The GoToMeeting app from Citrix is being pre-loaded on to the DROID Bionic Android smartphone. This isn’t the first time that Motorola has teamed up with Citrix as the companies also did the same with the DROID 3 device as well.
Google Android Ice Cream Sandwich Coming Oct or Nov
September 8, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Google has “kind of” officially announced that Android Ice Cream Sandwich will be launching in October or November of this year. The current Gingerbread version has been around a while now and a new version will be welcomed. Eric Schmidt said the following:
We have a new operating system, internally known as Ice Cream Sandwich for some reason, which is being released in October/November, which everyone’s really excited about.
First iPhone 5 Test Photo Found
September 8, 2011 by Leave a Comment
The picture below is believed to be captured by a prototype iPhone 5. There are several reasons for this which include the location data and camera settings information found in the EXIF data of the image.
Seagate GoFlex 4TB Hard Drive Released
September 7, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Seagate has announced a new 4TB hard drive. This particular drive stores up to 4TB of data on a single physical disk which makes it the only drive of this capacity available at the moment.
Lenovo Android ThinkPad Shipping to Europe This Month
September 7, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Lenovo will be launching the Lenovo ThinkPad in Europe this month. From September 10, Italy will have the tablet on sale. The ThinkPad first went on sale last month.
Android for HP TouchPad Gets Multitouch Support
September 7, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Developers, TouchDroid, have managed to get multitouch support working on the port of Android on to the HP TouchPad. You’re probably aware that the HP TouchPad is a webOS device and not an Android device which makes this next step in the progress a nice step in the right direction.
In Case Of 8bit Emergency
September 7, 2011 by Leave a Comment
A quick departure from the usual mobile phones, tablets and other more high tech news. This time we are looking at the “In Case of 8bit Emergency…”
Apple Ships Near Final Build of iOS 5 to Carriers
September 7, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Carriers around the world are beginning to receive an almost finished version of iOS 5 for testing purposes. One of the main differences with this version is that it’s further on than the current iOS developers (beta 7) update and is believed to bring text-to-speech technology to the OS.
Sony PlayStation Vita Available for Pre-Order in the UK
September 7, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Amazon in the UK has begun listing the Sony PlayStation Vita and has made it available for pre-order. Two versions of the Vita have been made available which includes the WiFi version and the 3G version with the former being priced at £229.99 and the latter at £279.99.
New Search Deal Signed by Microsoft and Twitter
September 7, 2011 by Leave a Comment
It appears that Twitter results could be coming back to Bing. Twitter had been providing real time updates to Bing for the past couple of years and like Google, the contract had ended. It appears that Twitter and Microsoft are now signing (or have signed) a new contract so the search company can carry on providing real time results.
iOS Facebook App Updated to Version 3.5
September 7, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Facebook for iOS has just received a new update. The latest version brings it up to 3.5 which brings several new features to the application. A full list of what’s included can be found below.
JPEGMini Shrinks Photo File Sizes down by 5 Times
September 6, 2011 by Leave a Comment
JPEGMini is a new service that has launched that aims to make images a lot smaller in file size. The bonus part with the service is that the quality of the image remains the same. The image below shows the interface of the site that has just processed an image we posted earlier today on the site. Below you’ll notice that the original filesize was 55Kb (which was actually compressed with Smush.it originally) and then JPEGMini managed to squash it another 1.9 times making it just 28KB in size. The results are impressive.
