gochitech: January 2011

Monday, January 31, 2011

G-Slate clip clearly shows 3D camera with Google badge by LG

While talking about 3D, he briefly showed towards the end of the clip that he has the tablet

Figures released today by Anaylist firm IDC have put Chinese handset maker, ZTE, ahead of Apple

May update will see redesign games store land on handheld.

By this point, we suspect any owners of a Bloggie Touch and a Mac computer

Marketing firm Hill Holiday this weekend posted the results of an experiment in cord cutting, or dropping traditional TV for digital media devices.

Sony Ericsson Xperia Play gets a thorough preview (VIDEO INSIDE)

The Xperia Play, also known as the PlayStation phone, has been previewed ahead of its expected MWC launch.

Whilst we all had our ears cocked to the ground in search of the long-awaited PSP Phone Sony has only gone and fooled us by officially unveiling the PSP 2 or the Sony Next Generation Portable (NGP) as it will henceforth be known.

A hacker going by the username of @deeper-blue has posted photos and video (embedded below) of Android 3.0

We had a feeling the Olympus XZ-1 would be a winner, and Digital Photography Review seems to think so,

Apple, RIM and HTC lead mobile handset race

The demand for mobile phones of all kinds continues to rise, with handset manufacturers selling a total of 1.36 cell phones in 2010, says a report from ABI Research.

Motorola ATRIX™ 4G Fact Sheet

The software on Motorola's upcoming Atrix 4G has already been subject to some stern (and premature) scrutiny,

Research In Motion appears to be working on a new touchscreen handset, code-named Malibu, that shares a similar shape with the existing Curve.

We had quite the interview with Sony's Jack Tretton, but we certainly didn't corner the market on hot new NGP details

J Allard may end his half-year sabbatical from work through Skype if a rumor Thursday night proved true.

Paying a monthly fee -- or any fee, for that matter -- for turn-by-turn navigation on Android devices

Simplifying your on-the-go presentations

Samsung has made available to the local market its first pico projector, bringing a bright, affordable, portable and powerful projector to presenting business professionals everywhere.

Alongside the Next Generation Portable, Sony at its PlayStation Meeting event brought out a platform for bringing PlayStation games to non-PSP devices.

Sony at its special event on Thursday leapt back into mobile gaming with the Next Generation Portable. The soon-to-come PSP2 promises a PS3-level experience with a much faster,

Sony said late Wednesday that it would soon push out a 3.56 firmware update for the PS3.

BERLIN (Reuters) – Apple removed a notorious anthem of the Nazi

SEATTLE (Reuters) – Microsoft Corp said on Wednesday it sold more than 2 million units of its new Windows Phone 7

Android Frustrations

I have been using the Android since the G1, when it was still predominantly a geek device. Personally, I knew it then that Android will be a big thing.

SAN FRANCISCO - Location-sharing service Foursquare on Monday announced that its ranks grew by 3,400% in the past year

SAN FRANCISCO - Google confirmed on Monday that it is building an online shopping bargain service that would compete with start-up Groupon,

Samsung's decided that 10 million Galaxy S devices just aren't enough for us, so it's trickling down the brand name,

VIDEO Inside

Sony Ericsson carved out a first for itself

There's no question that AMD's new Fusion Zacate platform is pretty killer when it comes to ultraportables or notbooks

Samsung Star, if I'm not mistaken, is the company's best-selling phone of 2008 -- shipping more than 30 Million units worldwide.

Panasonic's Lumix TS3

Panasonic added a third and more unique Lumix model as part of its camera introductions on Tuesday.

One thing we love about the first quarter of every year is the line of new and exciting gadgets guaranteed to thrill any techie. Many have been waiting for the arrival of this one. So MB Technews got one.

We've seen the Kindle DX fail as a textbook alternative, but the iPad marches ever onward as a pioneer of wireless education.

STOCKHOLM (Reuters) – Ericsson forecast strong demand for mobile broadband equipment in 2011 after a surge in fourth-quarter sales on the

Apple hits 10 billion App Store downloads

Apple overnight said it had reached 10 billion downloads on the App Store. The milestone came just over a week after the countdown began

With Mobile World Congress around the corner leaks are going to be plentiful over the next 3 weeks, the latest in the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 leaks is a commercial.

Google in lock step with its Nexus S updateZIP) implements the same fix for random text message recipients as on the newer phone

Remember the Samsung Gem? We first found a photo of it along with some specs back in August, and then it popped up again in a leaked Verizon roadmap.

Yesterday the price of the Motorola Xoom was coming out for $800 but we had no idea until when.

Apple starts Verizon iPhone TV ads

Apple has quickly chased Verizon's iPhone 4 ad with one of its own. The new 30-second TV spot plays up the importance of having more than one US

Toshiba NB305 with dual core N550 now shipping $380

Last week Toshiba announced a NB305 refresh with a dual core Atom N550,along with the new NB505 series netbook.

Nikon rumor mill spins tales of manual superzooms this February and EVIL in April

Remember that patent for a manually-zooming Nikon lens? The rumor mill thinks it knows where it belongs:

At first glance, Asus Eee Pad Slider looks just like any other tablet out in the market right now.

The new BlackBerry® Torch™ (VIDEO)

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

IPad 2 cases, SD card slot fire

There's usually as much fun to be had before an Apple product launch as there is after, and this upcoming iPad 2 device is no exception.

That leaves RIM and HP, both of which are preparing for major moves this spring intended to propel them back into the mobile market.

One of Apple's key partners for making the CDMA iPhone has already had to increase its production estimates for anticipated demand, part suppliers said Monday night.

Sony Ericsson has filed a lawsuit against Clearwire, accusing the latter company of trademark infringement. The court filing, which was submitted to the US District Court in the Eastern District of Virginia,

We're not sure what it is about the home theater, but one screen just isn't enough. So we've tried for years to find another screen suitable to join our HDTV to enhance our viewing pleasure,