T-Mobile unveils the myTouch 4G Slide Android Smartphone

T-Mobile has announced its new myTouch 4G Slide Android Smartphone which is scheduled to be launched in the US this July. The new T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide comes with a slide QWERTY keyboard, a 3.7-inch Touchscreen display with a 800×480 pixel resolution, an 8-megapixel camera that offers some advanced features making one of the smartphones with the most advanced features, including a backside illuminated sensor, zero shutter lag, dual-LED flash and 1080 HD video recording. It is powered by a 1.2GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, it supports 4G UMTS/HSPA + support, Bluetooth, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n and a WiFi hotspot feature that enables the user to share connection with multiple WiFi-enabled devices. Read more…

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Olasonic TW-S7 USB-powered Stereo Speaker

Olasonic has announced its new TW-S7 USB-powered Stereo Speaker that was developed using the companys Super Charged Drive System digital amplifier technology which boosts the power of the speaker and it receives a direct digital audio signal over the USB interface. The TW-S7 will deliver 10W+10W stereo sound, it comes with a coaxial massive 60mm ferrite magnet driver, high-frequency diffuser to deliver high-fidelity 10W+10W dynamic output while consuming only 2.5W of USB power.

It features a aerodynamic elliptical design that maximizes strength and efficiency while eliminating unwanted noise and distortion.

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Samsung Intros 32GB Class 10 MicroSD Memory Card

They always say bigger is better, but is it really? When it comes to memory cards, that only works one way. We want capacities to go up, but card sizes to shrink — not like you want a phone chunky enough to hold a CompactFlash card, right? Samsung just announced the production of its high-performance micro Secure Digital (microSD) cards with advanced data transfer speeds that support the performance requirements on fourth generation phones. That’s mostly marketing speak, but here’s what really matters.

The new 20-nanometer-class microSD cards have a class 10 speed rating suitable for seamless data storage and transmission of full HD video, meaning that they can write at 12 megabytes per second (MB/s) and read at 24MB/s, providing users with more than double the maximum write speeds of a class 4 rated 32GB microSD card. Read more…

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Platform Wars: How Competing App Stores Stack Up

As app stores proliferate with the rise of multiple mobile platforms, one question remains: Which one will you choose? (Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com)

In the mobile world, tablets and smartphones are only as good as the apps they’ll run. Besides, what’s a tablet without apps? A fancy digital photo frame.

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There’s no dearth of choice in hardware out there, and considering the pros and cons of a mobile platform’s application ecosystem is equally important to purchasing the device itself. From “ope

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LaCie Reveals Stunning New Porsche-Labeled HDD Line

LaCie and Porsche, together at last? We can’t say we ever really expected these two names to join forces in any significant way, but they have, and the result is nothing short of stunning. Both of these companies are well known for amazing design, and now that they’re working together, it’s just easy to love what’s coming out of their collaborative efforts. The two just launched an exclusive P´9000 electronics category: the LaCie Porsche Design Mobile (P’9220) and Desktop (P’9230) Hard Drives.

Both of these rely on USB 3.0 and feature aluminum frames and ‘purist designs.’ In fact, the two have worked together off and on since 2003, and these just so happen to be the newest fruits of their labor. Read more…

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