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| HTC's Warhawk and Fortress are AT&T's Touch Diamond2 and Pro2
May 24, 2009 at 7:53 pm
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|   We know that Sprint, Verizon, and T-Mobile are all getting versions of the Touch Pro2, but what about little ol' AT&T? Turns out that device is codenamed "Fortress," and it'll accompany a Touch Diamond2 version known as "Warhawk" to market this summer. The Fortress is actually listed as targeted for May 25, which seems a bit unrealistic -- but we think the document we're looking at is a little stale, so we're sure the inevitable delay has crept into the schedule by now. It's expected to launch with WinMo 6.  AT&T's been extraordinarily coy about its Android plans, right up through our interview with Mobility CEO Ralph de la Vega back in February -- but rest assured, the carrier does plan to get in the game...  Since its sneaky, silent unveiling at February's Mobile World Congress, the GSM version of the Pre has been a total no-show -- good for Sprint publicity-wise, probably, but bad for virtually every other carrier and potential customer in the world.  So by now you've probably seen that our Rogers HTC Dream demo unit recently arrived in a locked safe and are wondering why such a fuss has been made over a device that has been for sale in the US from T-Mobile since October of 2008.
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| Blackberry Magnum, Onyx, Pearl 3G, and Gemini to harmonize on AT&T
May 24, 2009 at 7:14 pm
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|  BlackBerry lovers, AT&T beckons. Looks like the just-reviewed Onyx is heading to AT&T and, as rumored before, so is the Magnum. We've got no pics of the latter device, but it's being touted here as the "BlackBerry Bold portfolio evolution" and uses the same processor as the Bold. It's also got a HVGA touchscreen, QWERTY pad, quad-band GSM / GRS / EDGE, GPS, and WiFi. Want more? How about an apparently non-flip Pearl 3G with 3.6 Mbps of HSDPA goodness, Bluetooth, 3.5mm headset jack, trackball, SureType, and aGPS.  Note-taking, cataloging, and bookmarking service Evernote divides people. Either people love it or meh...not so much. Many of us fell into the latter category and never...  Sprint has published a real page turner here -- some 22 pages of the most telling Pre details we've seen to date. It's a very business-centric document, but a lot of the...  We don't know exactly what they're feeding the engineers up in Waterloo, but we're guessing it's a combination of Red Bull, NoDoz, and speed, because they appear to be...  An AT&T upgrade program for BlackBerries has listed a 32GB iPhone as a trade-in option. Simultaneously, Canadian cellular provider Rogers may be preparing for another summer iPhone release.
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| Streamline Your Online Experience
May 24, 2009 at 7:00 pm
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|   If you have more online accounts than you can track, these tools will put you back in control. With the help of these tips for Facebook, Twitter, and other social networking sites, you can keep passwords secure, control your networks from a single interface, get one number for all your phones, and more.  Rumors of Facebook taking in more money have been circulating for a while now, and now seems it may happen: Digital Sky Technologies, a Russian online investment group...  You have your Twitter. And your Facebook. And your Flickr. And your MySpace. And, if you're like most people, the list of Web sites you use to share information with your friends, family, and the world at large probably goes on, too.  Digital Sky Technologies, a Russian Internet-investment group, has offered to invest $200 million in Facebook, the WSJ is reporting, and which our own sources close to the company have since said is "accurate.
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| Get Organized
May 24, 2009 at 7:00 pm
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|  If your daily life is hectic, start calming it down by organizing your workspace--with the help of our tips for Gmail and desktop search, among others. Whether you need to neaten up your PC desktop or the actual top of your desk, here are some simple things you can do to make things tidy, searchable, and in sync.  A handful of companies are making tiny computers, complete with USB and Ethernet jacks not much bigger than a hefty electrical plug. We're dying to hear how you'd put such a tiny computer to use.  Engadget apparently hit upon the motherload of AT&T powerpoints: Slides detailing the Palm Eos, a new HP iPaq and probably most thrilling, HTC Lancaster (aka the Android phone we've been waiting for).  Tears well up in our eyes when we think back to the early days of Windows Mobile and HP's dominance; in recent years, the company has all but vanished from the scene...
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| Improve PC Speed and Security
May 24, 2009 at 7:00 pm
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|  Technology was supposed to make our lives easier--so why does it seem to do the opposite? If living in a perpetual state of tech overload has you frazzled, we have some solutions for you. The enlightening tips in our "Simplify Your Life" package will show you how to travel smarter, save money on the things you need, conserve time and effort, eliminate headaches, clean up your workspace, secure your PC and your data, and manage your media. The path to the ultimate state of 21st-century Zen starts right here, right now.  We recently had the opportunity to test the new Microsoft Office plugin from OffiSync which integrates Google Docs and Office and we can sum up our findings with one word: WOW.  2009 is proving to be a year of dubious distinction for Microsoft (MSFT) in patent litigation. On Wednesday the company was ordered to pay $200 million to Toronto-based i4i for willfully infringing its patents.  Though its fun to think of the Body Area Network as another way for cheap employers to get out of paying for properly wiring your workspace, the most obvious uses for this technology would seem to be in the realm of health care.  When you live in a little studio apartment, you have to make the most of every bit of space. Today's featured workspace packs a ton of storage and a desk into the corner.
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| What Would You Do with a $40 Computer?
May 24, 2009 at 7:00 pm
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|  A handful of companies are making tiny computers, complete with USB and Ethernet jacks not much bigger than a hefty electrical plug. We're dying to hear how you'd put such a tiny computer to use. What are these tiny computers we speak of? The chief executive of Marvell Technology Group, one of the companies manufacturing these tiny power-plug sized computers, told the New York Times. We know that Sprint, Verizon, and T-Mobile are all getting versions of the Touch Pro2, but what about little ol' AT&T? Turns out that device is codenamed "Fortress... Engadget apparently hit upon the motherload of AT&T powerpoints: Slides detailing the Palm Eos, a new HP iPaq and probably most thrilling, HTC Lancaster (aka the Android phone we've been waiting for). BlackBerry lovers, AT&T beckons. Looks like the just-reviewed Onyx is heading to AT&T and, as rumored before, so is the Magnum. We've got no pics of the latter device... Note-taking, cataloging, and bookmarking service Evernote divides people. Either people love it or meh...not so much. Many of us fell into the latter category and never...
