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Garmin Edge 800 cycling PND packs custom maps with no calibration
Aug 26th
Garmin has outed its latest PND, and the Edge 800 is targeted at cyclists either prone to getting lost or wanting to track their performance. A compact unit with a 2.6-inch color touchscreen, the Edge 800 comes with a simple twist-on handlebar mount and can track not only position but speed, distance, time, elevation, calories burned, climb and descent. Pair it with an ANT+ compliant monitor, meanwhile, and you can also record heartrate and speed/cadence (sensor depending).
HTC Wildfire : mini Desire
Jul 30th
Considered the little brother of the now famous HTC Desire, the HTC Wildfire complements the range of terminals Android proposed by the Taiwanese manufacturer. Less powerful than its predecessor, but also cheaper, the Wildfire is at the heart of an offer to entry-level to a mainstream audience young and dynamic. It will not be discussed here to draw parallels between the top names of the moment (4 iPhone, Samsung Galaxy S) and the new smartphone from HTC, since it is the modest without wearing the costume of propitiation.
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Acer newTouch P400 : a smartphone Windows Mobile
Jul 20th
Before the arrival of the first devices in Windows 7, Acer continues to use version 6.5 of Microsoft operating system. The Windows Mobile platform is newTouch P400 with a host of good quality but is exceeded in many areas.
Sony Ericsson Vivaz Pro: Review
Jul 16th
Sony Ericsson Vivaz Pro
Sony Ericsson abandons a time and its range Xperia Android platform to offer a smartphone running Symbian S60. The Vivaz Pro is the declination of the mobile version Qwerty HD camcorder manufacturer. Professionals and aspiring filmmakers should therefore find their account.
BlackBerry Pearl 3G compactness has a price
Jul 16th
Blackberry gives us a new version of its handheld, the Pearl. This new work focuses on providing broadband connectivity compatible with all networks. However, if the surf seems to honor, writing emails will go through a keyboard Azerty not.
Samsung Galaxy S i9000
Jun 28th
Samsung the Galaxy, its range of Android phones. After the Samsung Galaxy, first name, then the Galaxy Spica has enjoyed great success, the Korean automaker will launch next week its Android smartphone’s most advanced time, the Galaxy S (GT-i9000). Powered by the latest version of the operating system from Google, Android 2.1, itself complemented by the graphics overlay TouchWizz from Samsung. The S Galaxy will therefore benefit from simplified access to Google services and thousands of applications available on Android Market.
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