Are you thrilled to master how to sew but afraid to commit errors? No more worries for there are sewing machines for beginners accessible in the current market. And there are surely numerous of them courtesy of premier producer makes such as Brother, Singer, and Janome. Sad to say, the variety only would make the [...]
We have to confess–Acer’s latest all-in-one PC certainly looks a lot like another of its machines announced back in April. But we suppose there are enough differences here to warrant a slightly new model name and a marketing approach aimed at business users. The company’s Veriton Z280G is its second Veriton in the past week, [...]
Samsung’s first Windows Mobile 6.5 Smartphone (Windows Phone) is here. This Messenger-class handset’s design will be familiar to those who’ve used previous Samsung smartphones like the Jack, Ace and Epix.
Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional comes onboard the Samsung Intrepid, and while it is certainly an improvement over 6.1 in terms of usability and aesthetics, it’s by [...]
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Boom. Nokia’s just hit Apple with a patent infringement lawsuit, claiming that “all iPhones models shipped” infringe on ten of Espoo’s patents relating to GSM, UMTS, and WiFi. According to Nokia’s press release, the patents in question have been licensed by some 40 other companies, “including virtually all the leading mobile device vendors,” and Apple’s refused to agree to “appropriate” license terms. That’s pretty vague, actually — it could either mean that Apple was willing to license the patents at a price less than what Nokia demanded, or it could mean that Apple refused to pay at all. We’ll obviously be covering this one in great detail as it progresses — stay tuned for a fun decade or so of litigation.
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Nokia sues Apple, says iPhone infringes ten patents originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 22 Oct 2009 10:52:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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digg_url = ‘http://digg.com/tech_news/Verizon_s_anti_iPhone_gets_its_first_commercial_Droid_Does’; We knew Verizon Wireless would soon be throwing caution to the wind in an effort to sway uncommitted smartphone buyers towards Big Red, and it looks like the November-bound Motorola Droid will be VZW’s anti-iPhone. The spot, which launched tonight and can be view in its entirety after the break, is a 30 second clip that begins by mocking Apple’s cutesy music and iconic font typically seen in iPhone plugs. It reels off a number of things that the iPhone can’t do, and then abruptly goes into full-on tease mode by flashing glimpses of a robot-controlled future and a tagline that simply states: “Droid Does.” No shots of the actual Motorola Droid (or Sholes, as it was known in the past) are shown, but a dedicated teaser portal has already been erected; through that, we’re told that the phone will boast Android 2.0 and a 5 megapixel camera. At this point, we’d say the gloves are definitely off — AT&T, have anything to say for yourself, or is the iPhone doing just fine on its own?
Update: See that alien counter that’s just sitting on the lower end of the teaser page? As reader Craig N. and a number of others have pointed out, a quick perusal through the page’s XML file reveals the end of that timer to be October 30th — not that we expect to be waiting that long for more Droid news, but it’s something to keep in mind.
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Verizon’s anti-iPhone gets its first commercial: ‘Droid Does’ (update) originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 17 Oct 2009 22:04:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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The best current price for the AT&T Pure can be found at Amazon.com. With a new two-year service agreement, Amazon is offering AT&T’s Pure Windows Phone for $0.01. However, at this time, the smartphone is backordered.
The retail price for this Windows Mobile 6.5 Smartphone is currently $199 ($149 after a $50 mail-in rebate).
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