Too many times I’ve seen a gadget pass from relevance into obscurity almost overnight. With it’s untimely passing, users are left with outdated bricks to which nothing can bring back “the good ‘ol days”. For MyTouch 3G users, I’m sure the end has been haunting them for several months now. With phones such as the Droid, Incredible, and EVO 4G, who would want a MyTouch? Thankfully T-Mo still thinks a considerable amount of people care...
Take this with a grain of salt (as you likely have with all other “Verizon iPhone coming” rumors). But, with WWDC a mere hour away and counting plus more non-AT&T iPhone chatter than ever before, I have to at least share this with you. Browsing through the comments at BGR’s WWDC Live Blog post i stumbled upon one comment by a claimed VZW Store Manager. He states that they recently received a *very* large box specifically marked to not open until June...
What could it be…a trackpad? A giant trackpad? With all the momentum behind gesture-based computing and Apple’s reliance on such technology, it only seems right that they’d super size said technology for desktop use. The trackpad you see here is supposedly a new Apple product that’s set to be unveiled later today at WWDC 2010. One thing’s for sure, whether it’s real or not, today is going to be a jam packed day. Looks like...
MetroPCS may miss out on…pretty much all the cool stuff (as does any smaller regional carrier), but that doesn’t mean they can’t get in on this Android revolution either. If you haven’t noticed, there’s an Android for everyone these days it seems. So the device in question — the unnamed gadget before your eyes right about. Some basic specs include a 600MHz proc (same as Moto Droid’s) and what appears to be a display in the low...
Have a question about the upcoming BlackBerry 9800 Slider? What about OS 6.0? Well then, put on your seat belts and drop on in ’cause there’s a 16-minute walkthrough of both right inside. And it’s jam packed I might add. Besides a plethora of great pics of the 9800 itself, the walkthrough is actually really, really deep. Even better, we know who the first carrier might be. (Spoiler: there’s a T-Mo SIM card in the video walkthrough unit.) Ok, so...