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| Save Money, Online and Off
May 24, 2009 at 7:00 pm
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|  In this economy, cutting your costs is a sure way to save your sanity. Keeping your finances under control doesn't have to be complicated. These simple money-saving tips--for locating cheap tickets and drinks, cutting your bills, and managing your funds--will help you reduce your stress as well as your debt.  Editor's note: This is a guest post by Keith Rabois, vice president of strategy and business development for Slide, the social entertainment company. Prior to Slide, Keith was a VP at LinkedIn and an EVP at PayPal in charge of among other things...  Here's the latest action: From Russia With Love– Digital Sky Technologies, a Russian investor, is preparing to put $1 billion into Facebook, raising its valuation to $10 billion, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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| Manage Media on Any Device
May 24, 2009 at 7:00 pm
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|  When did entertainment get so complicated? So many files, and so many formats. Our no-hassle tips for iTunes music and digital video will let you play what you want, where you want, on any device you own. We'll also show you how to enjoy and share your photos and video, wherever you may roam. Effort: High  It's not often that a Mattel toy targets the 18 - 128 demographic, but we'll be frank -- the Mindflex has us all sorts of intrigued. Originally introduced at this year's CES...  Comcast and Disney (DIS) didn't see eye-to-eye over the latter's decision to join Hulu last month. But they're still able to work together on other online video projects.  It's debatable whether anyone really needs a 10 megapixel cameraphone with a maximum ISO setting of 12800, but plenty of people (ourselves included) really want one, so we're coveting these new pics of Sharp's Aquos 933SH, which also sports a 3.  Want that 50Mbps FiOS goodness but don't want to pay $144.95 for it? Verizon now sells wholesale fiber access to other ISPs, one of which is offering 50Mbps service over the same lines for only $99.
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| Travel Smart
May 24, 2009 at 7:00 pm
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|  Travel is stressful for just about everyone, whether you're hitting the road for fun or taking to the skies on business. We have a few travel tips that will take the turbulence out of any journey. Read on to get better seats on a plane, more entertainment on the move, nicer food on the road, and more. If your daily life is hectic, start calming it down by organizing your workspace--with the help of our tips for Gmail and desktop search, among others. Whether you need to neaten up your PC desktop or the actual top of your desk... When did entertainment get so complicated? So many files, and so many formats. Our no-hassle tips for iTunes music and digital video will let you play what you want, where you want, on any device you own. We know that Sprint, Verizon, and T-Mobile are all getting versions of the Touch Pro2, but what about little ol' AT&T? Turns out that device is codenamed "Fortress...
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| Evernote for Blackberry Review
May 24, 2009 at 6:55 pm
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|  Note-taking, cataloging, and bookmarking service Evernote divides people. Either people love it or meh...not so much. Many of us fell into the latter category and never really used it until we learned the popular service became available for Blackberry users. Currently the Evernote for BlackBerry requires BlackBerry OS 4.6, but the company promises more devices will be added later. We've had a couple of weeks to put it through its paces and if you combine it with its desktop application and Web app, it's actually fairly useful. BlackBerry lovers, AT&T beckons. Looks like the just-reviewed Onyx is heading to AT&T and, as rumored before, so is the Magnum. We've got no pics of the latter device... Sprint has published a real page turner here -- some 22 pages of the most telling Pre details we've seen to date. It's a very business-centric document, but a lot of the...  A few days ago, the social web browser Flock released version 2.5 of their software, integrating Facebook Chat, improving Twitter functionality, and adding a new broadcasting feature called "Flockcast.
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| AT&T First Android Phone HTC Lancaster and Palm Eos Details Leaked
May 24, 2009 at 6:50 pm
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|  Engadget apparently hit upon the motherload of AT&T powerpoints: Slides detailing the Palm Eos, a new HP iPaq and probably most thrilling, HTC Lancaster (aka the Android phone we've been waiting for). I've always wondered what Android would be like on a Touch Pro, that's basically Lancaster.  The Palm news just keeps coming today. Looks like Centro successor Eos might be coming sooner than expected, with this purported AT&T slide listing a second half 2009 ship date... Sprint has published a real page turner here -- some 22 pages of the most telling Pre details we've seen to date. It's a very business-centric document, but a lot of the...  Palm Pre secrets? That's very quickly becoming a thing of the past. After getting some pretty good shots of webOS last week, the "invisible man" from PalmPreForum.org has uploaded an absolute ton of videos -- fifteen in all...
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| HP triumphantly returns to AT&T with iPAQ K3 "Obsidian"
May 24, 2009 at 6:25 pm
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| Tears well up in our eyes when we think back to the early days of Windows Mobile and HP's dominance; in recent years, the company has all but vanished from the scene, trudging along with a handful of poorly-marketed, underexposed devices that haven't launched on any US carrier. Turns out we haven't said our last goodbyes, though, because the iPAQ K3 -- codenamed "Obsidian," seemingly -- is scheduled for November 30 retail availability on AT&T. The device would launch with Windows Mobile 6.  Ask people what they like most about the Firefox browser and the answer is almost unanimous: The add-ons. Though blamed for slowing browser performance, the downloads allow users to customize the Firefox experience.  You've little over a month to get your plans sorted for this year's Glastonbury Festival, and as any techno-pagan worth his salt knows, finding power for all those gadgets...  As the search giant works to keep regulators at bay by increasing its communications with them, it seems that founder Larry Page missed the memo, as he has suggested that anonymity rules may end up killing people.  We'll admit, we were pretty skeptical that Moblin would ever amount to much after seeing the 1.0 build, but it looks like the elves at Intel have been plenty busy: the 2.
