You’re bound to start seeing a flood of “tablet” gadgets over the coming months that put their own spin on what should be considered the perfect dimensions for the market. Samsung’s Galaxy Tab is of the opinion that they should be smaller than a sheet of paper but larger than would be comfortable to fit [...]
Read more Samsung Galaxy Tab enjoys odd form factors
by Rafael Hernandez on September 3, 2010
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The Digital SLR arms race is never a dull one with a deluge of products coming in every year to woo your buying dollars…of course brand loyalty is a big thing with the professional photography crowd so product launches are a thing of beauty. The new Canon EOS 60D is prepared for the rigors of [...]
Read more Canon EOS 60D offers refinements galore
by Rafael Hernandez on August 26, 2010
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Dell has a…questionable track record when it comes to gadgets. Their PDA and MP3 player lineups were a bit of a let down when compared to the competition of the time but, thankfully, they seem to be turning a corner. The Dell Streak tablet is getting a good amount of attention in part because of [...]
Read more Dell Streak impresses, packaging not so much
by Rafael Hernandez on August 16, 2010
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If you’ve mistakenly deleted information from a gadget you know there isn’t much you can do in order to get it back. The iPhone Recovery Stick allows you to recovery data that has been deleted from your precious phone although that’s not its intended target as the company is marketing the USB key/software combination to [...]
Read more iPhone Recovery Stick helps you recover deleted information
by Rafael Hernandez on August 11, 2010
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The deluge of tablets on the market seek to emulate a design similar to that of a pad of paper which makes it more than a little awkward to carry around. Enter the Dell Streak tablet which chooses a much slimmer 5-inch multi-touch display that should improve pocket carrying friendliness. Of course there’s more to [...]
Read more Dell Streak tablet enjoys a svelte form
by Rafael Hernandez on August 11, 2010
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Frustratingly slow access for your smartphone can lead to things such as flinging your gadget across the room or performing a permanent death grip on it that goes far beyond some reception issues. Thankfully Clearwire has come up with a handy little gadget, and mandatory service plans, that allow your Apple iPhone, iPad, or iPod [...]
Read more CLEAR iSpot beckons iPhone users with 4G speeds
by Rafael Hernandez on August 4, 2010
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No that’s not an updated view of how an iPhone 4′s reception bars should be portrayed. Google’s Android operating system seems to be catching on with people as noted by Nielsen Wire which tracks smartphone penetration in the U.S. How much so? Well in the second quarter of this year 27% of smartphone subscribers chose [...]
Read more Android grabs larger piece of U.S. mobile market
by Rafael Hernandez on August 3, 2010
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AT&T customers have a new BlackBerry handset to look forward to this month. When the BlackBerry Torch 9800 from Reasearch in Motion (RIM) goes on sale August 12, it will be rocking the company’s latest operating system, BlackBerry 6 OS, which promises better web browsing, integrated social features (think Facebook and Twitter) and improved multimedia [...]
Read more Behold, the BlackBerry Torch
by Pedro Hernandez on August 3, 2010
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If you’re going to make any sort of dent in the smartphone market you’re going to want to bring along amazing amounts of firepower. The HTC EVO 4G Andriod SmartPhone does just that by packing in a Qualcomm 1GHz Snapdragon QSD8650 processor, 512MB of energy sipping LP-DDR memory, and a glorious 4.3-inch 800×480 LCD screen [...]
Read more HTC EVO 4G Andriod SmartPhone contains beefy amounts of power
by techETA Staff on August 2, 2010
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USB 3.0 is capable of bringing a serious amount of speed to portable storage devices and just about any other gadget that needs a large amount of bandwidth to get things done. Unfortunately there is no system chipset that natively supports the standard so you’ll have to live with the meager number of ports tacked [...]
Read more SIIG SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Hub spreads the wealth
by techETA Staff on August 2, 2010
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