Even after the release of Sony’s Blu-Ray-packing Playstation 3, the older Playstation 2 is still selling – in fact, it just hit a major milestone. The PS2 officially hit the 50 million mark recently, eight years after it was unleashed on our living rooms.
President-elect Barack Obama will be inaugurated as the 44th President of the United States in exactly one week – January 20. Sure, that’s good news for the former Illinois Senator, but his promotion doesn’t come without a little bit of sacrifice – namely, he’ll have to give up his precious BlackBerry. Fortunately, the President does have a few NSA-approved smartphones he can use.
I’ve used an English language keyboard for years, mainly because it’s the only layout I feel comfortable with. Though it’s not my preference, I’ve forced myself to just grit my teeth and make the best of a bad situation. I’ve long desired a keyboard for a language I’m more comfortable with, and finally, that prayer has been answered. I present to you – the Klingon keyboard.
If this rumor’s not true, blame Shaw Wu. Wu, an analyst at Kaufman Bros., claims that a Dell smartphone is “closer to reality” than we might believe. If you were a fan of the Axim series of PDAs, this could be good news.
Well, here’s an interesting rumor – a potential release date for a device that hasn’t even been confirmed yet. The iPhone Nano stories will not die, and the latest one claims that Apple will release the iPhone’s little brother sometime this Spring.
A quick glance at this device and you might think, “Hey, no big deal. That’s a BlackBerry Bold.” Upon closer inspection, you’ll discover that this is not at all a Research In Motion built phone, but instead, a convincing rip-off. Behold – the BlueBerry.
Are you sick of playing “fake guitar” on Rock Band or Guitar Hero? Do you want to serenade the ladies through song, but don’t know how to play guitar? Fear not – Disney’s Star Guitarist might be able to help you out.
It looks like Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is finally showing Apple’s iPhone a little respect. After initially tearing into Apple’s device when it was first announced, Ballmer has now conceded that the iPhone and BlackBerry have a pretty firm grasp on the smartphone. Along with that, Ballmer also said that we shouldn’t hold our breath for a Zune Phone.
One of Sony’s favorite things to say about the Vaio P is that it can fit in your pocket. The prospect of having such a small device intrigued many people and made the Vaio P highly anticipated going into CES. Good news? The Vaio P seems like a great device. Bad news? It barely fits in your pocket, and Sony is paying the price.
Looking for a home security device but don’t want to spend a bundle on an alarm system, cameras or guards? The Home Security Television Simulator might be just what you need to secure your home on the cheap.
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