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Watch That Tiny $74 1.5GHz Android-Powered Thumb-Puter In Action What’s going on?! Vodafone, O2, Orange, T-Mobile and now 3 have announced they’ll be selling the iPhone 4 when it hits on June 24. The US’ exclusive carrier, of course, remains with AT&T. Madness. [Three]
Apple has sneakily put the UK iPad data plans up on its website before networks Orange, O2 and Vodafone have had a chance to issue news themselves – and what’s obvious so far is that it pays to shop around.
Is the OPC Computer Amplifier a guitar amp with a bonus computer or a computer with a bonus guitar amp? The look suggests the former. The 500GB HDD, GeForce 9300 graphics card and Windows 7 OS suggest the latter.
While it doesn’t have photos of scantily-clad teens or help you find the nearest bar, this Orange 3D app has wowed me hard. When pointed at an Orange logo, the app launches a hovering, virtual iPhone which you can control.
Even if this tent were just a tent, it’s fashionable enough to seriously covet. But because it’s a concept with ubertech, the tent produces enough electricity to power a small town and connects to the internet wirelessly.
Are you stubbornly holding on to your first gen iPhone, using its energy efficient Wi-Fi triangulation to find your way? Foolishness! The iGPS360 is a $US75 dongle that brings full GPS to your jailbroken iPhone or iPod touch. Available for preorder now, there are 1000 units up for grabs and we bet they’d be a ton of fun for various homebrew applications. For some reason the iGPS shop link is currently down, but check Orange’s site later if you’re interested. Oh, and you can find the iControlPad on there, too. [Orange via iPhone GPS]
According to a leaked memo obtained by Mobile Tech Addicts, UK based mobile phone carrier Orange have pulled the BlackBerry Bold off of their shelves temporarily citing quality issues with the device. What specific issues they are referring to are unknown, but Orange claims they are awaiting solutions from RIM and plan to have the device back on shelves in “a couple of weeks.” As you probably already know, the US debut of the Bold has been pushed back repeatedly—perhaps these issues have something to do with the delay over here as well. [Mobile Tech Addicts via Mobility Today]
