Lately we are hearing rumors of the new Sony Walkman NWZ-X1000, which reportedly features an OLED touchscreen display. The more we read about it the more we pictured images of an existing device, Apple’s iPod Touch. More details after the jump.
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SlingPlayer application soon to come to iPhone
Today at Macworld Sling Media has announced the SlingPlayer Mobile for the iPhone, an application. They also showed a prototype of the new SlingPlayer for Mac HD, which as the name states will allow you to use the Slingbox PRO HD to stream HD to their Mac desktop or laptop.
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iTunes gets a few changes for the better
The last bit of news Phil had for us before stepping off the stage was opened with the famous “One last thing….” line. This news is about iTunes oddly enough. To date Apple has sold 6 million songs through iTunes and is now the largest media library with 75 million accounts.
Apple announces new 17-inch MacBook Pro with integrated battery
Last year was a big year for MacBooks, but Apple did not decide to stop there as they announced a new 17-inch MacBook Pro which is named the “world’s thinnest and lightest 17-inch notebook” at just 0.98-inches thick. We are happy to announce that the resolution is 1920 x with a 700:1 contrast ratio that is 60-percent greater color gamut.
iWork gets some much needed additions at Macworld
Phill moved from speaking about iLife 09 to talking about how the presentation what is being showed was created with iWork 09. One of the new additions will allow users to expand possibilities with effects some of which look like apple commercials.
iLife 09 announced with the addition of three new ‘Events’
Today at the last MacWorld expo Phil Schiller started off with details on the newest installment of iLive, iLive 09. The first portion that was announced is the addition of more “events” in iPhoto such as Faces. This feature uses face recognition to identify people in photos and then pick that particular person out of photos in your album. You can also create an auto-corkboard of people in which you can then tag people to identify who they are. From there you can confirm the different people that Faces finds for you.
HP announces the new HP Firebird with Voodoo DNA
Today HP has finally announced the new HP Firebird with Voodoo DNA. This high-performance desktop PC delivers luxury in an energy-efficient design to suit just about anyone. The successor to the HP Blackbird 002 was created with a rich technology innovation in an ultra-quiet, energy-efficient package.
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New Palm Nova handset to have touchscreen and QWERTY keyboard?
A recent tip from a trusted source over at CrunchGear has just given some information on the newest Palm smartphone to be running the new Nova operating system. This new phone set to launch on Thursday is said to have a slide-out full QWERTY keyboard.
More Sony P details leak including pricing?
Reports are coming in and from all over the place revealing more specifications on the Sony P or “Light” as it is being called. This news may or may not be true, but given the amount of time before Sony announces device at CES 2009 it is more than likely correct.
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Nokia ‘Curse of Silence’ SMS bug prevents Symbian phones from receiving SMS
Many phones running the popular Symbian S60 operations system can be partially disabled by a malicious coded text message. Many Nokia handsets such as the N95, N79, and E71 just to name a few. This curse is being called “The Curse of Silence.”
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Mad Catz releases two new products designed for Rock Band
Mad Catz has been a little behind with the third party accessories for Rock Band. Fear not because they have released not one but two separate products, one being the M.I.C and the other a portable drum kit. Both are made to be somewhat simple and portable.
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Flipbac adds angled viewing to any camera
For some reason digital cameras with displays that tilt and swivel have managed to come back time and time again in one form or another. Implementing these LCD displays often create unneeded and unwanted bulk to a camera that was otherwise fairly slim.
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