This time, Intel shows a device that is 100% touchscreen.
Posted by ReViews in Communications, Computers, Desktops, Gadgets, Laptops, Networking, Software, Web, Web 2.0, Web Browsers, iPhone, iPod, iPod touch, iTunes on 11 7th, 2008
Intel
In the video, you’ll see Intel CEO Paul Otellini demoing an unnamed mobile internet device. This time, Intel shows a device that is 100% touchscreen and has GPS, a camera and connectivity on board. Watching the video, the first thing that came to my mind is Google phone OS Android.
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read comments (0)AT&T is dropping a whopping $275 million to buy out Wayport.
Posted by ReViews in Cellphones, Cellular Providers, Communications, Desktops, Gadgets, Laptops, Networking, Software, Web, Web 2.0, Web Browsers, iPhone on 11 7th, 2008
AT&T
Ever wonder who the largest WiFi hotspot provider is? Look no further than your favorite iPhone coverage provider, AT&T. That’s right, AT&T is dropping a whopping $275 million to buy out Wayport, an 11 year old wireless network provider that started out in hotel rooms and managed to branch its way into 10,000 McDonald’s worldwide. What does this mean for you? An AT&T spokesperson says they plan to increase their Basic plan wireless network locations to 20,000 with this acquisition. This Basic plan is free to all of the millions of AT&T subscribers. That’s you, iPhone users.
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Windows Mobile 6.5 exists.
Posted by ReViews in Computers, Desktops, Gadgets, Laptops, Networking, Software, Web, Web 2.0, Web Browsers on 11 7th, 2008
Windows Mobile 6.5
Gizmodo has Microsoft’s Steve Ballmer yelling “6.5! 6.5!.” We had Moto’s chief spill the beans not too long ago. And here I am talking about it again. What could a “point” upgrade be worth? Certainly not all this, right?
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Microsoft announced a site set up exclusively for tech startups.
Posted by ReViews in Computers, Desktops, Laptops, Networking, Software, Web 2.0 on 11 7th, 2008
Microsoft
Just Wednesday, Microsoft announced a site set up exclusively for tech startups. No, working with startups isn’t a new concept for Microsoft. But often, the programs weren’t very well known, and the scope was rather narrow. This latest launch, BizSpark, is a different story.
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