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| PatchMateXP Creates a Windows Update CD
May 24, 2009 at 6:00 pm
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|  Windows only: Updating your Windows install over a slow connection, or as part of multiple installations, can be a time-consuming pain. PatchMateXP bundles all current updates onto an easy to use deployment disk. We've covered methods of slipstreaming and creating your own custom Windows update disks before, with tools like Windows Update Maker, AutoPatcher, and nLite. PatchMateXP offers a radically simplified—albeit all or nothing—approach to updating your Windows installation. Updated monthly, PatchMateXP is meant to be burned onto a CD and run from within Windows.  It's no surprise that Twitter, the current darling of social media and one of the fastest growing web sites, is now becoming the subject matter of entire conferences....  It's funny, really. We've figured out how to put men an women on the moon and repair an orbiting telescope, but we can't concoct an AA battery that lasts more than four days inside a Teddy Ruxpin.  Microsoft founder Bill Gates says that technology will pull us out of the current recession. Yesterday, Clusterstock's Joe Weisenthal argued almost the exact opposite, suggesting "Internet startups will bankrupt the US government.  Just as Google surprised surfers with a faster, yet more sophisticated set of search suggestion tools this week, Apple watcher John Gruber cut through the clutter of prognostication around the company's presumed iPhone upgrades...
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| Palm Eos on track for AT&T release second half of 2009
May 24, 2009 at 5:42 pm
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| The Palm news just keeps coming today. Looks like Centro successor Eos might be coming sooner than expected, with this purported AT&T slide listing a second half 2009 ship date, along with a "new Palm OS experience" tagline that we're gonna take to mean webOS for now (still no 100% confirmation, unfortunatelly), all the specs listed were the same as we heard before: 2... Engadget apparently hit upon the motherload of AT&T powerpoints: Slides detailing the Palm Eos, a new HP iPaq and probably most thrilling, HTC Lancaster (aka the Android phone we've been waiting for).  As with all things Facebook, yesterday's WSJ story about a $200 million offer from a Russian firm at a $10 billion valuation triggered a violent debate. Some saw it was...  Just in time for your weekend perusal, Palm Goon (which we half suspect might be a viral site from Palm itself) has uploaded three tours and a FAQ chock-full of new Pre / webOS screens and details...  Review Fancy an affordable wireless iPod system that can grow to suit your needs or just looking for a way to avoid hardwiring speakers in the your home? Certainly, wireless sound systems take some beating in terms of convenience but...
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| True P2P File Sharing Via Twitter: FileTwt
May 24, 2009 at 5:38 pm
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|  FileTwt is a new service that enables files transfers using Twitter, from presentations and rich text documents to ebooks and music files. At the moment, the UI is a bit clunky and the file sizes are capped at 20MB, but the service presents an exciting opportunity nevertheless. Once mobile capabilities are introduced, FileTwt would allow more freedom for the 9-to-5ers among us. And it already allows for mass sharing (either via public streams or multiple-recipient DMs) of files, which is awesome news for self-marketing musicians, who desperately need better online promotional tools.  The combination of Twitter and real-time video is nirvana for the socialite. What else more would you want than to be able to sit there and tweet videos of yourself in rapid fire, all day long? Now TwitVid. You have your Twitter. And your Facebook. And your Flickr. And your MySpace. And, if you're like most people, the list of Web sites you use to share information with your friends, family, and the world at large probably goes on, too.  A San Francisco company has just launched Twidvid.com, an easy way to stream videos when you tweet. But it does more than just lets you link to a video when you tweet. It's no surprise that Twitter, the current darling of social media and one of the fastest growing web sites, is now becoming the subject matter of entire conferences....
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| HTC Lancaster is a QWERTY slider with Android for AT&T
May 24, 2009 at 5:18 pm
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| AT&T's been extraordinarily coy about its Android plans, right up through our interview with Mobility CEO Ralph de la Vega back in February -- but rest assured, the carrier does plan to get in the game, and it might just beat a number of T-Mobile's planned launches to market. Meet the HTC Lancaster, which kinda looks like a Magic when closed -- but open, it takes on more of a traditional Touch Pro-ish form factor for a QWERTY slider than the G1 / Dream. It's got quadband EDGE and 850 / 1900MHz HSPA, AGPS, a 3 megapixel fixed-focus camera, Bluetooth 2. So by now you've probably seen that our Rogers HTC Dream demo unit recently arrived in a locked safe and are wondering why such a fuss has been made over a device that has been for sale in the US from T-Mobile since October of 2008.  It was about a year ago when we first told you about the Motorola Alexander - a QWERTY slider packing a monster camera, NVIDIA 3D graphics support and plenty more. A...
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| Apple and Cartier Resolve Legal Tussle Over iPhone App
May 24, 2009 at 5:02 pm
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|  Apple removed two iPhone applications from its App Store that allegedly infringed on the trademark of Cartier International, according to the Wall Street Journal. The move came just one day after the French jeweler and watchmaker filed the suit against Apple for distributing the free iPhone application Fake Watch and selling a premium Fake Watch Gold Edition. Both apps told time with look-alike famous wrist watches, including Cartier's Tank watch.  Yahoo's voice search feature, which I've been test-driving on my BlackBerry, is now available in the company's free iPhone app, too. It works surprisingly well for the specific use cases on which Yahoo focused.  Not enough space on your iPhone for all your music? Need more storage for your tiny netbook hard drive? ZumoDrive promises to solve conundrums like these by keeping your files in the cloud but making them accessible in real-time...  iPhone only: Email n' Walk overlays an email composition window on top of the view from your iPhone's camera, so you can type out an email and watch where you're going.
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| 70 Wallpapers to Dress Up Your Dual Monitors
May 24, 2009 at 5:00 pm
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|  Throw a little eye candy on your dual monitors with this roundup of stunning wallpapers courtesy of Smashing Magazine. Photo by smoovie. Their roundup features great wallpapers from a variety of sources, including several favored by Lifehacker readers. Check out our roundup of your favorite multi-monitor wallpaper sites for more eye catching wallpaper and DisplayFusion to make managing multiple monitors a snap.  Seriously, Ajay here would be downright ashamed. His Universal Serial Bus has found some seriously awesome uses over the years, sure, but the latest torrent of USB-equipped garbage is looking to do more harm than good to the venerable connector.  Buying a pair of jeans online? Yeah, jeans seem like pretty safe territory. Buying a business suit online? Seems like a pricey uncertainty, unless you know what to look for. Here's the latest action: From Russia With Love– Digital Sky Technologies, a Russian investor, is preparing to put $1 billion into Facebook, raising its valuation to $10 billion, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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| Susan Boyle Sings Memory on Britain's Got Talent
May 24, 2009 at 4:58 pm
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|   Here it is, hot off the interwebs: the second song from Internet craze Susan Boyle on the UK TV show Britain's Got Talent. Boyle chose to sing "Memory" from the musical Cats.
