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HP Compaq Presario CQ61Z laptop

The CQ61Z is just another HP Compaq laptop that belongs to the Presario line. It was recently announced by HP and it can feature various processors, be it an AMD Sempron single core M100, or an ADM dual core CPU (M300, M320, and more).

ATI is responsible for the graphics department with its HD 4200, but I bet the 4GB of DDR3 memory will also be a good help. The display screen measures 15.6-inches, and the hard-drive space can go up to 500GB. The default model comes with a DVD burner but you can opt for a Blu-ray drive.

Other features of the HP Compaq Presario CQ61Zinclude a VGA output, HDMI as optional, and Windows 7 Home Premium as the OS.

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  • All the way from Korea comes a new GPS navigation system disguised as PMP + Tv player, it is entitled Evolution Mappy AP7 and for now there is no information about its price or release date.

    Evolution Mappy AP7 makes use of a SiRF Prima processor at 600MHz, plus 256MB of memory RAM, and the support list includes SD memory cards as well as a USB interface. In terms of functionality, the Mappy can work as a digital TV player, as a normal Portable Media Player that can playback audio and video, as well as FM radio. WinCE is the operative system working behind the scenes.

    Tags: evolution, GPS, GPS, mappy ap7
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  • Sagem Spiga netbook

    Sagem has recently announced a “new” product for their netbook category, it’s the Sagem Spiga which some people consider to be a remix of the UMID M1mbook that Sagem also launched some time ago.

    Anyhow, the Sagem Spiga boasts a 4.8-inch display and a resolution of 1024×600 pixels. In the inside you can find an Intel Atom processor running at 1.1GHz, and the goodies include the usual such as 3G and a web camera. As for the price, Sagem decided to sell the Spiga netbook for $740.

    Tags: Laptops, netbook, Sagem, Spiga
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  • Well, it seems that Apple is continuing the leap from selling the iPhone at just their own stores and AT&T locations to selling the device at a plethora of retailers.

    The latest retailer to secure the iPhone for their inventory is RadioShack The Shack which will have the iPhone 3G and 3GS at Dallas-Forth Worth and New York City stores towards the end of this month.

    So, if you want to pick up Apple’s flagship handset you now have another location to do so at.

    via bgr

    Tags: Apple, At&T, Cell Phones, iPhone, iPhone, Mobile News, radioshack, The Shack

    Everyone is aware of mobile payment or making use of your mobile device for various means. And now it looks like the Android smartphones are going to have that luxury as well as Charge Anywhere LLC unveils its first secure mobile payment gateway services with the CHARGE Anywhere for Android. Now available at the Android Market, the Charge Anywhere app becomes a credit-card type of a device that makes shopping and settling some bills easier.

    CHARGE Anywhere’s mobile payment software and payment gateway solutions are supported by all major card processors allowing for seamless integration with your merchant account provider. Learn more about the latest Charge Anywhere app here.

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    Tags: card processors, credit card type, Google, merchant account provider, mobile device, mobile payment, Mobile Software, payment gateway services, payment gateway solutions, payment software, seamless integration, smartphones

    After the Blackberry and the iPhone, a Mobile Spy software version meant for the Android smartphones has finally been released. With the Mobile Spy app, users can now silently track GPS locations, incoming and outgoing text messages and call information of children and employees.

    It runs on stealth mode and is untraceable. After the software is set up on the phone, it silently records GPS locations at a rate decided by the owner of the phone. The entire text of all SMS text messages, along with the associated phone number, is also recorded. The Mobile Spy app is another software from Retina-X-Studios LLC and can be checked out here.

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    Tags: BlackBerry, Google, gps locations, iPhone, Mobile Software, phone number, retina, smartphones, sms text messages, software version, spy software, stealth mode, x studios

    The fourth album of 50 Cent will be exclusively available at the Apple iTunes Store this November 9th. The title of the fourth album is Before I Self Destruct and will be available exclusively on the iTunes stores until November 16. Selling more than 30 million albums worldwide, 50 Cent continues his phenomenal rise from street culture hero to pop culture icon.

