I remember back when the BlackBerry Curve 8900 was first announced I was considering giving up my iPhone for one. Its sleek Curve-esque designed coupled with the new OS originally found on the Bold mixed with the fact that its, well, a BlackBerry was quite enticing for me. However, it seems that the folks over at T-Mobile haven’t found the device to be equally enticing to their customers.
Why do I say this, you ask? Well, the wireless carrier has apparently just sent out word that the 8900 has reached its “end of life cycle” and will no longer be sold. Of course, this is probably to make way for the BlackBerry Curve 8910 that is just around the corner.
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The Apple special event gave us nothing more than the iPad and the iPhone 4G hopefuls were left in dismay. Rumors have now started pouring in and here we have the first ‘probable’ look at the iPhone 4G which has been codenamed the N89. Previous iPhone models were codenamed M68, N82 and N88 and therefore the N89 codename sounds genuine. It was actually the iPhone OS 3.2 SDK where the codenamed was discovered for the iPhone 4G along with codenames for the iPhone 3G.
Other than discovering information about the next-gen iPhone, the SDK and Firmware arrival also gives hints about the next iPod touch version for which the firmware 3.1.3 will be made available.
Currently, the OS 3.1.3 update has been made public and the iPod and iPhone owners can start looking for the downloads. The update brings in bug fixes, improves the accuracy of reported battery level and helps resolve issues while updating third-party apps.
The next iPod touch has been codenamed the N80 but we are more keen to know about the N89 and we would love a surprise from Apple at the MWC.
It’ll all be over soon. The mystery. The anticipation. The rumors. Oh, the rumors. After the tablet is announced tomorrow, another stage in the gadget life cycle will begin. So take one last soak in every tablet rumor worth reading. We’ll be continuously updating our ongoing rumor roundup until our liveblog actually starts tomorrow morning. And the last 24 hours is always the most exciting. Anyone catch CNBC lately? So, catch up on what’s been leaked, what’s been whispered, what’s been sneezed—you don’t wanna be behind everybody else, do you?
Measuring 6cm x 2cm x 1.3cm, the USB Dictaphone can record up to 40-hours of sound on its 2GB of internal memory.
Using this spy gadget, you can secretly record meetings, memos, song ideas, or conversations. The USB Dictaphone draws its power from its built-in battery, which can be recharged via a USB port.
Each USB Dictaphone retails for only $50.15.
An analog digital clock incorporated along with a 4 port USB Hub is what you are looking at, and this innovative design of a USB hub makes it extremely useful and convenient to plug in those extra devices where ever you are.
The analog digital clock is amazingly appealing to the eye, and the USB hub comes in handy due to its compatibility across different operating systems and with a USB 1.1 port. It does not make plugging in devices cumbersome, like the ports behind our laptops and desktops. It looks completely different, which qualifies it to be a special gift and geek gadget to one of your geeky friends who sit around computers all day long. Look at the analog clock standing up on the 4 ports…
