Jack Schofield writes Apple is notoriously litigious, but its lawyers must be working overtime at the moment, as they try to stop people seeing the iPhone's icons misused.
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Consumerist writes...
Here's how much an iPhone will really cost you.
• $640 Phone - $599 plus tax (~8%)
• $60/mo Voice Plan - cheapest plan with unlimited nights and weekends
• $40/mo MEdia Max 3000 Bundle - includes 3000 texts and unlimited MediaNet
• $8/mo Fees
Total ownership cost for the first year: $1936 read more »
Here's how much an iPhone will really cost you.
• $640 Phone - $599 plus tax (~8%)
• $60/mo Voice Plan - cheapest plan with unlimited nights and weekends
• $40/mo MEdia Max 3000 Bundle - includes 3000 texts and unlimited MediaNet
• $8/mo Fees
Total ownership cost for the first year: $1936 read more »
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XYZ Computing writes The ultraportable "X" line is composed of laptops with a 12" display, Intel mobile processor (a low voltage model in some cases), and very low weight. The current generation product is the X60, which comes in two varieties, the standard X60, which uses a Core 2 Duo processor, and the X60s, which moves to a Core Duo low voltage processor and shaves off a few ounces. Up until recently the X60 line did not have a tablet and Thinkpad fans were stuck using their X41 Tablet (X41t), which was powered by a low voltage Pentium M processor. While this is still a very solid system it does not have the upgrades found in the move to the X60 or the Core Duo processor.
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Life-Drive writes The guys from Mobile Voodoo just came up with a simple overclocking and under clocking utility. I personaly have not tried it yet and the software is in its early stages of development. It's nice to know people are developing free software specifically for the LifeDrive.
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Engadget has a great find on what appears to be a fake iPod Nano but branded a Treo! Only problem I see here is the $270 price on the thing. I like the lime-green colour though!
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Brain Murmurs writes We’ve created a great product that allows BlackBerry users to use their BlackBerry as a Bluetooth modem for their laptops, but for many of them the speed is much slower than it should be.
The blog goes on and raises the suspicion that RIM is crippling the BB's use of a modem over bluetooth through OS upgrades. Their test results are quite dramatic. read more »
The blog goes on and raises the suspicion that RIM is crippling the BB's use of a modem over bluetooth through OS upgrades. Their test results are quite dramatic. read more »
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jkOnTheRun blogs Have a Smartphone Edition Windows Mobile device and feel left out of the Skype party? Well, get your dancin' shoes on because your Skype hosts have just invited your device to join in! Skype just released the beta of Skype for Windows Mobile 2.2 and the P2P voice client now supports Smartphone Edition devices, not just Pocket PC Phone Edition.
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Pictures of the Motorola Q on Sprint has surfaced. Sexier looking colours and some extra Sprint branding. Check out the Engadget article for more.
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"The Microsoft Zune is a typical 1.0 release for the Redmond giant—clunky and plagued with problems—but could it emerge as a big hit and the anti-iPod? ComputerWorld's Mike Elgan thinks allowing hackability in the Zune could thrust it to the top of the marketplace, giving it customizability and enhancing its popularity. While he levels some harsh haterage at the first Zune, he points out lots of Zune hacks already emerging. He also sees the possibility of a newer, looser Zune prevailing in the DAP market, predicting that "Microsoft could create a Zune that's more desirable than the iP
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