After spending some time with a prototype of the Redfly Mobile Companion, Ed Hardy shares his initial thoughts on this a laptop-shaped device that greatly extends the capabilities of some smartphones.

Celio's Redfly is continuing when Palm cancelled the Foleo as an extension of current devices. The main difference between the Foleo and the Redfly is that the Foleo would have had its own operating system running its own applications, whereas the Redfly is more of an extension, providing for a larger keyboard and display. This means that the Redfly is pretty much inoperable without a smartphone or... Read More

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As a Playstation 3 owner and one with a new Full HD plasma TV I thought this was an interesting article. According to a press release from CES a few days ago, Blu-Ray titles are outselling HD DVD titles but up to 3 to 1! Good new for PS3 owners I suspect. While I can't comment as to whether Blu-Ray is better than HD DVD or not as I don't have an HD player (If someone wants to send me one for review then that's fine!) but here is the press release from CES: Blu-ray Disc movie titles outsold H

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Some companies just refuse to give up on an idea, no matter how illogical it may be. That seems to be the case with VTech, which is still trying to sell the concept of a land-line phone with computer-like features.

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Qualcomm has unveiled a prototype device that runs on their new Snapdragon chipset, which includes a 1 GHz processor core, as well as integrated support for 3G, GPS, WiFi, and extensive multimedia functions.

Gizmodo has gotten some personal time with a couple of pico projectors at CES and the results aren't too bad. The better of the two is made by Microvision, although the Texas Instrument-manufactured diminutive projector isn't all too shabby either. The Microvision projector has a resolution of 848 by 480--DVD quality--and can be projected... Read More

At CES, I got a chance to interview a member of the Qualcomm... Read More

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LAS VEGAS--At Lenovo's press dinner the other night there was this unidentifiable handheld placed on display, casually next to the three new consumer-friendly IdeaPad laptops it had come to Las Vegas to push.

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In the future, Intel chief executive Paul Otellini predicts Internet services will be more proactive, predictive and context aware.

The internet is buzzing with reports that Microsoft will soon be charging a subscription model for Windows Live messaging. According to reports from MoDaCo, it seems that this will only affect the instant messaging services as Mail and other services are unaffected. <br... Read More

Happy New Year! Okay, I know it’s a bit late, but I missed last week due to illness and I didn’t want to miss spreading the cheer. Did you make resolutions? Have you broken them yet? I don’t believe in new year’s resolutions. I prefer to consider establishing new habits. That way I’m looking at ways I can improve by adding things to my life rather than focusing on negatives that I want to remove. Sort of a “glass is half full” way of improving myself. Anyway, last July I quit smoking so I

Speaking at the Consumer Electronics Show, Sprint CTO Barry West announced that the company is on track to launch their WiMAX service, called Xohm, around the end of April.

Antoine Wright continues his series of editorials talking about his experiences from a Palm OS smartphone to one running Symbian/S60. Today's recounts his difficulties synchronizing Personal Information Management (PIM) data.

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According to the::unwired, Orange UK is posed to release the Orange SPV E610 phone manufactured by Chinese ODM Amoi. Originally, the phone was slated for a US launch by AT&T as the AT&T SMT5700, but the carrier decided against carrying the product as it would have competed... Read More

Quartics recently announced a Mobile2Display technology for Windows Mobile according to the::unwired. The technology will allow users to wirelessly show what is displayed on their handhelds onto a wireless-capable display including TVs and projectors, eliminating the need to... Read More

A few of you took advantage of the free Pocket Informant 2007 deal through the Pocketnow.com software store a few days ago. However, WebIS, the maker of Pocket Informant, has just released Pocket Informant 8. Pocket Informant is the leading personal information manager and provides for added functionality over the... Read More

But the truth is HTC has been manufacturing PDA phones for O2, HP, DOPOD and other mobile co.'s. I was looking for a good enterprise phone and shortlisted Nokia E 61i, SE P1i. P1i was abt 20k an. Read complete review | Comments.

Now here's something you don't see everyday: an MP3 player with GPS capabilities.

Nav N Go, the makers of the iGO mapping... Read More

Blog Review Question #31: How does the blog look on a Web-enabled cell phone or handheld computer? Bust out your iPhone. How does the blog look? Now bust out your older PDA or cell phone that can handle the Web, but not to the same ...

SanDisk has announced at CES that it has begun to sample 12-gigabyte (GB) microSDHC flash memory cards to major phone manufacturers for testing and evaluation. The card marks a 50% bump in capacity from the current largest 8gb microSD cards available today. SanDisk has not announced pricing or availability and says this card is a prototype and may not even come to market. The company says it will begin shipping a 16GB card later this year.

Paul Otellini, Intel CEO and President presented the third CES 2008 keynote address yesterday. The core of the message is allowing the Internet to come to you, rather than you initiating requests. This of course will require more processing power and broadband everywhere, especially on mobile devices. Intel plans on delivering the technology for both. They have announced the Menlow series of chips... Read More

There is a free alarm software in town called Spoon Alarm, which will allow you to get away from the basic Windows Mobile alarm by enabling custom alarm tones from MP3s, snoozing, and pre-defined alarm configurations. Best of all, Spoon Alarm is freeware so you can check it out at no cost. According to TiltSite,... Read More

Storage is never enough on a mobile device with users carrying more music, movies, and files with them. According to their pressrelease, SanDisk has just increased their micro SDHC... Read More

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Does the new Yahoo Go 3.0 beta herald Yahoo's new mobile strategy? That's what Yahoo would like you to think.

