Monthly Archives: January 2010

The lesson here is clear: if you’re itching to buy the iPad, stick with the version that uses only Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

Two models in particular, the Bravo and Supersonic, are getting a lot of attention, which leads us to believe an announcement is coming soon. Originally posted at Android Atlas

CNET’s Donald Bell shows a hands-on video and photo gallery of Apple’s unique keyboard dock for the iPad.

Thought the Nexus One deserves CNET’s “Excellent” rating, there are three things with which we’re not entirely comfortable. Originally posted at Android Atlas

Everybody’s focused on whether the iPad will be a Kindle killer. But the real story may be how Amazon benefits from the arrival of its would-be competitor. Originally posted at Fully Equipped

It appears to be the company’s first touch-screen QWERTY device, and an attempt to bridge the gap between its popular Curve and Bold QWERTY handsets and its Storm touch-screen device.

Get a closer look at Apple’s new tablet.

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Google releases a $45 desktop dock for its Nexus One Android phone. Originally posted at Android Atlas

RIM briefly confirms the upcoming availability of the BlackBerry Tour 9650 on Facebook, but then removes the post. Oh RIM, you tease. Originally posted at Dialed In

Comprising a carbon-fiber lid, the lining contains two lightweight chemical packs–one water, the other ammonium nitrate–which mix together on impact, acting like an instant ice pack.

It’s a refurbished Logitech Pure-Fi Express Plus with a 60-day warranty, but it’s also portable, omnidirectional (it has speakers in front and back), and shielded for iPhone compatibility. Originally posted at The Cheapskate

After months of speculation about a slate-like device, Apple shows off a giant iPod Touch-looking device. Originally posted at Circuit Breaker

The iPad announcement brought no iPhone news, but Apple’s new device could show us how the iPhone will change.