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Meizu M9 ROM on HTC EVO 4G spotted

January 16, 2011 By Jerry Leave a Comment

Meizu M9 ROM on HTC EVO 4G spotted

Meizu M9 world’s well-known iPhone clone, for those who aren’t familiar with Meizu, it is a 1 GHz Cortex A8 CPU based Android phone that has been heavily tweaked to give the best user experience. If you are bored of using HTC EVO 4G sense UI here is the another option to try with your [...]

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Kno’s Single and Dual-Screen Tablets; Starts shipping now

December 22, 2010 By Jerry Leave a Comment

Kno Dual-Screen Tablet Image

Kno has started shipping of its educational dual and single screen tablets, and the company reaches major milestone with first customer ship this week.Kno’s single screen is priced at $599 (16GB) and $699 (32GB) while the dual screen model goes for $899 (16GB) and $999 (32GB) Kno, short for knowledge, is a unique 14.1 touch-screen [...]

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“ChevronWP7″ unlock could render Windows Phone 7 permanently unusable :Microsoft

November 27, 2010 By Jerry Leave a Comment

Microsoft Windows Phone 7 chevronWP 7 Unloacker

A Windows Phone 7 “unlock” tool was released on Thursday that allows owners to side load home-brew applications. The tool, named ChevronWP7, uses a method to trick the OS into registering itself as a Windows Phone 7 developer device with the application rather than Microsoft directly. Microsoft normally charges $99 a year for the privilege [...]

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Best Buy : HTC Wildfire A3333 Unlocked Smartphone from Amazon

September 27, 2010 By Ethan William Leave a Comment

HTC Wildfire helps you stay connected with those who are most important to you through HTC Sense, a user experience focused on putting people at the centre by making phones work in a more simple and natural way. You won’t miss out on the fun as HTC’s Friend Stream application seamlessly gathers and displays content [...]

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Google Instant not Working Successfully ?

September 9, 2010 By George Asad Kamel Leave a Comment

Earlier today Google launched their latest product called Google Instant which is basically the web giant predicting your search as you type. For instance when someone types the letter C the terms craigslist, CNN etc. automatically pop up in order that help to find the user what he is searching, without typing the whole thing [...]

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“Google Instant Search” Review

September 9, 2010 By Jack Fadiar Leave a Comment

google instant search

The search giant Google launched the Google Instant on Wednesday. “It’s not quite psychic but it is very clever,” said Othar Hansson, one of the Google engineers that developed the new search mode, to a crowd of press, analysts and Googlers at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Wednesday morning. “It’s a fundamental shift [...]

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