It’s been a long time coming, AT&T. You’ve been shying away from the Android aircraft carrier like it was the plague, but you’ve changed your ways
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Motorola Backflip Flips Its Way Onto AT&T
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We know Google would prefer us to be tapping away on our Android phone or pecking at a Chrome OS notebook , but it still comes as a moderate surprise to hear the company’s execs predicting the death of the desktop within just three years.
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Desktops “irrelevant” in 3 years says Google Europe boss
I am really looking forward to 3D TV in my living room. I have already talked about the Samsung 3D TVs that are coming to Europe and the US soon. I also mentioned that the sets don’t come with 3D glasses; you have to buy those separately
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Samsung active 3D glasses for LED 3D TVs get price
Most of us who want a new TV know pretty much what we are looking for and can simply walk into the store and buy based on price or features. With the new 3D TVs starting to come to retail in numbers many people interested in the tech will want to spend some hands on time with the sets before they buy, which means we expect to see demos in stores.
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Sony BRAVIA XBR-52LX900 3D TV headed to Sony Style Stores for demo and pre-order
Pentax have outed a special, limited edition silver version of their K-7 DSLR, and it’s quite the looker. Like the original Pentax K-7 this new model has a 14.6-megapixel sensor, 1,536 x 1,024 30fps video recording and an HDMI output; it also gets an an exclusive “golden section ratio” focusing screen and a specially toughened glass cover for the LCD preview display. That glass is both shock and scratch resistant; meanwhile inside the K-7 is running firmware version 1.03, which adds support for Pentax’s FA Limited interchangeable lens series
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Pentax K-7 Silver Limited Edition DSLR hits Japan
It’s not all still cameras in Samsung ’s PMA 2010 range; the company have also brought along a pair of new ultra-compact HD camcorders, the HMX-U20 and HMX-U15. Both support 1920 x 1080 Full HD video recording, and have integrated HDMI and USB connectivity; the U15 can also shoot 8- and 10-megapixel stills and has auto-focus, while the U20 can grab 14-megapixel stills and has a 3x optical zoom
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Samsung HMX-U20 and U15 Full HD point-&-shoot camcorders
Sony have brought along a raft of concept cameras to PMA 2010 this week, including a new hybrid – in the manner of Micro Four Thirds shooters – that has a CyberShot-sized body but interchangeable lenses, an Exmor APS HD CMOS sensor and full AVCHD video recording. They’re also showing off a mid-range concept replacement for the α700 together with several new lenses including a Super Telephoto Lens (500mm F4 G).
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Sony PMA 2010 Alpha concepts outed
Kingston Digital announced the release of an SDHC Class 10 card.
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Kingston Shipping 32GB SDHC Card Next Week
Apple has filed an application this week that takes on enhanced photo and video performance on a mobile device that clearly shows off a front-facing camera. The official title of the application is “Apparatus and Method for Compensating for Variations in Digital Cameras”, and details various ways that lens manufacturing could be improved, from acquiring “video images of colored light” to employing a “signal processor” that would adjust the calibrated color intensities of images and videos.
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Apple filing reveals front-facing camera for device
The BBC today announced that it is to offer a new range of applications that will deliver BBC Online services to a range of mobile devices. At a keynote speech at Mobile World Congress, BBC Director of Future Media & Technology Erik Huggers said that the BBC is planning to release mobile applications for BBC News and BBC Sport on a wide range of smartphones, starting with a BBC News application for iPhone in April 2010.
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BBC Online to offer new mobile applications