BBC iPlayer, news and sport apps: Beeb on your blower

Auntie is planning three new apps this year, serving up news, sport and the iPlayer directly to your mobile

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BBC iPlayer, news and sport apps: Beeb on your blower

Symbian smartphones for 100 Euros $137

The smartphone market as we all now is getting bigger and bigger, and at this point looks like that is going to just continue.

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Symbian smartphones for 100 Euros $137

Apple Context Machine Podcast: ACM 162: Jeff & Bryan Talk Macworld, New Products (source: The Mac Observer)

Macworld Expo 2010 may be over, but there’s still plenty to talk about. Whether or not the show was a success, what next year’s expo may be like, who one TMO Editors’ Choice Awards this year, and more are all all up for discussion on this special post-Expo..

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Apple Context Machine Podcast: ACM 162: Jeff & Bryan Talk Macworld, New Products (source: The Mac Observer)

By 2015 US will have 149 Million WiFi Enabled Mobile Phones

Come the year 2015, the United States will have a penetration of some 149 million WiFi enabled mobile phones according to a recent study performed by Coda Research Consultancy reports an article over on intomobile . Based on this information it means the United States will account for 66 percent of all WiFi enabled mobile phone shipments in the year 2015 with a growth rate of 25 percent CAGR between the end of 09 and 2015. Obviously a big part of that growth will be in the smartphone sector with two thirds of WiFi hotspot connections coming through smartphones in 2015.

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By 2015 US will have 149 Million WiFi Enabled Mobile Phones

Nokia N8-00: first Symbian^3 handset with 12 megapixel camera, 720p video, and HDMI leaked in summer roadmap?

Nokia’s already tipped its hand for the year Twenty Ten by publicly stating its intent to deliver a sleeker, more attractive, and faster Symbian UI; fewer nags; and at least one Maemo handset before the year is done. What we’ve been missing though, are the details. While we still don’t have the complete story, it is beginning to take shape according to alleged leaks received by Tom’s Guide .

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Nokia N8-00: first Symbian^3 handset with 12 megapixel camera, 720p video, and HDMI leaked in summer roadmap?

Toshiba promising TransferJet equipped products by end of the year

After years of demos , it’s looking like 2010 could finally be the year that TransferJet goes mainstream. Just a month after the release of the TransferJet-ready Sony VAIO F and CyberShots , Toshiba’s saying that it’s prepping products with the near field communication technology to hit in the second half of the year. It appears Tosh demoed the same TransferJet-compatible Qosimo that we saw at CEATEC last year , but the guys at Reg Hardware are assuming the company’s lappies will be the first products to support the short-range, high-speed sharing feature.

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Toshiba promising TransferJet equipped products by end of the year

Toshiba promising TransferJet equipped products by end of the year

After years of demos , it’s looking like 2010 could finally be the year that TransferJet goes mainstream. Just a month after the release of the TransferJet-ready Sony VAIO F and CyberShots , Toshiba’s saying that it’s prepping products with the near field communication technology to hit in the second half of the year. It appears Tosh demoed the same TransferJet-compatible Qosimo that we saw at CEATEC last year , but the guys at Reg Hardware are assuming the company’s lappies will be the first products to support the short-range, high-speed sharing feature

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Toshiba aims for living room domination with StorE TV media set-top box

You know who has yet to produce their very own connected set-top box? Believe us, it’s hard to formulate a correct answer here.

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Toshiba aims for living room domination with StorE TV media set-top box

HTC Dragon and friends turn up on Dopod roadmap

The HTC Dragon may not be quite the same mythical beast it once was now that the Nexus One has stolen some of its thunder, but it is still an actual device and, according to a recently leaked Dopod roadmap, it’s headed for China in the second quarter of this year. Details are otherwise a bit light, but it is apparently an Android device (as expected) and packs a 3.6-inch WVGA display. Joining it over the course of the year are the 3.4-inch, Android-based A6388, the 4.3-inch Huashan (apparently now a Windows Mobile device — possibly an HD2 successor?), the 3.2-inch Tianshan, and the considerably smaller Songshan phone, both of which are also Android phones, and should be out in either Q3 or Q4.

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What’s a good birthday gift for my 25 year old husband?

My husband has a birthday coming up and I am trying to think of a good gift. He’s recently started getting into guns, he loves baseball, computers, gadgets, electronics, traveling. Any ideas?

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