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Entries from August 22, 2010 - August 28, 2010
Wednesday
Aug252010
Jason TsayMotorola Charm Available at T-Mobile Today for $75
Motorola Charm Available at T-Mobile Today for $75
The Motorola Charm maybe just be another Blur-equipped Android phone to some. But for some, it represents one of the first “BlackBerry form-factor” Android phones. Sporting a 3 megapixel camera and rear positioned touchpad resembling the one found on the Backflip, it retails at $75 on a 2-year contract, which may be already be overpriced considering what free phones you can get nowadays cough Palm cough. Let’s hope T-Mobile comes around and gives the newly launched device a new price tag eh?
Wednesday
Aug252010
Razer's CEO Answers Questions About Design, Gives Away Stuff
See that man in the picture above? That’s Min-Liang Tan, the CEO and Creative Director of Razer. A while ago, Razer announced a competition in which anyone on Facebook could ask their CEO questions by simply commenting on a note. Out of thousands of entries, 7 questions were randomly chosen and submitted to Tan. Those 7 lucky commenters each received an autographed part of Razer and got their questions answered. Check out Min-Liang’s answers here. Oh, and you have a chance to win Razer’s new mechanical BlackWidow keyboard.
Wednesday
Aug252010
The new Digg is Live and available for everyone »
The new Digg is Live and available for everyoneHooray! — No more invites, and no more waiting! The new Digg is now out of it’s (long) Alpha phase, and is well on it’s way to gaining steam. After Digg shut down sign-ups earlier this month, the excitement started to rack up, and after a very long waiting period, the new Digg is here — and we can get back to shovlin’ news…
Check out the new Digg homepage — and Follow us!
Wednesday
Aug252010
Apple Holding iPod Event on September 1st
We’ve all been wondering when Apple would hope it’s annual iPod event this year and now it’s official - September 1st. What to expect? Entirely revamped iPod lineup of course, including an iPod Touch with dual cameras. That iTV we’ve been hearing so much about perhaps? A mindblowing “one-more-thing” is a must. And of course we’ll be covering it starting at 10 AM PST on the first of September. Hey, maybe we’ll be seeing a new Apple TV or an iPod touch with a camera… or Lady GaGa…
Wednesday
Aug252010
Kevin and Alex talk Cryogenics and Reincarnation - Video
Kevin and Alex talk Cryogenics and Reincarnation - Video
This is maybe one of my favorite clips from a Diggnation episode. Alex started the rant by introducing the show as if they were coming “live via satellite”, and Kevin questioned if they actually could come to us via satellite.
They then came up with the theory of people watching this episode in the future, and the conversation naturally broke into heated discussion about Cryogenics and Reincarnation. I really don’t think it’s possible to go “off topic” on Diggnation.
Wednesday
Aug252010
Apple has the worlds most advanced machinery - Thanks to Liquidmetal »
Apple has the worlds most advanced machinery - Thanks to Liquidmetal“Apple will soon start experimenting with a new prototype injection molding machine, says Drew Merkel, who is perhaps the most knowledgeable third-party expert on Liquidmetal Technologies. It may allow Apple to make advanced iPhone antennas and seamless gadget cases with holographic logos cast right into the metal.” — Cult of Mac
Wednesday
Aug252010
DefaultCase now selling one cent cases for iPhone 4 and iPhone 3G/3GS
We’ve seen free iPhone 4 silicone cases and $1 DIY cases but today we have this set of cases going for the price of 1 cent. iPhone users get to pick from a selection of 6 colors (white, black, blue, red, pink, and green). The case you get closely resembles the Incase Perforated Snap case for iPhone 3G/3GS. Speaking of 3G/3GS, users of the previous 2 generations also can get free cases in the same selsction of colors on a polycarbonate soft touch snap on case. Oh, and with all of these promotional sales, shipping is an acceptable price of $4. As for you sneaky buyers out there who will try to get more than one case for one shipping cost, DefaultCase charges the $4 per case.
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