Far from Adobe surrendering to Apple and the good HTML5 fight, Adobe’s Edge web creator is simply a little shrug and acknowledgment that HTML5, CSS and JavaScript will get them on more mobile devices than Flash will. More »
Josh Taylor over at ZDNet has picked up on the fact that Optus has been quietly upgrading its 2G network over the past few weeks, with certain base towers in Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide supporting EDGE speeds. Other towers around the country will probably need a little bit of work before the update becomes network-wide. More »
Touchscreen Edge 800 to make its Aussie debut at the UCI Road Cycling World Championship in Geelong later this month. More »
The innovative, if slightly bonkers, enTourage eDGe has been reviewed by Laptop, and as I suspected they had a few issues with the design. They found the half ereader, half netbook too heavy, with the number of options overwhelming. More »
The half ereader/half netbook from enTourage eDGe was one of the best gadgets CES threw up in my opinion. While the sale date has been pushed back by a month to March, some more details have been drip-fed to us. More »
So many gadgets around, so little cash with which to buy them. That’s where convergence comes into play – and the enTourage eDGe dualbook is a great example. I’d get one myself, if only they weren’t so damn big. More »
The enTourage eDGe dualbook has been officially ushered in at CES, along with the news it’ll be on sale in February for $US490. It’s the world’s first dualbook, which translates as an ereader, tablet, notepad and PMP. More »
I must have slept through the Vodafone announcement that as part of their ongoing 3G upgrade, which should finish by the end of this month and brings 3G service to 94 per cent of the population, they were also boosting their 2G network. But boosting it they are! More »
