P660+ smartphone clones HTC P3470

post from Ubergizmo on 04 February 2010 10:43:49 AM. © Ubergizmo

The P660+ is more or less an extremely close clone of the HTC P3470, where it is powered by Windows Mobile 6.5 while featuring a 2.8" QVGA touchscreen display, a microSD memory card slot, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, and a 2-megapixel camera. There is no 3G connection with this $165 handset, which is pretty surprising in this day and age, so don't expect it to make a splash regardless of the market it is released in. Surprisingly enough for a cloned handset, this one does not sport any dual SIM carriage that those China manufacturers are so fond of.

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Scosche Introduces Solar Powered Back-Up Battery

post from I4U News on 04 February 2010 10:43:38 AM. © I4U News

No device is as portable as one that can run on solar power. If you are a world traveler, you need to be able to keep your phone and computer running no matter where you go. Working power outlets will not always be available, but the sun shows up pretty m...

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Dial Phone concept

post from Ubergizmo on 04 February 2010 10:37:54 AM. © Ubergizmo

Dial Phone concept

The verb 'dial' was used for the standard rotary dial phone from all those years ago, and it became associated with calling a number even though phones have migrated to button presses a long time ago. The Dial Phone concept plays with the long forgotten action of putting your finger in a ring and rolling it all the way to the end only to release, followed by the next digit in the phone number's sequence. There is no physical rotary dial to worry about this time round though, as you place the Dial Phone on your palm (or any other flat surface will do just nicely, while the numbers are presented via a projected light.

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Inbrics M1 Android MID: Part of an Integrated
Life

post from I4U News on 04 February 2010 10:31:35 AM. © I4U News

Inbrics is a company that understands where the growth of always-connected technology is taking us. Every day, people integrate "smart" devices into their lives a little bit more. We hook up media boxes to our television, we keep a spare computer...

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The company's "Beverly

post from Daily Gadget on 04 February 2010 10:30:00 AM. © Daily Gadget

The company's "Beverly Hills" (BHI) webhosting and web development began with a web directory itself, which was organized thematically in six "neighborhoods". These were named as cities or regions according to their content - for example, Computer related sites were placed in "SiliconValley" and everything related to entertainment were assigned to "Hollywood". Webcams are transmitting live real stood at various locations to highlight the geographical concept. In mid 1995 the company decided to offer users of its website, known as "Homesteaders", the possibility of developing their own web pages in the neighborhoods of the company, assigning a street and house number. Currently, this scheme has been abandoned in favor of a schema with the user as a subdomain name. Kymaro Body Shaper So then, chats, newsletters and other items were added soon virtual community, helping the fast growing website.In December of that year, Geocities now has fourteen districts, up thousands of Homesteaders a day and getting over six million pages per month. Given the success, the company decided to focus on increasing the number of users and expanding the virtual community. On the 15th of the month becomes known as GeoCities. Over time many companies, including Yahoo!, Begin to participate fully in Geocities and invest in it. The site continues to grow with the introduction of advanced payment services. In May 1997, the company introduces advertising on their pages. Despite negative reaction from users, the company continues to grow. At June 1997, GeoCities was the fifth most visited website in October of that year internet.This the company reaches a million Homesteaders. In June 1998, in an effort to increase its presence would mark, GeoCities introduced watermark on the pages of users.The watermark is much like a "fly" on a television. It consists of an advertisement in GIF format, transparent and floating. Use javascript to stay on the top right corner of your browser screen. Many users felt the watermark interfered with the design of your website and begin to move your pages to other servers. The watermark also causes safety problems with the browser and collides with the markup of some pages. Geocities said in a press release that the company has received congratulations on the watermark. The company entered the electronic stock market NASDAQ in June 1998, listed with the code 'GCTY. The price of public offering is 17 USD, rising rapidly to over 100 USD.However, in January 2000, it was purchased by Yahoo! for 4,000,000,000 USD, with Yahoo! control on May 28. The acquisition by Yahoo! GeoCities proved extremely unpopular and users soon began to leave en masse to protest the new contract imposed by Yahoo! for GeoCities. Terms of the deal said the company would be the owner of all rights and content, including images and sounds. Quickly Yahoo! quickly reversed its decision. Yahoo! decides to eliminate neighborhoods and streets of the URLs. URLs are replaced with the type http://www.geocities.com/nombredelusuario. After a lawsuit was filed against AOL for its group of community leaders, GeoCities' volunteer program (Community Leaders).In 2001, after speculation by analysts that GeoCities was not yet profitable (has declared an 8 million loss in the final quarter of 1998), Yahoo! introduced a service for-free premium hosting on Geocities. In April 2009 it was announced that GeoCities disappear for life, so it stopped accepting new registrations, so that finally the 26th of October 2009, all his servants were formatted so it was no longer possible to recover something that had been hosted on these servers.

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Sanyo rolls out trio of Dual Cameras

post from Ubergizmo on 04 February 2010 10:25:58 AM. © Ubergizmo

Sanyo rolls out trio of Dual Cameras

Sanyo has three more new Dual Cameras available for the masses - the VPC-GH2, VPC-CG102, and VPC-CG20, where all of them will boast High Definition 1080 60i (1,920 x 1 080) resolution video as well as the ability to snap photos of up to 14-megapixels in resolution. These new models will be available from March onwards, with the VPC-GH2, VPC-CG102 and VPC-CG20 retailing for $229, $229 and $199, respectively. As for color schemes, the CG102 will come in black, while the GH2 is adorned with a silver coat, followed by the CG20 that has either silver or black as its choices. All data can be stored on an SD, SDHC or SDXC memory card, which theoretically allows you to hold up to 2TB of digital memories on a single card. More on their features in the extended post. [Press Release]

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Ochicinco's OCNN powered by Motorola reports from
Super Bowl XLIV

post from I4U News on 04 February 2010 10:00:00 AM. © I4U News

Besides running a Super Bowl 2010 commercial, Motorola is also sponsoring Chad Ochocinco's OCNN news team during Super Bowl 2010. The OCNN news team features besides Chat Ochocinco, also NFL players Chris Cooley, Ray Rice and Darnell Dockett. Also part ...

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Nokia Ovi Maps Gets Downloaded a Million Times in
a Week

Nokia announced its Ovi Maps navigation service a while back and it ships pre-installed on some new Nokia handsets. The service takes the Ovi Maps, turns it into a navigation service along the lines of standalone GPS devices, and offers it at no cost for N...

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The Athletic Gym Towel Workout.

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Samsung SP-F10M LED projector

Samsung's latest foray into the projector market has resulted in the SP-F10M LED projector, being the first LED projector of its kind that boasts 1,000 ANSI lumens brightness, lasting for up to 30,000 hours before giving up the ghost. It will also come equipped with the PC-free File Viewer software that allows it to open Microsoft Office and PDF files from a USB flash drive that is connected directly, doing away with the need for a notebook or netbook when you are making a presentation. No idea on how much it costs however. [Press Release]

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