 Check it, North Americans -- yet another PMP that'll never arrive here in this form. The T-DMB-equipped B30 just popped up over on iriver's Korean website, complete with an FM tuner, 2.  Oh, social media: we had such high hopes for you! From helping non-profits to saving newspapers to getting us back into employment. Alas, your paradigm shift turned out to be a revolutionary new way to gossip about reality TV shows.
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| Be A Marine Biologist in Fishdom H20 Game
May 24, 2009 at 4:38 pm
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|  This colorful and engaging game requires strategy and a keen eye. In Fishdom H20 ($20, free one-hour demo) you help a young marine biologist populate aquariums with compatible fish, water plants, and equipment to create successful habitats for your aquatic life. To do this you need to buy fish, plants, and whatnot with money that you make by diving for treasures hidden undersea. We know that Sprint, Verizon, and T-Mobile are all getting versions of the Touch Pro2, but what about little ol' AT&T? Turns out that device is codenamed "Fortress... A handful of companies are making tiny computers, complete with USB and Ethernet jacks not much bigger than a hefty electrical plug. We're dying to hear how you'd put such a tiny computer to use. Engadget apparently hit upon the motherload of AT&T powerpoints: Slides detailing the Palm Eos, a new HP iPaq and probably most thrilling, HTC Lancaster (aka the Android phone we've been waiting for). Note-taking, cataloging, and bookmarking service Evernote divides people. Either people love it or meh...not so much. Many of us fell into the latter category and never...
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| BlackBerry Aries spotted: a Gemini with CDMA in its heart
May 24, 2009 at 2:08 pm
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|  If you had your eye the BlackBerry Curve 8520 / Gemini, somehow above all the other number of RIM devices that have surfaced as of late, it looks like the stars have aligned (har har) for you. The gang at Crackberry have gotten a first peep at the Aries, which they say is essentially a CDMA-equipped Gemini that's likely to go by the eventual name Curve 8530...  Another day, another up and coming BlackBerry spotted in the wild. Today's device is the BlackBerry Curve 8530, codenamed Aries. A CDMA variant of the T-Mobile bound Curve 8520 Gemini...  Apparently someone at AT&T didn't get the memo that the BlackBerry Curve 8900 was supposed to go on sale tomorrow because it's now available for purchase on the AT&T website for $299.  Now that Intel's been slapped with a record $1.45b antitrust fine in Europe, it seems like the claws are coming out -- AMD just put up that "Break Free" site, and today we've got NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang calling Chipzilla's Atom pricing "unfair.
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| Hello, O2: Pre's GSM flavor finally gets a launch carrier in the UK?
May 24, 2009 at 2:08 pm
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| Since its sneaky, silent unveiling at February's Mobile World Congress, the GSM version of the Pre has been a total no-show -- good for Sprint publicity-wise, probably, but bad for virtually every other carrier and potential customer in the world. If we had to guess, the silence can be attributed to heated negotiations between Palm and dozens of potential networks; the company knows it has a probable winner on its hands, and it has every reason to play hardball to get the best exclusivity deal that it possibly can. If you had your eye the BlackBerry Curve 8520 / Gemini, somehow above all the other number of RIM devices that have surfaced as of late, it looks like the stars have aligned (har har) for you.  Quite a bit has gone down in the cellular realm since Barcelona opened its beautiful doors to host Mobile World Congress 2009, but how could we ever forget this gem? Samsung's...  webOS' web technology-based app architecture seems to become less and less of an issue by the day; most of our fears were allayed the moment we saw Classic break cover...  Google's use of a "fossil" doodle this week sparked a bit of controversy, but that's nothing new for the company. Its cute pictures have been angering (a few) people for years.
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| Plethora of Palm Pre interface videos emerge from leaked emulator
May 24, 2009 at 2:02 pm
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| Palm Pre secrets? That's very quickly becoming a thing of the past. After getting some pretty good shots of webOS last week, the "invisible man" from PalmPreForum.org has uploaded an absolute ton of videos -- fifteen in all, at last count -- showcasing the interface from a leaked emulator given out to early developers (available for Windows, Mac, and Linux, in case you were wondering). Browser, tasks, memos, YouTube, Google Maps, backup, settings, copy and paste -- frankly, we're still wrapping our heads around all of them, Since its sneaky, silent unveiling at February's Mobile World Congress, the GSM version of the Pre has been a total no-show -- good for Sprint publicity-wise, probably, but bad for virtually every other carrier and potential customer in the world.  YouTube has removed thousands of pornographic videos from its servers following a coordinated attack which succeeded in uploading a catalogue of inappropriate clips to the video-sharing site.  Earlier this week, a Sprint-branded Touch Pro2 was seen gallivanting around and now it is apparently time for its Verizon Wireless counterpart to make a cameo. Posted over a Howard Forums is the Touch Pro2, complete with a Verizon Wireless logo. The combination of Twitter and real-time video is nirvana for the socialite. What else more would you want than to be able to sit there and tweet videos of yourself in rapid fire, all day long? Now TwitVid.
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| YouTube Yanks Thousands of Porn Videos
May 24, 2009 at 1:28 pm
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| YouTube has removed thousands of pornographic videos from its servers following a coordinated attack which succeeded in uploading a catalogue of inappropriate clips to the video-sharing site. 4Chan, a bulletin board for Japanese manga content, has been blamed for the attack, which used the names of celebrities such as Hannah Montana to lure unsuspecting YouTube users to the porn videos. Palm Pre secrets? That's very quickly becoming a thing of the past. After getting some pretty good shots of webOS last week, the "invisible man" from PalmPreForum.org has uploaded an absolute ton of videos -- fifteen in all...  Remember how we found out that there's a difference between the Google-branded Android firmware and its HTC-modified equivalent, and the latter isn't allowed to feature...  The tech world is an interesting one when it comes to companies making money. Some at the top like Microsoft, Apple and Google are raking in billions in profits every year.  Last year we called on Google to let users have the option of making Google Analytics data public. Today they've done that, in a fashion. They aren't aggregating the data...
