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Archive for February, 2008

The BlackBerry 8830 World Edition

Monday, February 4th, 2008 Posted in Mobile News | No Comments »

The 8800 series is perhaps the most uptight, business-oriented model currently in RIM’s lineup, owing in no small part to the fact that it lacks a camera altogether. Seems a ... Read more..

Google questions Microsoft’s bid for Yahoo!

Monday, February 4th, 2008 Posted in Internet | No Comments »

It shouldn’t come as a surprise to readers that the folks over at Google might not be totally stoked on the potential merger of Microsoft and Yahoo!. If you weren’t sure where the company stood on the issue, you can now get clued in thanks to a post on the official Google Blog earlier today. David Drummond, sen... Read More

It shouldn’t come as a surprise to readers that the folks over at Google might not be totally stoked on the potential merger of Microsoft and Yahoo!. If you weren’t ... Read more..

Abt Audi R8

Monday, February 4th, 2008 Posted in Auto Staff | No Comments »

Last night, we showed you updated photos of Audi’s A4 and A5 as reworked by Germany’s Abt Sportsline. Tonight, we have a similar set of new shots from the same tuner, only this time the subject is the Audi R8, a car that doesn’t need a whole lot of work to begin with. Abt leaves the engine alone, instead supplying a sport suspension, a b... Read More

Last night, we showed you updated photos of Audi’s A4 and A5 as reworked by Germany’s Abt Sportsline. Tonight, we have a similar set of new shots from the same ... Read more..

Samsung’s “Secret Color” SPH-W3600 and SCH-W360 sliders for the Korean market

Monday, February 4th, 2008 Posted in Mobile News | No Comments »

When you’ve finally exhausted the entire spectrum of colors for your phone models ranging from the subdued to the wild, what’s the next frontier? Mixing and matching, of course. Samsung’s ... Read more..

Dell soon-to-be-announced Latitude E-series machines

Monday, February 4th, 2008 Posted in Computers | No Comments »

We’ve got a bit of preliminary dirt on Dell’s new, soon-to-be-announced Latitude E-series machines, and we’re liking what we see. So far we know there will be a 4.25 pound / 14.1-inch and 5 pound / 15.4-inch version, both with WXGA and WXGA+ LED backlit displays, as well as a 12-inch (pictured ab... Read More

We’ve got a bit of preliminary dirt on Dell’s new, soon-to-be-announced Latitude E-series machines, and we’re liking what we see. So far we know there will be a 4.25 pound ... Read more..