People who own iPods or iPhones have had their share of worthy docking stations and speakers to help make some noise and share the tunes they have stored in them. But when you talk about quality, nothing beats Altec Lansing, a brand familiar for providing us with high quality audio complements.
And while Altec Lansing has a couple of docking stations in the market made for the iPods today, here is a new one in the Mix IMT800. It looks like a standard stereo component that was in use some years back which should really put an exclamation point towards quality audio sound rendering.
It features a universal dock, dome tweeters, two mid range drivers, a 5.25” side-firing subwoofer, 5.25” tuned passive radiator and an integrated digital FM radio. Like most iPod docks, it gives owners the choice of being powered up through the usual electric socket or through 8 D batteries. With the batteries, iPod owners can expect something portable as they share their tunes wherever they may choose to go.
The Altec Lansing MIX IMT800 is priced at $300.00.
(Source) Slippery Brick
written by Duy Phong
\\ tags: Hack, Iphone, OS
The Android is a lot of things but it also needs a lot features as well. And the latest offering from SPB software should be really tempting as they release the SPBTV made for Android phones. With the SPB TV, Android users can now tune in to publicly available digital TV channels all over the world. Among the features included the picture-in-picture mode and giving the mobile subscribers easy access to over hundreds of international TV channels which they can view directly from their phones.
Features:
- 100+ international live TV channels, in a 20+ languages
- Unique TV browser with quick channels preview and list of current & upcoming TV shows
- Integrated full week’s TV guide
- Ability to set Calendar reminders for TV shows of interested
- Fast channel launching and switching technology
- Picture-in-picture mode (quick channel preview while in another channel)
- “Transparent” on-screen controls (sound, brightness) as on a regular TV
- Full support of hardware buttons controls
The SPB TV 1.0 retails for $9.95 at the Android Market where available.
(Source) Press
written by Duy Phong
\\ tags: Android, Hack, Iphone, OS
Rarely would you see a mobile handset that can cater to dual-boot capability but it seems that Sunno is making that believable with their new Sunno S880. A dead-ringer for the Sony Ericcson Idou, this mobile phone boasts of a 3.6” WVGA display and a built-in 8 megapixel camera.
The Sunno S880 phone also comes with WiFi and GPS as well as an 806 MHz chip. But the real highlight of this phone is the dual boot. It can flip between the Microsoft and Google OS which is obviously catchy thing about it.
The Sunno S880 will reportedly be released on October 15. Pricing was not disclosed although it looks like the Sunno S880 mobile device may not even reach the borders of North America or Europe. Apparently it seems t be made for use only in China.
(Source) Slashgear
written by Duy Phong
\\ tags: Android, App, Google, Hack, OS
The growing popularity of Twitter has been rubbing off on most mobile phones available today. And while we already know that there is a specific Twitter program for the iPhone in the TrafficTweet, the Blackberry now has the Twitterlerts!
As you would guess, Twitterlerts for the Blackberry shows practically the same intent for mobile tweeting. With the Twitterlerts from Electric Pockets, BlackBerry users can now monitor the global dialogue by automatically scanning Twitter their chosen topics. It alerts any user of important changes and letting them easily tweet or share tweets directly from their mobile device.
Twitterlerts is now available at their website with an introductory offering of $4.99. A free trial is available for people who want to try it out first before buying the full version.
(Source) Press
written by Duy Phong
\\ tags: App, Free, Hack, Iphone, OS
It’s not a secret anymore that Apple is going to launch a 10-inch tablet in the near future. But we now hear that the Cupertino-based company is also considering launching 13-inch and 15-inch tablets. It it just me or have these Apple tablets have just gotten hotter?
Like always we can’t confirm these rumors and Apple will certainly not confirm them either. It looks like some iPhone-like big aluminum tablets have been spotted in a factory in Shenzuen, China. And it’s being reported that at least one of these bigger tablets was running Mac OS X. Should we expect Apple to come up with a whole new tablet line?
via Gizmodo
written by Duy Phong
\\ tags: App, Apple, Hack, Iphone, Mac, OS
People who own iPods or iPhones have had their share of worthy docking stations and speakers to help make some noise and share the tunes they have stored in them. But when you talk about quality, nothing beats Altec Lansing, a brand familiar for providing us with high quality audio complements. 
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