We didn’t exactly get the best look at Sony’s new ultra-compact concept camera at PMA last month, but the company is now thankfully starting to reveal a few more details about the “DSLR quality” camera.
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Sony’s ultra-compact concept camera gets slightly less mysterious
It looks like T-Mobile’s webConnect Rocket USB modem will be released right on schedule, even if you currently have to be in Philadelphia to enjoy those HSPA+ speeds (then again, if you’re in Philadelphia you probably deserve a break).
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T-Mobile webConnect Rocket available March 14, already blowing minds in Philly
At this point we really need another tablet like we need another hole in the head, but when this one could cost around $100 and still look quite good, well, it’s worth talking about. It’s the Hott MD500, an Android device with a 4.8-inch, 800 x 480 screen and plenty of OS customizations to make it rather more media-friendly, including the ability to “play every codec” according to the guy doing the demonstration
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$92 MD500 Android tablet from Hott actually looks pretty cool
When you think about HP, do you think about printers or maybe IT outsourcing? How about HP smartphones, ever think of them? You do know that HP still sells iPAQs right?
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HP ropes in Dr. Dre for ‘Lets Do Amazing’ personality makeover
Remember those network investments that AT&T was talking up just days before Time Warner slipped over an offer for help?
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AT&T completes 100-Gigabit Ethernet field trial using new Cisco gear, proves it does care
Android for Windows phones — simple concept, simple enough installation, but awesome results. The good people behind the XDAndroid project have been working hard to allow you to get your Google juices flowing nice and freely on your WinMo device and the latest build looks to have all but completed the task
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HTC Touch Pro 2 gets a new lease of Android life, loves it (video)
Whatever happened to that dreamy Line 6 / Apple tie-up ? Who knows, right
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PRS Guitarbud jacks your axe, ego into iPhone / iPod touch
PrimeSense was formed in 2005, and unless you’re a sickly obsessed silicon junkie, you’ve probably never heard of them. All that changes today
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PrimeSense talks full-body motion control at GDC, gives us a video demonstration
Think we’d all be better off if HTML5 could somehow instantly replace Flash overnight? Not necessarily, according to a set of comparisons from Jan Ozer of the Streaming Learning Center website, which found that while HTML5 did come out ahead in many respects, it wasn’t exactly a clear winner
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HTML5 vs. Flash comparison finds a few surprises, settles few debates
