Minuscule PicoHD5.1 media player looks like a card reader and acts like a media streamer, packs a lot of oomph into a pocket-sized device; on one side, there’s room for a USB hard drive, thumb drive or SD card……..
AT&T reports best-ever first quarter for smartphone sales with 5.5 million and 60 percent of them are iPhones.Also interesting is AT&T’s note that somewhere around 40 percent of its smartphone sales come from Android, BlackBerry and Windows Phone 7 devices, leaving the iPhone……..
IToos company released a new portable media player iToos M18, running an operating system Android. It has a 4.3-inch touch screen and can play videos in the resolution of 720p, micro SD memory card slot, OTG function, HDMI port, TV out, and lots more.
Verizon Wireless has announced today first quarter earning of 2011. Verizon activated 2.2 million CDMA iPhone units in the seven weeks between the February 10 launch and March 31, 2011. Data revenues climbed 22.% to top out at $5.5 billion. Data now accounts for 38.1% of all service revenue. Total service revenue was up 6.3% year over year and now totals $14.3 billion.
USB iHub is the perfect knockoff accessory for your Apple-centric existence and iHub is not an official Apple product but, as far as knockoffs go, this is one of the more accurate facsimiles.This four-port USB hub looks quite a bit like an Apple TV has a glowing logo up top and comes in your choice of white or black………
Optoma bring PK201 Pico Pocket Projector. Palm-Sized Versatile Performer – Optoma’s PK201 Pico pocket projector takes on-the-go projection to the next level. Ideal for mobile business presentations or sharing entertainment with friends, the palm-sized PK201 performs powerfully with 20 ANSI lumens and 16:9 WVGA widescreen resolution. The mini HDMI port provides carefree connectivity to your favorite device.
Beside Apple’s Q2 2011 Results, AT&T has also announced its 2011 first quarter earning, In which AT&T iPhone activations increased nearly 1 million year over year to 3.6 million, with 23 percent of subscribers new to AT&T.
United States Patent and Trademark office finally awarded Apple with design patents related to iPhone 4 and iPod touch 2007 model. Included in the batch are iOS Maps and Compass app design patents, a patent for the iPhone 4’s stainless steel band and another one for reducing wait times in call centers. However, the most interesting patent from the group appears to allow a touch display to act as a space-saving RFID tag reader.