Posts Tagged ‘color’
Samsung to launch Retro Style NX200 RS this weekend?
January 18th, 2012
Microsoft Will Be Offering Unlocked Nokia Lumia 800
January 11th, 2012Microsoft has unveiled the Nokia Lumia 900 is exclusively to AT&T and to be launch in the coming month. On the other hand, the unlocked Nokia Lumia 800 will be available at Microsoft stores and online next month. It will comes in lack, cyan and magenta
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White Galaxy Note lands in South Korea
December 20th, 2011
Git Media announces duo of Honeycomb tablets with 250GB HD’s for $479
September 14th, 2011Git Media might not be a name you’ve heard much in the world of Android but they look to be changing that with the announcement of two new Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablets. The Git Surge and the Git Pro. Both of these tablets feature impressive and standard Honeycomb tablet specs and both offer dual-core performance, the difference here is they come with a 250GB hard drive for extended storage capacity yet stay relatively cheap and are just $479 — More details below.
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Barnes & Noble NOOK Developer hooks up with Appcelerator
September 14th, 2011When you think of the NOOK or the NOOK Color, you think of reading. When we first looked at the NOOK Color , we found that not only were you able to read ebooks, you were able to work with text in many different ways, look at brilliantly colorful and digitally active magazines, and even interactive childrens books were part of the equation.
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Android Community Weekly: September 3, 2011
September 4th, 2011To start off September, we have a massive amount of tech news to present in this issue of Android Community Weekly! Sunday, the Samsung Galaxy S II LTE and Galaxy Tab 8.9 LTE were officially announced. Later on, we ran across a recently initiated build of CyanogenMod 7 for none other than the HP TouchPad . Which build will have full functionality first?
Amazon Kindle Android Tablet Hands-On Revealed
September 3rd, 2011It appears that Amazon’s future plans for a brand new line of Android tablets is very real and that tech journalist MG Siegler has gotten his hands on one this week. This device is a 7-inch tablet whose form factor is not unlike the BlackBerry PlayBook according to Siegler, and yes, indeed, it is running Android [SORT OF]. What Siegler is saying he’s acting on is strict orders to not reveal anything TOO telling about the future of Amazon’s tablets, but he’s sure got a whole heck of a lot of information from a source that doesn’t appear to want to give too much of the surprise away.
Color Range is Next Generation Photo Editing App for iOS
August 17th, 2011As a photo addict, I’m always on the hunt for iPhone photo apps. The latest and greatest is Color Range , an iOS app that specializes in adding selective color effects to pics in your iPhone or iPad Photo Library.
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Best Buy Takes Tablets Seriously with Massive Floor Setting
July 12th, 2011Starting this week in earnest, Best Buy will be revolutionizing the way you see tablets. That is, they’re dedicating quite a bit of floor space to the cause, and you’re not going to be able to see the laptops and the desktop computers without first having to get through the tablet gallery. In a move that can only point toward one thing, Best Buy’s suddenly shown their understanding of the way the market’s turning, and turning quick.
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NOOK New York Times Subscribers Given Web-Based Bonus
July 8th, 2011All those of you lucky enough to already have gotten access to The New York Times on your Barnes & Noble NOOK device, be it the original NOOK, the new generation NOOK, or NOOKcolor (aka NOOK Color), will now be given access to NYTimes.com – joy of joys! For those of you that don’t know, the NYTimes.com website is a subsciption-based website the same as their physical paper and their ereader based papers are. What this announcement does is give those already subscribing to the NOOK-based NYTimes complete access to the NYTimes.com website as well. What a deal! This should follow as NYTimes subscribers already have essentially the same content as is delivered on NYTimes.com, only this way they’re able to get the content outside of their ereaders.
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