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Netbook Dairy – How to Get Online Anywhere Using an Internet Stick
Dear Dairy!
Today I’m going to tell you somthing about my new feature: UMTS!
UMTS is a way to connect to the internet through the same network as your mobile phone carrier. Internet stick’s are usually called different things in different regions by different carriers,…
Huawei Releases one Stylish Looking MiFi
For those of you have have been using the Mifi for creating mobile hotspots you’ll be interested in the Huawei E583C. This little connectivity devices has some great extra’s and will support up to five devices over Wi-Fi, plus one more over USB, and…
Notion Ink Adam Now with SIM Card Slot & Release Date
Rumors of the Notion Ink Adam being released and being put on hold have been around for months now. We’ve all be waiting with baited breath for this tablet over many others because it was rumored to be shipping with a Pixel Qi screen…
The Kindle the Ideal Tablet Teaching Tool
A topic that I can’t go 20 minutes at any tech conference with out hearing is Convergence. Everyone is always talking about convergence and the converged device. I think, yeah, one day, but I don’t want to get stuck using the complicated, anti user friendly…
Freescale Pegatron 10.1″ Android Tablet
We uncovered this 10-inch Tablet based on Freescale’s ARM-processors at Computex 2010 running a custom Android interface. The unit is from the ASUS manufacturing subsidiary Pegatron and is intended to show the opportunities offered by Freescale CPUs for Internet Tablets. The Pegatron…
Computex 2010: Pick Up Your SIM Card at the Airport
Flying in For Computex? If you are lucky enough to fly in during business hours you can pick up your 3G pre-paid SIM card right at the Airport. Most of you international travelers will be flying into terminal 2, just go up…
LG X140 with 3G passes the FCC
You can’t swing a cat without hitting somebody trying to sell you an LG X140 over here in Seoul, but for those stateside the device should be arriving soon.
The 3G-less model passed through the FCC
Lenovo Thinkpad X100e Unboxing & Hands On
Johannes from NewGadgets.de does an Unboxing and Hands On of the Lenovo Thinkpad X100e 11.6-Inch Subnotebook with AMD Athlon Neo Processor, 250GB HDD, 2GB RAM and 3G.
ASUS announces DR-900 eReader
Dancing on the grave of Acer, who put the kibosh on their eReader plans mere days ago, ASUS have now announced a third eReader.
Mostly the same as the DR-950 we saw a few weeks ago, this model sports a 9″ touchscreen e-ink display…
Intel and Nokia are reportedly planning nuclear “Penwell” CPU with 3G
Intel and Nokia have put each other in their 5 and are officially BFFs! Not only have they morphed their respective mobile Linux platforms into one melting pot to create Meego. But it doesn’t seem to end there as rumors are surfacing of a hardware…
FON at Mobile World Congress 2010
FON is creating an open WiFi roaming network to cover the whole planet. At Mobile World Congress they are showing the new FON router that will be used by 3G carriers to give to consumers and upgrade the software functionality of smart phones to be…
Hands-on with the Compaq Airlife 100
Chippy from UMPCPortal has taken some time out from running around like a madman at MWC to sit down with the Compaq Airlife 100. If you’ll recall this is the new Snapdragon-toting Netbook-form-factor-Smartbook, if thats not over-complicating things. The Airlife 100 runs Android , has…
Netbook Navigator Nav9 Tablet launches for $799
It would appear the cost of removing the keyboard from a Netbook equals roughly a tripling in price these days. The Nav9 tablet from Netbook Navigator starts at $799, sports a last-gen N270 processor, 2GB RAM, a 16GB SD (Upgradeable incrementally to 128GB), 802.11b/g/n, Intel…
