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Uncategorized NEWS | 31 Aug 2008

Stardock creates Gamer’s Bill of Rights

FROM GAMERTELL - As PC gaming takes a turn for the worst, indie game developer Stardock has introduced what it calls the “Gamer’s Bill of Rights” which it hopes will help enhance the quality of PC games…
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Uncategorized Natesh Sood | 31 Aug 2008

Leaked Images begin to surface; Zune 16GB, Zune 120GB

Section: Audio, Portable Audio, Video, Portable Video

New Zune 16GB and 120GB

Remember the good ol’ FCC leaking out the new Zune 120GB? Well, now there have been some pictures released by the Canadians that show off two new larger capacity Zune players. The image includes a 16GB flash based model and the new 120GB model.

The pictures show up pretty clear considering they were taking from a phone, and you can see that the 16GB Zune has a glossy screen. It would make sense that Microsoft is updating their Zunes, as there have been rumors of what Apple plans to do come their special event. If Apple decides to update their nano, Microsoft will want to have something updated in their Zune line up as well.

Stay tuned for any further developments.

Via [Zunited]

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Uncategorized Joshua Karp | 31 Aug 2008

New Verizon rebate sheet reveals new Motorola, Samsung, LG handsets

Thanks to the diligent work of one of our ninjas, we’ve come into contact with a new Verizon rebate sheet. While it does reveal a couple of goodies, the sad truth is that there’s not a whole lot of substance on here. No mention of the Blackberry Storm Thunder Storm, HTC Touch Diamond/Pro, or anything else to get us too excited. What you should be able to find in the next month, however, are the following new phones available from your friendly neighborhood Verizon dealer:

  • Motorola Krave ZN4 in lovely Titanium
  • Samsung Sway, a.k.a the Samsung SCH-u650. A 2 megapixel Bluetooth-equipped slider
  • Samsung Knack
  • LG VX8360, a middle-of-the-road flip phone
  • LG VX5500, another low-end Bluetooth-equipped handset

Excited? Yeah, we didn’t think so. While rebate sheets are never the end-all, be-all of handset release info, we’re not exactly feeling a lot of inspiration from big V’s upcoming release plans. Then again, there might be more surprises in store come September. Hit the jump for the rest of the rebate sheet!

Thanks, Harris!

Uncategorized Cell Phone Digest | 31 Aug 2008

Attach & Position Your Mobile Devices with the Gorillapod Go-Go

Checkout the Gorillapod Go-Go which allows you to attach or position handheld devices such as cell phones, MP3/MP4 players,  PDAs, digital cameras. The Gorillapod comes with multiple attachment options for your gadgets.  Features include:
  • Universal adapter screw on the slim-line clip attaches to practically any digital camera.
  • Suction-cup clip holds vacuum-tight to virtually any flat surface—with the flip of a switch. You can flip the other way to remove.
  • High-bond adhesive clips stick to most anything for a more permanent attachment. Two included.
  • Flexible joints that bend and rotate 360° to form the perfect shape.
  • Lock ring enables extra security to ensure your camera is safely attached.
  • Rubberized ring & foot grips provide extra gripping power to grapple wherever you want to go.
Gorillapod

Uncategorized Cell Phone Digest | 31 Aug 2008

AT&T Announces the Microsoft System Center Mobile Device Manager 2008

AT&T Inc. has announced that the anticipated Microsoft System Center Mobile Device Manager 2008 (MDM) is now available to AT&T business customers who use smartphones running Windows Mobile 6.1.

In conjunction with the availability of Mobile Device Manager, AT&T also announced today the availability of the MDM Early Adopter QuickStart Program that was developed cooperatively by AT&T and Enterprise Mobile and is an exclusive offering designed to assist AT&T customers with deploying the Microsoft mobility solution.

Mobile Device Manager is an enterprise-grade mobile device management solution that also provides security, mobile Virtual Private Network (VPN) and software distribution for Windows Mobile devices. Mobile Device Manager is natively supported by the latest version of the Windows Mobile operating system, Windows Mobile 6.1. 

Microsoft System Center Mobile Device Manager

Uncategorized Patrick Altoft | 31 Aug 2008

Did Googlebot take the summer off?

I don’t look at the crawl stats in Webmaster Tools very often but it seems like Googlebot has reduced it’s crawl rate significantly on BlogStorm over the summer.

Summer Crawl Rate

Has anybody else seen this?

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Did Googlebot take the summer off?

Uncategorized NEWS | 31 Aug 2008

Tony Hawk’s Motion announced for DS

FROM GAMERTELL - Tony Hawk’s Motion will utilize a Motion Pack developed by Kionix, a company that specializes in motion sensing products and will slide right into the GBA slot on the DS…
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Uncategorized Zach Epstein | 31 Aug 2008

New Spy Shots of the HTC Dream G1; Get Ready T-Mobile Customers

Forget about the FCC specs and the blurry spy images that have been passed around thus far. Here it is T-Mobile people, the handset you’ve been waiting for. Behold the T-Mobile branded HTC “Dream” G1 in all of its screen-sliding, qwerty-rocking, Android-powered glory. Queue the sting ensemble. Shown here in white sporting what is likely a near-release version of Android, the G1 is basically exactly what we all hoped it would be. It’s not all unicorns and pixie dust however. As much as we can’t wait to see this handset released, the new clearer images do bring a potential problem to light. While it won’t be a deal-breaker for most we presume, check out the recessed area that the qwerty keyboard sits in. Couple that with the off-center design and reaching those top two rows on the right side of the keyboard is quite possibly going to be a bit awkward, especially for those with smaller hands. Oh well, you know you still want it. Hit the jump for some more quality shots of this baby in action.

[Via Engadget]

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