Well, let’s face it! Kindle for Android is official now. However, you cannot download it now as it doesn’t seem to be ready for download this moment. Free Kindle ebook reader by Amazon – already launched for PC, Blackberry, iDevices, and Mac- won’t be available until the late this summer. Once the great day will come, the people using Android 1.6 and above will be able to browse, search and buy (without having to exit the app) whatever he/she wants from the half million books available in the Kindle Store. Unlike any other apps, Kindle features Whispersync that will help users to keep the bookmarks they want, read last page, keep notes, as well as highlighting synchronized across all your Kindle-enabled devices. Well, you can expect to have a glance to this at Google I/0 that is starting tomorrow.
The experts at XDA-Developers once again come up with an outstanding innovation this week: a leaked 100MB file which might be the firs ever Windows Phone 7 ROM intended for a device. Needless to say, it could probably reveal information about a phone that we barely knew existed – “HTC Mondrian”. At good, the contents are likely to reveal wonders that are beyond expectation, including bundled apps, full specs and even the equips required for properly shoehorning WP7 onto your current HTC handset. At worst, the community would hardly ever bother opening the blasted file or discover it is all a clever hoax. Well, there is no indication at all, so all we can do is dreaming for now.
It has not even been a week that we heard of HP’s next attempt to get its TouchSmart tm2 convertible tablet refreshed and modified with Core i3 & Core i5 options. The 12.1”, 4.72 pounds TouchSmart tm2-2050us is now in pre-order status, featuring a 2.13GHz Core i3-330M processor DDR3 RAM of 4GB, hard drive of 640GB, a WXGA LED-backlit display, Windows 7 Home Premium OS, Altec speakers, integrated graphics set by Intel, gigabit Ethernet and a 5-in-1 card reader. Moreover, you will have access to a fingerprint reader, inbuilt webcam, a trio of USB 2.0 sockets, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, Bluetooth, audio in/out, VGA/HDMI outputs and a batter that gives good enough back up to last for at least 4 hours.
Filed Under (Tech News) by admin on 07-05-2010
yes, you heard it right! Even I was shocked when I came to know this news. Actually, it has been stated in accordance to a recently conduct researches and BBC immediately made this topic a part of their highlights!
SanDisk has recently announced the official release of the world’s first licensed Xbox 360 USB flash drive with an attempt of helping users to easily transfer game saves, gamertags, Arcade downloads, map packs, etc from one game console to another. Well, the device has been pre-configured for plug & play, and SanDisk is also throwing in a 1 month subscription to the Xbox Live Gold. You will need to pay a certain premium for the Microsoft seal of approval, along with the 8 gigabytes unit boasting an MSRP of 34.99 USD and the 16 gigabytes going for 69.99 USD (or say, 29.99 Pounds and 51.99 pounds resp. in the United Kingdom).