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| Eucalyptus for iPhone gets a new lease on life
May 24, 2009 at 1:27 pm
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|   Eucalyptus [App Store] has been finally allowed to appear in the App Store after being rejected by Apple. The e-book reader for the iPhone and iPod touch was rejected because a person could get sexually oriented books like the Kama Sutra, even though the book is in the public domain and freely available on the web.  More supposed details are leaking out about the next version of Apple's 3.0 software update for the iPhone and iPod Touch set to be unveiled next month. The latest buzz, via the site Open Salon, is over direct downloads of TV shows and movies.  Simply put, the Palm Pre is the most hyped phone since the original iPhone. It's coming out on in two weeks, on June 6. Here's everything we know—we'll update this as more info comes in.  This Weekend Update is particularly exciting because of all the things happening here at All Things Digital. There is of course the upcoming D7 Conference, which promises...  Modu may be down, but unlike one Ricky Hatton, it ain't out. We haven't heard a whole heck of a lot from the niche handset maker since it handed out pink slips to around one-forth of its workforce...
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| Rogers HTC Dream review
May 24, 2009 at 12:37 pm
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|  So by now you've probably seen that our Rogers HTC Dream demo unit recently arrived in a locked safe and are wondering why such a fuss has been made over a device that has been for sale in the US from T-Mobile since October of 2008. While the device is physically the same of course, there are quite a few differences compared to the stock Android OS and it really took us by surprise. Want to know more? Grab a coffee, slip on your spectacles and a hit the jump for the review. Remember how we found out that there's a difference between the Google-branded Android firmware and its HTC-modified equivalent, and the latter isn't allowed to feature... Another day, another up and coming BlackBerry spotted in the wild. Today's device is the BlackBerry Curve 8530, codenamed Aries. A CDMA variant of the T-Mobile bound Curve 8520 Gemini...  Android, the mobile phone platform launched by Google last year, is still ramping up, but it's already caused ripples throughout the smartphone world. We think it's going to be a major player in the space so to that end... An AT&T upgrade program for BlackBerries has listed a 32GB iPhone as a trade-in option. Simultaneously, Canadian cellular provider Rogers may be preparing for another summer iPhone release.
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| The Stars of SkyMall
May 24, 2009 at 12:00 pm
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| We've all been bored on a plane and picked up the SkyMall catalog. But have you ever wondered how good the products are? On a flight of fancy, our intrepid senior associate editor Mark Sullivan took it upon himself to order a dozen products from the SkyMall catalog. In this video he looks at four of them, including a roll-up USB Drum Kit and the Electronic Feng Shui Fortune Compass. Stay tuned for the full article!  We've heard of productive work spaces, but this thing has feng shui written all over it. The geeks and gurus over at Popular Mechanics were able to mix their construction...  We're not going to lie - BGR definitely has its perks. One of them means that our pals from FedEx routinely drop off a lot of packages at our office doors and today was no exception.  We spend a lot of time taking technology companies to task for lousy customer service. If you don't believe me, take a look at Mark Sullivan's rant about ISPs, cable and phone companies.
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| Six Best MP3 Tagging Tools
May 24, 2009 at 12:00 pm
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|  A well tagged MP3 collection makes everything from organization to playback easier. Keep reading for a closer look at your fellow readers' favorite tools for cleaning up their MP3 tags in this week's Hive Five. Photo by Darin Barry. Earlier this week we asked you to share your favorite tools for tagging your MP3 files. We've rounded up the top six rather than five—thanks to a particularly close call among the top candidates—and we're back to share and help you pick a program to get your MP3s in order. If you had your eye the BlackBerry Curve 8520 / Gemini, somehow above all the other number of RIM devices that have surfaced as of late, it looks like the stars have aligned (har har) for you. Palm Pre secrets? That's very quickly becoming a thing of the past. After getting some pretty good shots of webOS last week, the "invisible man" from PalmPreForum.org has uploaded an absolute ton of videos -- fifteen in all... Since its sneaky, silent unveiling at February's Mobile World Congress, the GSM version of the Pre has been a total no-show -- good for Sprint publicity-wise, probably, but bad for virtually every other carrier and potential customer in the world.
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| With DataDomain, NetApp Gets Back in the Game
May 24, 2009 at 12:00 pm
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|   Bravo to NetApp for acquiring Data Domain.
It's not often that a Mattel toy targets the 18 - 128 demographic, but we'll be frank -- the Mindflex has us all sorts of intrigued. Originally introduced at this year's CES...  What's more important to you in a game--slick special effects, or a compelling story line? If you're more interested in a good story than fancy animation, then give The Blackwell Legacy ($15, free demo) a try. Just in time for your weekend perusal, Palm Goon (which we half suspect might be a viral site from Palm itself) has uploaded three tours and a FAQ chock-full of new Pre / webOS screens and details...  There's something about grilling food outdoors that's both exhilarating and terrifying. It's great to commune with your food in such a straight-up way, but what if it goes wrong? We're here to help overcome your fear of the flame...
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| Liquid-cooled desk contains full-fledged PC, won't be sold at Ikea
May 24, 2009 at 11:58 am
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| We've heard of productive work spaces, but this thing has feng shui written all over it. The geeks and gurus over at Popular Mechanics were able to mix their construction and PC building skills in order to create the rather astounding desk that you see above.  DreamStream [App Store] is a new piece of software for the iPhone and iPod touch that gives you a personalized wireless portable picture frame. It can access photos you have on your phone...  This article is old, but is still full of inspiration. I stumbled across it a few weeks ago when I was turning my dining room into a home office, and it's always neat to see how other people set up their work spaces.  "You know, I could build a better phone than this." We've probably all uttered something to that effect in our past in a fit of frustrated rage -- some more than others -- but are you ready to put your money where your mouth is? If so...  Recently–in the echo chamber that is Silicon Valley–several people told BoomTown quite separately that former Yahoo President Sue Decker had become an executive-in-residence at the Blackstone Group.
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| Activision Boss Bobby Kotick Sells Again--This Time It's For $17M
May 24, 2009 at 11:45 am
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|   Activision CEO Bobby Kotick and co-chairman of the board Brian Kelly sold off almost $60M worth of the company's stock last week. Kotick, who had sold a big chunk in March, filed to sell 1.5 million shares worth about $17 million and Kelly cashed in $42 million by putting 3.6 million shares on the market. See the company's insider sales here.  GameStop continues to do well in the current economy, but what if the company's used game sales take a beating? Things start looking very rough, very quickly. As competitors move in and publishers transition to digital downloads...  When Yahoo CTO and product boss Ari Balogh said the company wants to buy a few social media startups and smartphone application-makers, we took the bait and came up with a list of five companies Yahoo should buy.  If you're like me, you probably hate attending business meetings. But a number of useful Internet-based tools have arisen that can help workgroups schedule and run them more effectively.
