Are Android phones really that much alike? While browsing through some Speck PR articles, I came across this little jewel. While expecting to see an image of the Motorola Bravo inside a CandyShell, we got this instead. Thought it was worth a good laugh but I’m not sure HTC appreciates the mix up. — that is all.
After all the talk, the announcement and release has finally come; Skype has launched mobile video calls for free over Wi-Fi… and 3G. Yeah, they’ve even outdone Facetime. The new update now allows you to make a Skype call to another iOS device or to the Skype client on any operating system. — More details after the break!
If you were standing by your Epic 4G waiting for Android 2.2.1 to hit (aka. Froyo) well, you’re going to have to keep on waiting. The update which was due to bring Flash Player 10.1, improved GPS functionality, voice dialling through Bluetooth, improved Bluetooth support, and the added ability to install apps to memory cards was originally touted for a December 26th release. However, low and behold no update was dropped on Boxing Day / Bank Day / Other Nominal Post Christmas Holiday. Instead, Sprint employees are being told to refute a planned December 26th release, while explaining to nosey customers that there’s no “firm delivery date,” and that it’ll “be available in the near future.”
There’s really not much to say other than this thing looks really cool. We have little idea how “useful” this is, but nevertheless, there are definitely some instances where it could be put to use. Still a gimmick, but a very interesting one at that — Engadget has more
We were waiting at the edge of our seats, hoping that @UncleDennis would recieve his new Xbox 360 and Kinect in time for the new year, and here it is! A brand new Xbox 360 Slim with a new Kinect and the most epic camera pose we’ve ever seen, complete with a thumbs up — Full photo of Uncle D with his new Kinect after the break!
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