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    Tags: 30 million, 50 cent, apple itunes, culture hero, culture icon, image credits, iPhone, Mobile News, Mobile Software, phenomenal rise, self destruct, street culture

    If you are sitting on a lot of cash and are looking for a good venture to invest in, head on to eBay and you may just come across this iPhone app business up for sale. Apparently JBMJBM LLC has cropped up at eBay, being auctioned off starting at $100,000. The company is still owned by Brice Milliorn and the auction includes 87 apps from the company’s bestselling titles that include the likes of Friday Night Lights, iSpy Game, iReferee, iSexyRef, iSexyRef2, Pro Rodeo Fan, Sit Up Counter and Shake 2 Count.

    These apps are currently listed at the App Store. If you are looking for a wise investment to bank on, this is it. iPhone apps are the craze of most people today and just imagine the profits you would gain from selling one iPhone app after another!

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    Tags: Apple, apps, auction, bestselling titles, brice, Business, ebay, friday night lights, game, image credits, iPhone, iPhone, milliorn, Mobile News, Mobile Software, pro rodeo, profits, rodeo fan, wise investment

    Moto DROID at Sears for $149.99

    The Motorola DROID is undoubtedly one of Verizon’s hottest (if not the hottest) handsets as of late. However, it’s $200 price tag may put it just out of reach for some consumers.

    Luckily, Sears has stepped in to give us the phone for $149.99 on a 2-year contract as opposed to Verizon’s price.

    So, if you want the DROID, you may as well head over to your local Sears instead of your local Verizon store, right?

    Read (Sears) via engadget

    Tags: Android, Cell Phones, Droid, Google, Mobile News, Mobile Software, Motorola, Motorola, retail, sears, Verizon, Verizon

    Want to remember the King of Pop every time you pull out your handset? Well then you should check out the ridiculously flashy limited edition Michael Jackson handset featured above.

    We don’t have very many details as to what this phone is or the specs but we do know that it looks a little too much like one of Vertu’s handsets.

    No idea if this will ever make it out of China but we have a hunch it won’t.

    via engadget

    Tags: Cell Phones, China, handset, michael jackson, rip off, vertu
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  • If you checked out Google today (statistics say you probably have) then you may have noticed that the company is doing something out of the norm.

    Just what you say? Well check out the above image and you’ll notice that they are advertising the recently launched Motorola DROID right on the front page.

    I’m sure Verizon will be reaping the benefits of this.

    Tags: advertisement, Cell Phones, Droid, Google, Google, Mobile News, Mobile Software, Motorola, Motorola

    Cry Translator iPhone app

    As a parent of three children, I suppose I would have loved to have the Cry Translator during my kids’ infant years. This Cry Translator iPhone app is somehow able to interpret a baby’s cry to determine whether he or she is hungry, sleepy, stressed, annoyed, or bored.

    Apparently, this works because baby crying is essentially a universal language. Believe it or not, the makers of this app say it is 96 percent accurate. If you want to test that out for yourself, go to the website and spend $30 on it. If you purchase it by November 11th, you can get it for $9.99.

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    Tags: Cry Translator, Cry Translator iPhone app, iPhone, iphone app, Mobile Software

    Toyjector mini-projector


    Miniature projectors are starting to catch on, and here is a new one from Tokyo-based company Princeton. It’s pretty clear from the name Toyjector that this one is targeted at the younger crowd, or that it is just small at 50mm cubed.

    It can produce images at 300 x 224 resolution with 100:1 contrast ratio and 5 lumens brightness. That might not sound too good for you, and the sound is a mere 1 Watt. At least it has a Tripod, and is available in red and white. The price is about $150, and it can be purchased in Japan or the Japan Trend shop, as well as Geek Stuff 4 U.

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  • According to Sungale’s press release, the Cyberus ID700WTA (aka Smart Info Engine) is “the first and only universal portable media device that offers access to real time internet information and applications by automatically linking wirelessly to user’s home routers”. This would not make the Smart Info engine neither an e-reader nor a PMP, but some sort of mix of the two.