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| Atlantis safely back to Earth
May 24, 2009 at 11:45 am
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|   Space shuttle Atlantis today landed at Edwards Air Force Base at the end of its successful final servicing mission to the Hubble Space Telescope. The spacecraft touched down at 15:39 GMT. It was due to return Friday, but inclement weather forced NASA to twice postpone the homecoming. The first possible landing at Kennedy was also "waved off" earlier today, once again because of "poor weather conditions", and NASA elected to put Atlantis down at Edwards.  Space shuttle Atlantis will land tomorrow following the second postponement of its homecoming due to bad weather. NASA explained that "the weather did not permit a Kennedy landing today".  Mike Massimino, an astronaut on space shuttle Atlantis, is going to have to do some explaining to the Twitter community when he lands today at Kennedy Space Center. Turns out Massimino wasn't really tweeting from space on the @Astro_Mike account.  What's nicer than to come back into a nice, cozy space shuttle after a hard day fixing the Hubble Space Telescope, taking off your sweaty space suit, and the listening...
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| How HBO And Gawker Tricked Us Into Reporting An Ad Campaign As News
May 24, 2009 at 11:22 am
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|  Yesterday morning, we reported that Gawker Media had acquired a blog called BloodCopy. This "news" turned out to be false, part of a viral ad campaign for an HBO show called "True Blood." We apologize for the error. We'd also like to explain how it happened, because we imagine others came to the same conclusion we did. We also think that HBO, Gawker, and the marketing agency crossed a line, and we're not surprised that they are now withdrawing parts of the campaign.  Here's a scoop from Silicon Alley Insider, published Saturday morning: "Gawker Media announced last night that it acquired BloodCopy.com. It's a blog about vampires. Really.  Gawker Media announced last night that it acquired BloodCopy.com. It's a blog about vampires. Really. Here's the about section from the site:  Talking about AOL with a top exec at one of the big media companies, we asked something like: "Aren't they just Gawker Media wrapped in costly corporate trappings?" And this exec basically said, "Woah, Gawker is nothing to sneeze at.  We were curious about this little tidbit that appeared in one of our stories yesterday: Gawker Media owner Nick Denton is bored and he's finally looking for an exit, somebody who likes to gossip with him told us the other day.
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| Use a Candle to Keep Doors and Windows from Sticking
May 24, 2009 at 11:00 am
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|  Most often used for mood lighting, candles can do double duty keeping stubborn doors and windows from sticking and sliding doors gliding. While a sticky door or a window that just won't open smothly isn't as frequent of a problem in newer construction, older homes are much more susceptible to such issues. Wooden door and window frames expand and contract with the changes in humidity and temperature throughout the year, causing a higher level of friction. Combine that with generations of paint that may or may not have been properly stripped down, If you had your eye the BlackBerry Curve 8520 / Gemini, somehow above all the other number of RIM devices that have surfaced as of late, it looks like the stars have aligned (har har) for you. Palm Pre secrets? That's very quickly becoming a thing of the past. After getting some pretty good shots of webOS last week, the "invisible man" from PalmPreForum.org has uploaded an absolute ton of videos -- fifteen in all... Since its sneaky, silent unveiling at February's Mobile World Congress, the GSM version of the Pre has been a total no-show -- good for Sprint publicity-wise, probably, but bad for virtually every other carrier and potential customer in the world.
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| Santok's USB-infused in-car charger is just what the doctor ordered
May 24, 2009 at 10:58 am
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|  You know the dilemma all too well -- you need a cigarette outlet to charge up your PND, yet a spare USB socket would totally come in handy for juicing up that DAP whilst crossing the country in a '74 Chevelle.  In theory, we've no qualms with TomTom's LIVE services. Sure, they're over-hyped, overpriced and generally slow to react, but they're definitely nice extras on an otherwise vanilla PND.  Tired of speakers that stand out on your bookshelf? Solve the problem by sacrificing a few books to turn an old pair of speakers into some that will fit right in next to your copy of Upgrade Your Life.  ASUS' Eee PC 1008HA hasn't even had a moment to enjoy its spot in the limelight, and already the company is pushing out even more machines in the rapidly expanding Seashell range.  The original Fit-PC slim may have been able to proclaim itself the "world's smallest," but with an 500MHz AMD Geode processor and no more than 512MB of RAM, it had a bit of difficulty with the "PC" side of the equation.
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| Motorola Alexander back in action, dubbed Somerset
May 24, 2009 at 10:40 am
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| It was about a year ago when we first told you about the Motorola Alexander - a QWERTY slider packing a monster camera, NVIDIA 3D graphics support and plenty more. A couple of months later we dealt the first image of the phone and people's interest was piqued even further. As 2008 rolled into 2009 however, a DigiTimes report emerged suggesting that the Alexander was scrapped and in reality, our focus had already shifted elsewhere as far as Moto was concerned so not too many tears were shed.  Messaging phones are hotter than Hansel right now and apparently Mobiado is targeting nouveau riche as the next demographic to jump on the bandwagon. BlackBerry Bold?...  Bill Dally recently made the jump from head of the computer science department at Stanford University to being chief scientist at graphics chip maker Nvidia. Now he has to be the chief visionary for the products that Nvidia will make in the future.  What you are looking at here is the very first image ever taken of the surface of Mars. It was acquired by NASA's Mariner 4 using a television camera, and rendered using crayons.
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| Direct Movie and TV Downloads Coming to iPhone?
