales of OLED displays hit a record high of $192 million for the second quarter of the year, according to a report released this week by DisplaySearch. Second-quarter sales of OLED … Continue reading →

Episode 51 of the Digital City, where we deconstruct the PSP Go, discuss some new MacBook rumors, and wonder why the Palm Pre has already gotten so many price cuts. It’s also … Originally posted at Digital City Podcast

Chase Jarvis is a professional photographer. Chase Jarvis has an iPhone. Chase Jarvis got tired of using five apps to shoot, edit, and share photos taken with his iPhone so he created the Best Camera app. If you haven’t already … Continue reading →

Episode 51 of the Digital City, where we deconstruct the PSP Go, discuss some new MacBook rumors, and wonder why the Palm Pre has already gotten so many price cuts. It’s also … Originally posted at Digital City Podcast

(Credit: TiVo) Good news comes to TV-watchers with TiVo DVRs installed in their living rooms. On Wednesday, TiVo and BlackBerry-maker RIM unveiled a free TiVo app in that will let people control their TiVos from the BlackBerry smartphone. The app … Continue reading →

The Touch Wood mockup (top) and prototype based on the SH-04A model (bottom). (Credit: NTT DoCoMo) If you don’t think plastic is fantastic, here’s some good news: Japanese carrier NTT DoCoMo has created a new prototype cell phone made from … Continue reading →

Fitbit uses a 3D motion sensor like the one in Nintendo's Wii to track everything from calories burned to minutes slept. (Credit: Fitbit) Amount of steps you took today: 3,451. Miles traveled: 1.4. Calories burned: 348. Calories consumed: 625. Then … Continue reading →

After watching Amazon make huge headway in the e-book self-publishing game with its Digital Text Platform, Sony is finally making a real push into this area with a new Publisher Portal and partnerships with self-publishing companies Smashwords and Author Solutions. … Continue reading →

Verizon Hub has been discontinued. (Credit: Verizon) Earlier this year, Verizon stepped into the Voice over IP business with the Verizon Hub, which had far loftier ambitions than simply replacing your landline. With weather and time widgets, a calendar system, … Continue reading →

(Credit: Yanko Design) Place this one in the “interesting idea, bad execution” category. Label With Green is a concept design by Shao Wei Huang, Chia-Yi Cho, Yu Pei Kuo, and Chung Kai Chiang that I spotted on Yanko. The idea … Continue reading →

Well, how’s that for timing? Just after posting a story about Motorola Cliq presales,T-Mobile dropped the official details on pricing and the availability date for the Cliq. Motorola’s first Google … Originally posted at Android Atlas

(Credit: Screenshot by Bonnie Cha/CNET) For those of you waiting for the Motorola Cliq, it looks like you’re about 19 days away…from presales. T-Mobile has thrown up a promo page on its Web site, teasing the countdown to presales of … Continue reading →