    It has a 7 inch LCD color screen, and online access to news, weather, stocks, maps, as well as Gmail, YouTube, IP Radio, and Picassa. It is also an e-book reader, photo displayer, card reader, and, of course, much, much more. The Sungale Smart Info Engine is available now at major retailers and Amazon for about $279.

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    Tags: Cyberus ID700WTA, e-reader, ID700WTA, PMP, Portable Devices, Smart Info Engine, Sungale


    Photo frames with wireless web connectivity are starting to become a standard in the industry, and it should be no surprise that the Touchscreen Connected Frame from eStarling has 802.11n. I suppose what makes this unique is that it supports the photo apps from Facebook, Picasa, or Flickr, and it is even a “built-in Twitter client”. It also has a video inbox for receiving videos shot on smart phones or other internet connected devices, and a Gmail address so your friends and family can send photos directly to the frame.

    The display is 10.2 inches, and it has 2GB of RAM with an SD card slot. Despite its touchscreen capability, there is no way to surf the web. There is also no calendar, but there is a weather function. The cost is about $249.99.

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    Tags: 802.11n, 802.11n Touchscreen Connected Frame, eStarling, Portable Devices, Touchscreen connected frame

    I am amazed at all the new uses for augmented reality, especially those that make their appearances on iPhone apps such as Layar. There is now another augreal app with the Car Finder. (By the way, augreal is just an abbreviation that I just made up for Augmented Reality. I’m hoping it will catch on.)

    Car Finder relies on an iPhone 3GS camera and digital compass in order to “overlay the direction of your car and how far away it is”. So now you have a way of remembering where you park. It is available at the App Store for about $0.99.

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    Tags: Augmented Reality, Car Finder, Car Finder iPhone app, iPhone, iPhone 3GS, iphone app, Mobile Software


    Android is seriously sweeping the nation, and so it is no surprise that MOTO is looking to put it in their new MID. This device, known as the AMP (Android Media Platform) comes in three forms:

    The first is a 5-inch version that will be equipped with a front-facing 8 Megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, multi-touch display, TI OMAP3430 processor, plus 256MB worth of flash with SD card reader. The 10.4 inch version also has the 8 Megapixel camera, multi-touch capacity, and it also has GPS and a 3 Megapixel camera on the back. Believe it or not, there is also plans for a 30 inch version.

    All three of these should be out “by early 2010″, but there is no word so far on the price.

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    Tags: amp+, Android 2.0, Google, Google Android, MOTO, Portable Devices

    Following the release of Photoshop.com for the iPhone, Adobe has now announced the debut of the Android version. Photoshop.com for Android now allows on the go consumers easy image editing options and tools, color adjustments and photo sharing capabilities, something that has been growing for the past months. The Photoshop.com Mobile also allows users to browse photos online or via their mobile phone with the application. The Photoshop.com Mobile for Android is free for download at the Android Market.

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    Tags: adobe, capabilities, Cell Phones, color adjustments, consumers, debut, easy image editing, iPhone, market source, mobile phone, Mobile Software, photos

    After an overwhelming number of pre-orders, Cellular South has announced that the HTC Hero is now available for customers who have booked pre-orders. Pre-order customers can get their HTC Hero through Saturday while the official availability for the public will be on Monday, November 9.

    Among the features of the Android-powered HTC Hero include built-in Google mobile services, as well as thousands of applications built for the Android platform. The HTC Hero will carry an introductory price of $99 after a $50 mail-in rebate.

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    Tags: Cell Phones, cellular south, Google, Google, Hero, HTC, introductory price, mail, Mobile News, mobile services, overwhelming number

    For the people who are religiously studying and analyzing the Bible and attending Bible Study sessions, here is an iPhone that should come in handy. A free iPhone app has been released by Logos Bible Software, providing iPhone users a tool and resource to help them study the Bible via their Apple device. This app not only provides religious folks to read passages from the Bible, it also allows them to dig deeper into the Scripture with the Passage Guide. The Logos Bible Software iPhone app is free for download.

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    Tags: Apple, bible study sessions, Cell Phones, free iphone, logos bible software, Mobile Software, passages from the bible, religious folks, scripture




     

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