Archive for 11/16/2010

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Comcast Xfinity remote app can stream videos to iPad.

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11/16/2010
by Randy Pinneta in ,

Comcast Xfinity remote is already available in the app market. However, the new version is due out sometime soon, it depends on who you talk to for an exact date, and it can do things the old version can’t. Like stream video to the iPad. Engadget caught up to the More >

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Hands on Video of Blackberry Playbook Released.

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11/16/2010
by John Rehse in ,

After refusing the show off the Blackberry Playbook at the Web 2.0 Summit stage, RIM CEO Jim Balsillie released a hands on video of the tablet. After watching the short video, I can say I am very excited about the Playbook. The QNX and Air-based looks gorgeous and quickly responds More >

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iPad Slingplayer mobile demo.

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11/16/2010
by Randy Pinneta in ,

It seems Slingplayer mobile for iPad is getting  closer to reality. In this demo video you get an idea of how it will look and work on the iPad. During the narration of the video it is stated that this version is the best one so far due to Apples More >

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Dell Streak unlocked with Android 2.2 in the US?

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11/16/2010
by Randy Pinneta in ,

Is Dell getting ready to sell an unlocked Streak with Android 2.2 in the US? It would sure seem so from the comment in the above image. Of course you will have to pay full price for this particular step forward as it will only be available on the Dell site and More >

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Playbook browser better than the iPad browser?

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11/16/2010
by Randy Pinneta in ,

RIM thinks that the browser on the PlayBook is much better than the browser on the iPad. To prove it they have uploaded a three minute video showing the PlayBook browser loading pages faster than the iPad and loading flash content. It’s hard to think of this as an objective More >

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B&N’s NOOKcolor Android eReader now shipping for $249.

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11/16/2010
by Chris Garcia in ,

Barnes and Noble is now shipping their new NOOKcolor Android powered eReader. The 7″ eReader runs Android 2.1, so besides reading books you can surf the web and play games. The device does not have access to the Android Market but Barnes & Noble is rumored More >

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