Nexus Two a.k.a Nexus S will be having a permanent delay this November comes this series of updates from engadget.After Best Buy confirmed its existence on its website, some hands-on pictures have showed up, along with the model number the smartphone will have: GT-i9020.
Exclusive Samsung Flagsip Phone is coming with Android 2.3 gingerbread.Samsung Flagsip Phone is features a sAMOLED2 huge display and coming early 2011…..
Microsoft Kinect is hacked for work with multitouch interface.Someone has taken the open source driver and plugged the Kinect into his own multitouch UI “TISCH” software library and it supports the Wiimote as an input…….
iH8sn0w has confirmed that an update on Sn0wbreeze 2.1 to jailbreak iOS 4.1 /iOS 4.2 is being implemented completely.After testing all the tool he will release the Sn0wbreeze 2.1.He has added that Sn0wbreeze 2.1 uses the latest Limera1n exploit (steak4sauce for older devices).
Nokia is the world leader of the mobile phone.The company will start the shipping of its latest Symbian^3 based mobile phone, Nokia E7, by Dec 2010.The Finnish phone maker refrained from announcing anything more than that. Pricing and carriers didn’t exactly fit in the 140-character post.
Children’s book publisher Okenko Books now offers picture books through innovative subscription for parents who are on the go. Brand new children’s books are delivered to iPhone/iPod touch/iPads and Android phones every two weeks, providing entertainment and education for children and their parents alike. Those new stories and more are available through the Okenko Books subscription service available at Okenko Books website, which is based on micro-payments through PayPal.Okenko Books Reader is available in the iTunes Appstore in the Books category, and in the Android Market in the Entertainment category and offers four payment plans with a 30% introductory discount reflected: $2.00 per month subscription, $5.50 per quarter subscription, $10.00 per six months subscription and $18.00 per year subscription.
A Japanese company has come up with a stick on plastic nubs that you can apply to your touch screen device to “replicate” the feel of the buttons on a game pad.The idea is to recreate the feel of a controller or game pad by slapping these bumpy stickers onto your iPhone or iPod touch.Priced only at around $7, these Tactile+ Stickers can be ordered online.
The title of Apple’s recent Back to the Mac event turned out to have multiple meanings and the irst was heralding a shift of Apple’s event focus to the product that was once synonymous,but it also had a more literal connotation and hat traits associated both with iPad software and hardware…….