May 24, 2009 at 10:16 am
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| More supposed details are leaking out about the next version of Apple's 3.0 software update for the iPhone and iPod Touch set to be unveiled next month. The latest buzz, via the site Open Salon, is over direct downloads of TV shows and movies. The ability to directly download TV and movies to the iPhone and iPod Touch would eliminate the steps of plugging your device into your computer, launching iTunes, and performing a synchronization between the two.  A new rumor, complete with supposed screenshots, maintains that Apple is on the verge of allowing movie and TV show downloads directly from an iPhone or iPod touch. According to the blogger reporting the purported find...  Starting today (or at least very soon), Windows Media Center users on Vista systems can stream Netflix Watch Now videos, and manage their DVD and streaming queues, straight from the TV + Movies section.  Good news, Vista Media Center PC users will soon find a new option under the TV+Movies tile, as Netflix Watch Instantly streaming access is added directly to the interface.
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| Palm Pre: The Definitive Guide and FAQ
May 24, 2009 at 10:00 am
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| Simply put, the Palm Pre is the most hyped phone since the original iPhone. It's coming out on in two weeks, on June 6. Here's everything we know—we'll update this as more info comes in. PALM PRE LAUNCH When and where can I buy It? June 6, and you can buy it at Sprint Stores, Best Buy or Radio Shack. Sprint Premier customers—if you don't know what that is, you're not one of 'em—will be able to hit up a special launch party in select cities on June 5.  Well what do we have here? Apparently Best Buy Reward Zone members will be getting a little extra treat courtesy of Best Buy Mobile. Between May 31st and June 6th, Reward Zone members can go to myrewardzone.  Remember yesterday's good news that the Palm Pre's $100 mail-in-rebate would be automatically deducted at Best Buy and Radio Shack stores? Well, now it's time for the bad news...  Annoyingly, you won't be able to get a Palm Pre for the advertised $199 without redeeming a $100 mail-in rebate—something Sprint is depending on you not doing. Solution: get yours at Best Buy.
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| Dell now offering Studio XPS 13 with Ubuntu
May 24, 2009 at 8:55 am
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|  Dell's been showing Ubuntu lots of love over the past few months, so it's no real shock to see the Linux-based operating system slide on over to Dell's hottest (literally and figuratively) 13-incher. The Studio XPS 13 can now be ordered with Ubuntu 8.10 or 7.04 right from the factory, though it seems you'll be forced to upgrade to Jaunty Jackalope once the rig hits your doorstep. Ah well, you won't find us kvetching over added options, so we'll just pencil on a smile and raise a glass to diversity at Round Rock.  More evidence of the Apple Tablet surfaced today. We first wrote about the device at the end of last year when OEMs in China started hearing about the device. Details are still thin, although probably not because of a lack of leaks.  We thought it'd be a good idea to get all touchy-feely with Dell's latest -- and its most family friendly -- all-in-one, the Studio One 19, and while there are things we like...  You've already taken a look at Adam's, Kevin's, and Jason's laptop bag tours, so today it's my turn to show off what I carry around with me; you might be surprised at just how minimalist it really is.  Alex Chitu from the Google Operating System blog found an interesting reference to a "magic inbox" in Gmail's code this morning. In addition, there are also references to an "icebox-inbox" and the ability to sort mail by priority.
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| Verizon Wireless Touch Pro2 gets pictured
May 24, 2009 at 8:43 am
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| Earlier this week, a Sprint-branded Touch Pro2 was seen gallivanting around and now it is apparently time for its Verizon Wireless counterpart to make a cameo. Posted over a Howard Forums is the Touch Pro2, complete with a Verizon Wireless logo. Of note, it's missing the typical red interface that characterizes most of the phones in Big Red's lineup. Red or not, we hope to see this more shots and information on this handset soon. For those keeping score by the way, three of the big four carriers will now be getting the Pro2 at some point. Woo! We're not going to lie - BGR definitely has its perks. One of them means that our pals from FedEx routinely drop off a lot of packages at our office doors and today was no exception. Modu may be down, but unlike one Ricky Hatton, it ain't out. We haven't heard a whole heck of a lot from the niche handset maker since it handed out pink slips to around one-forth of its workforce... An AT&T upgrade program for BlackBerries has listed a 32GB iPhone as a trade-in option. Simultaneously, Canadian cellular provider Rogers may be preparing for another summer iPhone release.
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| Samsung ships $129 SPF-87H 8-inch digiframe / secondary monitor
May 24, 2009 at 6:55 am
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|  Samsung's been dousing just about anything it can get its paws on with that 'Touch of Color' design scheme, and even the outfit's latest digiframe wasn't able to dodge the madness. The 8-inch SPF-87H, which was originally introduced to the world back in April, is now shipping to those scouting a multifaceted digital photo frame...  Oh, how I'd like to be Merlin Mann... master of the email demons, wizard of the inbox. (Also, brilliant and funny as hell.) He has a methodology for taming the beasts that lurk inside Gmail...  If you thought the golden anniversary of Olympus' Pen camera was something, get a load of this. From now until August 23rd, an elaborate exhibition entitled 'The Invention...  A few weeks ago Rocketboom founder Andrew Baron gave us a glimpse of his next project: a new video portal with an emphasis on analytics and social interaction, dubbed Mag. Seriously, Ajay here would be downright ashamed. His Universal Serial Bus has found some seriously awesome uses over the years, sure, but the latest torrent of USB-equipped garbage is looking to do more harm than good to the venerable connector.
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| Cartoon: Inbox Overload
May 24, 2009 at 4:49 am
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| Oh, how I'd like to be Merlin Mann... master of the email demons, wizard of the inbox. (Also, brilliant and funny as hell.) He has a methodology for taming the beasts that lurk inside Gmail, Outlook, Entourage, Thunderbird and Eudora, and his gleaming, empty inbox serves as a beacon of hope to all that it might be possible for you, too.  China surpassed the United States as the world's top user of the Internet last year – its web-surfing population grew by 42% to nearly 300 million. Using mostly broadband connections...  Gmail Labs' newest feature, an "Inbox Preview" on the loading screen, might just be the best thing that ever happened to email checkers working off a shaky or slow connection.  Gmail has always offered an odd mixture of lightning fast AJAX navigation and frustratingly slow load times, depending on what you're doing. The worst offender, by far...
