Review: Samsung Omnia for Verizon Wireless

November 25th, 2008

First off, someone at Verizon Wireless must have been drunk or asleep at the wheel when they gave the Omnia the green light because it has Wi-Fi. Isn’t Verizon notorious for stripping that feature from every single phone in its lineup? Something tells me the other manufacturers are going to throw a fit over this [...]

What does the BlackBerry Storm mean for RIM, Verizon Wireless?

November 20th, 2008

I might not be a fan of the Storm but that doesn’t mean it won’t be flying off the shelves come tomorrow. You see, it’s not meant to be a gadget lover’s device. Just hear me out then flame away if you feel the need to. RIM felt the urgency to fill the gap between [...]

Motrin screws up in Tweet-land

November 17th, 2008

This is a little off-topic for CG at least, but I’m actually amazed at the audacity of Motrin in drumming up their little social networking play aimed at Mommy bloggers. The video itself looks like they took something from column A that could cause pain (”Baby slings!”) and added a body part (”Backs!”) and got [...]

Now we can speculate about the imminent arrival of Killer Instinct 3

October 16th, 2008

Blame Rare for starting anew the age-old Killer Instinct 3 rumors. This time around, several Killer Instinct characters (well, their names) can be found in the recently released Viva Piñata Trouble in Paradise. B.Orchid, Uncle Tusk and Fulgore can been seen scampering around well-kempt gardens.
The Piñatas appear only after scanning in vision cards, of [...]

Pandora Radio now on the Samsung Instinct: Sprint charges $2.99 per month

October 10th, 2008

Pandora Radio is now available on the Samsung Instinct on Sprint. The application, which works much the same as its iPhone counterpart, creates your own radio station of sorts based on your musical tastes. So, if you’re into Soundgarden, Pandora will create a station around that—plenty of Alice in Chains and the like.
The application costs [...]

Instinct gets a firmware upgrade, browser gets a bit of polish

October 6th, 2008

Over the weekend, Instinct owners discovered they had a new patch awaiting them courtesy of Sprint and Samsung. Anxiously awaiting the patch that will bring keyboard support to Java applications on the Instinct? This isn’t it. It does, however, give the browser a bit of much needed love.
According to the patch notes (available after [...]

DARPA looks to coal for energy solution

September 13th, 2008

The energy debate isn’t going away anytime soon… if ever. Two of the big topics are of course, foreign oil and global warming. We want it here, we want it cheap and we want it clean. The Air Force (as a large fuel consumer) is trying to paint coal as a solution.

Interesting: Apple just a “niche player” in worldwide touchphone business

September 12th, 2008

I started this article expecting to laugh and laugh about how some big analyst thinks the iPhone is a minor player, but in fact he makes a few points. Because of Apple’s reticence (or inability) to release the phone to the clamoring masses in Korea, Malaysia, and so on, other players have jumped at the [...]

Sony Ericsson will do anything to sell the Xperia X1

September 11th, 2008

In fact, they’ll even create a viral campaign based on a square-jawed man who can’t seem to remember where and who he is. I’m not quite sure what this has to do with a high-end phone that will probably spell the end of Sony Ericsson as a respected manufacturer of mid-range smartphones, but who are [...]

Pioneer Elite BDP-09FD: Damn, Jimmy, this is the Elite sh*t

September 4th, 2008

Now that Blu-Ray has five years to live, it’s important for CE manufacturers to pump out as much hardware as possible so that soon my son can bring me a BD disc and, while snickering grandly, will ask “You guys used these?” in the same way I once laughed at Laserdiscs.
The BDP-09FD plays BD, CD, [...]

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