With all the tweaks to their full-QWERTY range, it should come as no surprise that RIM have been planning some modifications to their Pearl line-up of compact BlackBerry handsets. CrackBerry have been sitting on some leaked shots of the upcoming BlackBerry Pearl 9100, internally code-named Striker, which has a reworked SureType keyboard and optical joystick.
No word on things like camera resolution, though there does appear to be an LED flash next to it, so we’re guessing the Pearl 9100 will hover near or roundabout the 3.2-megapixel level of its full-sized BlackBerry counterparts. Full story...
Curious to know how T-Mobile USA will be pushing the HTC HD2 – a phone already available in Europe for several months now, and guaranteed not to get an official Windows Phone 7 update – when it goes on sale come March 24th? Over at Pocketables they’ve a stash of in-store T-Mobile promotional material sent over from an anonymous tipster, and it looks like the carrier will be leaning heavily on the HD2’s media playback abilities.
I admire people who can take a modern working product like a computer, turn it into a steampunk work of art, and still have the device function properly.
Viacom and Google aren’t exactly the best of friends, and that’s because Viacom reckon Google-owned YouTube intentionally encourages copyright infringement.
E Ink-owning heavyweight PVI have apparently been showing off their latest color ereader display prototypes to Amazon and Barnes & Noble, in both 6-inch and 9.
It seems that Acer likes to sneak some of their netbooks under the radar. Of course, we don’t necessarily think they should try and hide these.
Today marks the departure of Jerome B. York, a member of Apple’s Board of Directors. York is the Chairman, President, and CEO of Harwinton Capital, and was the former CFO of IBM and Chrysler.
We’ve got to hand it to iBUYPOWER. They know how to release the computer that just look fun to use.
As expected, Palm isn’t doing that hot. The company declared at the end of last month that their lacking smartphones sales had made them decrease their revenue expectations, so the numbers we’re hearing today aren’t that surprising.
It looks like we’re getting one step closer to having that future we’ve all imagined.
Even though one of your longest-lived dreams might be to own a yard, sometimes you don’t always get the big one.