Archive for January 16th, 2009
Well we don’t know if this is good or bad, yet another hotfix for the HTC Touch HD after last weeks double fix. A positive look and we say well done HTC for getting these out fast and frequently, on a negative, why has this device got so many problems. Anyway this hotfix addresses a problem when you use the Camera function to take a picture in a dim environment with super fine quality, sometimes the image will display extraneous (noise) pixels in the viewfinder mode. It’s not a mechanical (LCD) fault but only an intermittent display problem in view finder mode. It does not have any impact on the picture quality or other display functions. If you encounter this problem, please download this hot fix to enhance the virtual viewfinder mode. More details and download link after the break.
HTC have released a firmware update today for the HTC Diamond. It’s for the GSM version only, not any of the CDMA versions available in the US. It fixes quite a few issues with the camera, video playback, audio playback and a few other things, full list after the break with update instructions.
Ustream has developed an application for the iphone 3G that allows you to watch Ustream anywhere. Regardless of where you are at and what you are doing, you can choose to be in the moment with others in a shared live experience around a live event. If you are out-on-the-town and know that a guest speaker at a major conference is “going live” and want to watch live and be-in-the-crowd, then you can with this application. Video demo after the break and details of how to get it.
Remember that great looking Android phone with the front facing QWERTY keyboard we told you about a while ago and caught a glimpse of on video at CES. Well it has now been delayed indefinitely citing concerns over compatibility with future Android apps. This is such a shame as we know that this would have been a popular device with the specs and form factor running Android. Ah well never mind, I am sure some new Android devices will be just round the corner.
via Engadget
We’ve got a few Friday deals for you this week.
The first of which is on the Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 Black. For a limited time period Clove Technology have taken £29 off the cost of the Sony X1
Details can be found HERE.
Clove also have a range of great offers on a number of end of line products. There really are some great bargains to be had, especially on accessories.
For a full listing of the special offers CLICK HERE.
The second offer is on the excellent HTC Shift. The special price is an exclusive and can only be accessed via the link below, you won’t be able to search for it on the eXpansys site and we don’t think you’ll find a better price anywhere else.
The Vista-powered HTC Shift Mini Laptop is a great replacement for a full-size laptop. It has a 7-inch touch screen and a QWERTY keyboard – so it can be used like a tablet PC or opened up and used like a normal laptop. It features wireless data connectivity and a VGA port to hook it up to a larger monitor.
eXpansys have secured a fantastic price for you – saving you a massive £450. Stock will be limited, so follow this link to get your order in today!
HTC Shift Special Offer
Normally £949.99
Now only £499.99
Save £450
Posted by: Matt
Next week the entire world will welcome a new American president. Barack Obama is wildly popular around the world, but nowhere is more excited than Kenya, the birthplace of the President-elect’s father. How is Kenya celebrating the inauguration? With an Obama branded cell phone, obviously. Mi-fone, a maker of low end mobiles for Africa and South Asia has created a budget handset for the Kenyan market in order to cash in on that country’s love of the future president. If someone were to create a phone to cash in on a politician, I don’t think there is a better choice these Days Than Obama. The phone features dual band GSM, a built in FM radio, an LED light, and a 4.5 hour talk time. The phone should be available now for around $30.
Source: IntoMobile
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