HTC FUZE™ (touch screen) [Copied from AT&T]

Posted in Uncategorized on November 1st, 2008 |  No Comments »

HTC takes Windows Mobile smartphone design to the next level with the introduction of the highly desirable and elegant HTC FUZE. The multi faceted HTC FUZE is a 3G tri-band HSDPA Windows Mobile smartphone brought to you by AT&T that allows you access to the world and to a world of features. Going on a trip? Whether it’s a spring break cruise to the islands or a business meeting in Hong Kong, AT&T has you covered with the HTC FUZE. With the largest international footprint of any wireless provider and the powerful HTC FUZE, only AT&T customers can make and receive calls in more than 200 countries and on 75 major cruise ships. The HTC FUZE for AT&T also offers email and Web browsing capabilities in more than 145 countries. The world is your office with Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional® and the HTC FUZE. Get full access to your Microsoft Outlook mailbox, contacts, calendar, notes, and tasks; edit Microsoft Office® documents or view Adobe® PDF attachments; or take advantage of support for multiple email applications including Microsoft Direct Push®, Good™ Mobile Messaging, and Blackberry® Connect™.
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Sprint’s 4G Xohm WiMax: How fast is it?

Posted in Uncategorized on October 12th, 2008 |  No Comments »

With most American mobile data networks busy trying to deliver third-generation (3G) mobile wireless access to traveling businesspeople, Sprint’s newly launched Xohm service takes a giant step forward by offering America’s first 4G system.

Based on WiMax technology, it can deliver broadband data speeds to notebooks, Internet tablets and eventually smartphones. But at the moment, there aren’t many devices to connect with, the network is struggling with reliability issues, and the high-speed service is limited to just one city — Baltimore.

WiMax (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) is a wireless data system based on Orthogonal Frequency-Division Multiple Access (OFDMA) technology and the IEEE’s 802.16e spec. That’s a lot to swallow, but Xohm’s basic facts are that it broadcasts on the 2.5-GHz portion of the radio frequency spectrum, a slightly higher frequency than the 2.4 GHz that the 802.11b/g/n standards, commonly used in Wi-Fi networks, operate on.

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HTC T8290 Rumoured

Posted in Gadgets, Technology on October 10th, 2008 |  No Comments »

We can see the device features:
- WinMo 6.1 Professional
- 3.8″ WVGA (800×480) screen
- Inbuilt phone, WiMAX, Bluetooth and WiFi
Amazingly the design seems to be even more minimalist that the Touch HD! smile.gif No deets on whether this packs the same 5 Megapixel camera of course, but there is a camera of some description on there. We’ll be digging around for more info and will update this post as and when - watch this space! smile.gif
Given HTC’s recent announcement that the Touch HD will not be available stateside, could this give a hint as to why? Will we see the T8290 coming to Sprint’s ‘Please Login or Register to see the link.‘ network?

Now I’m really not sure what this means but it does indeed look like an HTC device that has not been photo shopped. It always amazes me how these devices leek so commonly but I for one am glad they do and only wish that someone would leak something new to us more often.


Virtual Lake Floating

Posted in Gadgets, Technology on September 5th, 2008 |  No Comments »

After shelling out this much money for this chair you need some serious lake floating - to calm you nerves.

This chair’s rocking motion simulates the feeling of floating in a lake, gently undulating and pitching across three axes to relieve your stress and encourage optimal relaxation. The lounge methodically rocks you side to side and back and forth. Its reclined design places your feet above your heart–a supine posture identified by NASA as being the least stressful for astronauts–to relieve back strain and facilitate oxygen and blood flow.

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