Oct 13

article 1319542 0B91E68B000005DC 310 468x555 236x280 Seven things wrong with Windows Phone 7Here is Steve Ballmer bragging about Windows Phone 7, but I’d like to highlight some things that aren’t really bragging points, especially when compared to iOS and Android.

This is seven that my Source had to say:

1) No Flash. That sounds familiar, doesn’t it? This could be a temporary situation.
2) No multitasking. Oh, say it isn’t so! If Android can do it, why not, Microsoft?
3) Not a Unified email. Uh-oh.
4) No Cut and Paste. We discussed that one before, and it could be showing up in 2011.
5) No Apps. Oh no.
6) No Desktop Client. This isn’t good, is it?
7) Three Years Too Late.

I don’t know about that last one, but I will say that WP7 doesn’t look like it is all it is cracked up to be.

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Oct 13

Samsung SHW-A170KAll the way from South Korea comes a new smartphone developed by Samsung and KT, which is named Samsung SHW-A170K and its special feature is the support of NFC technology.

Specification-wise the Samsung SHW-A170K cellphone brings a 3-inch touchscreen with a WQVGA resolution of 240

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Oct 13

Handheld Nautiz X3There is a new PDA in the market made by the Handheld Group and entitled Handheld Nautiz X3 which is already available for pre-order and has a release date set for December 2010.

The Handheld Nautiz X3 is powered by a Marvell PXA320 processor running at 806MHz and makes use of Windows Mobile 6.5.3 as the operative system. It comes with a 2.8-inch TFT screen and a QVGA resolution of 320

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Oct 13

ASUS Eee Pad EP90 280x166 Asus Eee Pad EP90 tabletEP90 is the codename of the new tablet made by Asus, which is also known as Asus Eee Pad EP90 and is powered by a nVidia Tegra 2 dual-core processor at 1GHz.

The Asus Eee Pad EP90 boasts a 8.9-inch touchscreen with a resolution of 1024

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Oct 13

Kensington ClickSafe Keyed Laptop Lock 280x280 Kensington ClickSafe Keyed Laptop LockIn case you are worried about the security of your laptop maybe it is a good idea to buy the recently announced Kensington ClickSafe Keyed Laptop Lock.

The new Kensington security system is a simple lock that can be attached to your laptop and works via a motion sensor.

There’s no learning curve or hassle to use it, so productivity is never compromised. ClickSafe’s firm, anti-theft engagement mechanism pairs with cable made from superior carbon strengthened materials to deliver the best security available in a cable-style lock.

There are two versions of the Kensington ClickSafe Keyed Laptop Lock, a single lock at $40 and a twin lock for $70.

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