At first glance, the new Yahoo Go, a portal on the mobile phone to Yahoo's proprietary services--e-mail, Flickr, messaging, maps and directions, weather, and categorized news--looks strikingly similar to the old Yahoo Go. Sure, it's more celestial-looking with a burnished blue sky, pillowy clouds, and rays of emanating light that replace the bubbly signature yellow of its predecessor. But the carousel layout and offerings are essentially the same.

Here's what's not. The carousel is unfixed, which means users can delete Yahoo's default widgets and add their own for a much more tailored experience. The new Yahoo Go also makes use of keypad shortcuts. Pressing '#' gets you back to the carousel and '0' (zero) launches oneSearch. Reminders are tucked into most context menus.

The start screen is another brushup, helpfully summarizing your Yahoo inbox, and letting you add customized "snippets" of information, like a stock price, Web link, or RSS feed. Quick links are also shown on this page--users can select from various Yahoo ...

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Flash memory manufacturer SanDisk has begun to produce small quantities of a 12-gigabyte microSDHC card, which it is shipping to phone manufacturers for testing.

ShSh Software has released an update to its TAKEphONE software. TAKEphONE is a telephony & contact management application, designed to simplify and enhance using your contacts and making calls. It also sports enhanced search capabilities, as well as telephony features, such as calling-card support, extra digits dialing on all contacts, Internet phone number search and much more. New in this version is improved graphics and a number of other user interface improvements.

TAKEphONE v7.55 is available for $19.95 USD. The upgrade is free for registered users, simply install the new version via the free trial.

Advanced details about Microsoft's next-generation version of Windows Mobile have been leaked on the Inside Microsoft blog. The site appears to have obtained a Microsoft internal briefing document on Windows Mobile 7. The document outlines the major new features coming to WM7 which include a host of new input and interaction methods, a system-wide UI revamp and a new web browser and touch controls.

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Ever want to send an underwater text message? Laugh if you will, but on your next scuba-diving vacation you'll wish you had one of these gadgets if your oxygen tank runs unexpectedly low.

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I know I’m late - but last year I did a review of 2006 and some of the highlights, tools and favorite links from that year, so I wanted to continue the trend. Reading and Watching Books (new) read in 2007: 65 (of which 55 were ebooks). I am almost completely digital now. I just find it so convenient - you can read my previous posts about ebooks. When I borrow paper books it’s almost harder for me to finish them. Though the number of new books read in 2007 is lower than 2006’s 98 books, I had

(Oppsss! To much information here!) Anyways, it’sa part of my life. So when the opportunity offered by Blog2u.SG to do a review on BAK2u GadgetTrak, an anti-theft software, I grabbed it and start pimpin up my PSP...more.

Cellpoint today announced the Flamingo Stereo headset. A Stereo Bluetooth and mobile Phone headset based on the Cellpoint Flamingo. The Flaming Stereo was chosen as an CES 2008 Design and Engineering Showcase Honoree. The features of the cellpoint Flamingo Stereo include: Bluetooth 2.1+EDR A2DP 1.0 AVCRP 1.2 Headset Profile... Read More

An internal Microsoft document provided to a Microsoft-oriented blog reveals extensive details, screenshots, and analysis of the new interface planned for the next major revision of Windows Mobile.

After a day of dealing with our wonderful airline system, I felt lucky that I was only 90 minutes late into Las Vegas. As member of the press I made it in to see Bill Gates' last CES keynote. This is my second last Bill Gates keynotes (MVP Summit), I wonder how many he has done or will do before he transitions, in July of this year, from being a full time Microsoft employee to a board member. His keynote... Read More

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Stephen and I were at the Gates keynote last night, and we both got some video coverage of the event which we'll post later. Gates showed off a very interesting and very futuristic device. It took the form of an obscure black box, and I'm not even sure if there was anything inside of it. It was a camera like device that could recognize faces, buildings, and other items. For example,... Read More

So you don’t want to look like a call center operator when using Skype, no problem because Polycom has come up with an answer they believe will fit the bill, it’s their Communicator C100, a speakerphone package which can be used with any VoIP package and your PC. The Communicator C100 connects to your PC via USB and will sit virtually anywhere on your desk and allows hands-free use with no wires. It’s a small and compact design with built-in USB cable holder in the stand to hide it away. The u

We all know that you can now make phone calls via Skype using a PC, but people still like to use a more traditional style phone handset. So here is the Philips Voip080 and although not really groundbreaking stuff it feels comfortable in the hand; there is also a supplied standard which is somewhat on the flimsy side. Although the Voip080 looks as if its wireless you will find connection to a PC via a USB cable, the USB cable wraps round the body of the phone so it is eay to use with a notebook

Popular GPS Features, Plus “Turn it On and Go” Navigation and Award-Winning User Interface Makes RoadMate Well-Positioned for the Mass Market Magellan, the world’s fastest growing GPS brand, is premiering five new additions to its popular RoadMate series of entry-level vehicle navigation units, including the first 4.3-inch widescreen RoadMate units from Magellan with attractive retail pricing that begins at just $229. The Magellan RoadMate series delivers “turn it on and go” functionality

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