Archive for January, 2009
DChoc Café Sudoku hits N-gage
DChoc Café Sudoku, the ultra-fancy version of the popular puzzle game, has been released for download on N-Gage.
Beer O’Clock iPhone app will rock your weekend!
It’s Saturday, hence I’ll take the opportunity to rant about a neat, yet quite useless iPhone app called Beer O’Clock. This one’s definitely not designed to increase your productivity — rather it’s made to remind you how much time is left till your next beer. Hmm, in that sense it can actually do something to […]
MetroPCS launches myMetro customer service application
MetroPCS (NYSE: PCS) has recently launched myMetro, a customer service feature which gives subscribers the ability to manage their account while on-the-go. With myMetro application installed, users can check their account balance, pay bills, add money to the MetroPCS pre-pay bucket (Metro-Connect), change rate plans and features, as well as modify myMetro settings — all […]
Motorola closes its flagship store on Red Square in Moscow
Times are tough, especially for Motorola (NYSE: MOT). The American handset maker has recently closed its flagship store in Moscow on the famous Red Square. The store managed to work for about two years and it’s kinda sad to see it being closed.
Apparently, the closure is related to the growth of rental rates in Moscow, […]
Oxygen Software announces OxySync, new app for mobile information synchronization
Oxygen Software has recently introduced OxySync, their new application for mobile data synchronization which ensures “smooth work with your mobile device data and Personal Information Manager (PIM) on PC.”
OxySync supports all possible syncing directions, including phone-to-PC and PC-to-phone. It application works with contact databases in Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT) Outlook and Microsoft Exchange Server and supports […]
Paragon releases Van Dale Dutch dictionaries for the iPhone
Paragon keeps adding new dictionaries to the AppStore. This time their “partner in crime” is Van Dale, the prominent publisher of quality dictionaries in the Netherlands and Belgium. As a result, three dictionaries are now available in the AppStore - Van Dale Dutch-English & English-Dutch Dictionary, Van Dale Dutch-French & French-Dutch Dictionary, and Van Dale […]
Lenovo IdeaPad Y530 tested in every way imaginable
Lenovo’s 15.4-inch IdeaPad Y530 has been around the block a time or two, but if you’ve been putting off a buy as you wait for someone to test this puppy out good-fashion, your day has arrived. The benchmarking fiends over at HotHardware have abused (in a good way, of course) the Y530 in pretty much […]
Windows 7 gets installed on Amtek U560 UMPC, what’s next?
It may not be quite the all purpose OS that Windows XP has become, but Windows 7 is certainly proving to at least be a good deal more versatile than its immediate predecessor, and folks just can’t seem to stop testing its limits.
Sidekick LX 2009 running Wind… er, NetBSD?
If Danger’s going to switch up its Hiptop platform strategy in the era of Microsoft ownership, you think that it might be to… oh, we don’t know, something even remotely Microsoft-related. Granted, shoehorning Windows Mobile 6.1 onto a Sidekick LX sounds like a match made in hell, but at the very least,
Philips’ 56-inch Cinema 21:9 HDTV: not for Americans
Oh, bollocks! If one particular spokesman who opened up to ZDnet today is accurate, Philips’ totally sweet 56-inch Cinema 21:9 HDTV won’t ever be sold on American soil. Quite frankly,
