Monthly Archives: November 2009

The LG Expo has a 1Ghz processor and it supports an optional pico projector. Originally posted at Dialed In

We’ve taken the reigning champion of mobile devices, the Apple Newton Messagepad, out of retirement to put it up against a brand-new contender, its very own grandchild, the iPhone 3GS.

Today’s Crave Giveaway is a Vizio VOJ320F1A 32-inch 1080p LCD HDTV.

Surge is a sleek solar charger case for the iPhone and iPod touch. Originally posted at 30 Days of Innovation

B&N says the company will have the e-readers in some stores on December 7, a week later than expected, because the company is prioritizing delivery to customers who preordered.

Enthusiasts wait in line overnight to get their hands on Apple’s iconic smartphone, whose arrival is expected to challenge homegrown giants Samsung and LG Electronics. Originally posted at News – Apple

To celebrate Thanksgiving weekend, the prolific game developer is offering titles like Blades of Fury, NFL 2010, Real Tennis 2009, and Shrek Kart for just a buck apiece. Originally posted at The Cheapskate

Carrier is offering refurbished 16GB iPhone 3Gs for $49 and waiving the $35 activation fee.

The Behold II and Droid Eris are similar, but they’re distinct in their own way. See how they fare in the CNET Prizefight ring. Originally posted at Android Atlas

I’m not going to believe any rumors about a Verizon iPhone until I hear something from Apple and Verizon. Originally posted at iPhone Atlas

While differentiation is one of the key benefits behind Android, it’s leading to fragmentation. Originally posted at Android Atlas

BlackBerry-maker RIM and eBay have joined forces to develop an official eBay application for BlackBerry auctioneers. Originally posted at The Download Blog

Previously restricted to Google Maps, Google now takes its digital coupons mobile. Originally posted at iPhone Atlas

The Nokia 7230 and 6700 Slide offer slider designs and midrange features. Originally posted at Dialed In