These lack the polish and Zune-y colour styling of the last leak, which leads me to believe these very well may be the work of a frothing Zune-guy-in-training. But the production levei is high.
LG’s German blog seems to have spilled any and all information on the upcoming Viewty II. At just 12.4mm thick (less than half an inch) and 90 grams, it’s svelte for an 8MP cameraphone.
Wii MotionPlus may be a tiny dongle that plugs in the bottom of your Wiimote, but Nintendo wants to make sure your TV is offered some enhanced protection all the same.
Dale Earnhardt Jr does not take his novelty product branding responsibilities lightly, I’ll have you know. This Rightway GPS unit goes whole-hog, featuring his voice, his car and advice about his favourite “waterin’ holes”.
An enthusiastic job posting on Microsoft’s careers site is asking for engineers to help realise their “dream” of frequent, free, “magical” and substantive updates for Windows Mobile phones.
Judging from the strangely complete specs and believable photos leaked from a Russian retailer, it may well be. Called the S8000, and carrying an OLED screen and 5-megapixel camera, it’s a (theoretical) powerhouse.
To be honest, “The Webcruiser” here looks more like a racing sim than a high-tech workstation—and the beefy monitors certainly bring back horrible memories.
Instead of using mechanical means to steal from debit cardholders, some thieves are using malware to swipe huge numbers of encrypted and unencrypted PINs. It’s not yet widespread, but it’ll take serious work to prevent.
Considering Asus pretty much kicked off the entire netbook craze with their original Eee PC, you’d expect the 1000HE to be far superior to all netbooks that have come before it. And for the most part, it is. More »
