Line2 brings phone functionality to iPad for 10 bucks a month. Many of us barely use our cell phones to place phone calls anymore, but if you’re looking to expand that little-used functionality to your tablet, then Line2 for iPad may be the answer.
After just teasing the public with Netflix on the Nintendo 3DS last month at E3, it looks like the service is finally here for 3DS owners to get their hands on. Netflix subscribers with unlimited streaming plans will be able to watch TV shows and movies from the service’s selection of online content on their Nintendo 3DS, like the Wii before it.
After a long time being held back by Android 2.1, the D3 recently got an upgrade to version 2.3, usually referred to as Gingerbread by the cool kids.
Sony turn to get in on the action with the launch of its 3D VOD offering: 3D Experience. Back in May, Samsung announced Explore 3D – a 3D video-on-demand app for its Smart TV range.
Mobile giant Nokia is reportedly allocating $127 million to spend on a major global marketing campaign for its new Windows Phone smartphones, due to launch in October.
The Samsung NC215S is the first 10 inch netbook to feature a solar panel built into the lid. It was initially scheduled to ship during the week of July 3rd,US shipping date, Liliputing is now saying that the solar-powered laptop won’t make it to consumers until sometime in mid to late August, due to hold ups involving the machine’s custom panels.
Bowers & Wilkins P5 headphones Maybe its $300 price tag or supra-aural fit just weren’t appealing. But you’ll be pleased hear about the company’s new and extra-mobile $180 C5 noise-isolating in-ear headset. Crafted mostly from aluminum, its bullet-shaped earbuds look like a posh blend of the Zeppelin Air and Mini geared for mobile. The proprietary Micro Porous Filter enables C5 to produce a wonderfully open, natural performance, perfect for longer listening sessions.
AT&T has finally announced the HTC Status on an official basis with many peering for a concrete release date, and they have not been disappointed. HTC’s Facebook-soaked Status finally has a release date: July 17th. The phone will sell for $49.99 on a two-year agreement, with that tally netting you a dedicated Facebook “Share” button that’ll allow photos / videos /websites to be instantly uploaded to your account.