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| World's first camera goes on public display in Macau
May 24, 2009 at 4:19 am
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| If you thought the golden anniversary of Olympus' Pen camera was something, get a load of this. From now until August 23rd, an elaborate exhibition entitled 'The Invention of Photography and the Earliest Photographs' will showcase some of digital imaging's earliest tools, including the planet's oldest camera... Oh, how I'd like to be Merlin Mann... master of the email demons, wizard of the inbox. (Also, brilliant and funny as hell.) He has a methodology for taming the beasts that lurk inside Gmail... A few weeks ago Rocketboom founder Andrew Baron gave us a glimpse of his next project: a new video portal with an emphasis on analytics and social interaction, dubbed Mag. Seriously, Ajay here would be downright ashamed. His Universal Serial Bus has found some seriously awesome uses over the years, sure, but the latest torrent of USB-equipped garbage is looking to do more harm than good to the venerable connector. It's not often that a Mattel toy targets the 18 - 128 demographic, but we'll be frank -- the Mindflex has us all sorts of intrigued. Originally introduced at this year's CES...
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| Our First Taste Of Magma
May 24, 2009 at 3:33 am
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|  A few weeks ago Rocketboom founder Andrew Baron gave us a glimpse of his next project: a new video portal with an emphasis on analytics and social interaction, dubbed Mag.ma. But aside from some nifty screen shots, nobody has really gotten a chance to play around with the site until now. Earlier this evening Baron included us in a small batch of new users invited to try out the site, and we've been testing it out for the last few hours... A new rumor, complete with supposed screenshots, maintains that Apple is on the verge of allowing movie and TV show downloads directly from an iPhone or iPod touch. According to the blogger reporting the purported find...  IBM is announcing today that it is stepping up its investment in Vietnam as part of a bid to improve the country's innovation and grab a foothold in an emerging territory for technology consumption.  Google has launched a new blog, the YouTube Biz Blog, that continues its effort to "help partners and advertisers find a home on YouTube." It's a theme we've written about...
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| Crapgadget: USB embarrassments shame Intel's rock stars
May 24, 2009 at 2:33 am
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| Seriously, Ajay here would be downright ashamed. His Universal Serial Bus has found some seriously awesome uses over the years, sure, but the latest torrent of USB-equipped garbage is looking to do more harm than good to the venerable connector.  As the Palm Pre fiiiiiiiiinally nears launch, there has been plenty of talk with regards to supply and demand lately. Is the Pre going to be as popular as everyone thinks?... Bill Dally recently made the jump from head of the computer science department at Stanford University to being chief scientist at graphics chip maker Nvidia. Now he has to be the chief visionary for the products that Nvidia will make in the future.
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| If they can break the law, why can't we?
May 24, 2009 at 2:02 am
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| Comment Lies, spin and establishment contempt for the rules by which the rest of the population are meant to live, are nothing new. It is just possible, however, that the last few weeks have been a tipping point, with large swathes of the population now questioning just why they should adhere to the letter of the law when others don't. More seriously, if this resentment spills over into active disobedience, then for a while at least, the British population may become just that bit less governable – with all the implications that may have for added costs of law enforcement. The tech world is an interesting one when it comes to companies making money. Some at the top like Microsoft, Apple and Google are raking in billions in profits every year.  MSI's Wind U115, the huggable, lovable, notable, and ultraportable hybrid SSD/HDD is now available to faithful readers in the UK and Japan. It's been spotted making the rounds on the Interwebz in the £450 - £500 (approx.  We already knew MSI's Atom N280-powered Wind U123 netbook was grabbing placeholders at e-tailers across the web, but now we're assured that they're actually shipping to eager Americans.  Sun CEO Jonathan Schwartz says the company will launch an application store for Java software. Sun hopes to cash in on its large Java install base by making the store accessible through the Java update system...
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| Show Off Your Social Media Prowess with a GeekChart
May 24, 2009 at 1:31 am
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| If you're like many social media addicts, you're sharing the great links and content that you discover. And again, if you're like most social geeks, you're doing it across multiple platforms. In fact, we gathered together the most popular ways to share content online in our recent article Top 20 Ways to Share a Great Blog Post. You have your Twitter. And your Facebook. And your Flickr. And your MySpace. And, if you're like most people, the list of Web sites you use to share information with your friends, family, and the world at large probably goes on, too.  If you're looking for a novel way to represent and visualize your online persona, Geek Chart takes your activity on popular sites and turns it into an interactive pie chart. It's no surprise that Twitter, the current darling of social media and one of the fastest growing web sites, is now becoming the subject matter of entire conferences....
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| Mattel's Mindflex coming October 1st for $99.99
May 24, 2009 at 1:17 am
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| It's not often that a Mattel toy targets the 18 - 128 demographic, but we'll be frank -- the Mindflex has us all sorts of intrigued. Originally introduced at this year's CES, said game is a brain-powered fun-fest that relies on intense mental activity to control the height of a ball suspended in a column of air. Early on, we heard that it would land sometime during this year for $80, but it seems as if only one of those factoids will prove true. Indeed, Amazon has it listed to ship on October 1st, which gives proactive parents plenty of time to stock up for the holidays. Modu may be down, but unlike one Ricky Hatton, it ain't out. We haven't heard a whole heck of a lot from the niche handset maker since it handed out pink slips to around one-forth of its workforce...  Schwinn's Tailwind electric bike -- which has been available for just a few months -- has been sitting in our apartment since post CES, waiting for the New York weather to shape up enough for us to give it a fair spin.  I spend most of my workday typing and clicking into a browser window. I hate it. When I see the catchphrases "cloud" or "hosted" or "as a service," my brain rewites it as too damn slow.
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| The 12 Essential Social Media Stories This Week
May 24, 2009 at 12:08 am
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|  From the launch of the Twitter T-shirt store to the finale of American Idol, the social media sphere was buzzing with activity this week.
The combination of Twitter and real-time video is nirvana for the socialite. What else more would you want than to be able to sit there and tweet videos of yourself in rapid fire, all day long? Now TwitVid. You have your Twitter. And your Facebook. And your Flickr. And your MySpace. And, if you're like most people, the list of Web sites you use to share information with your friends, family, and the world at large probably goes on, too. A San Francisco company has just launched Twidvid.com, an easy way to stream videos when you tweet. But it does more than just lets you link to a video when you tweet. It's no surprise that Twitter, the current darling of social media and one of the fastest growing web sites, is now becoming the subject matter of entire conferences....
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| Rogers' HTC Dream and Magic aren't "Google phones," have Exchange support
May 23, 2009 at 11:55 pm
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| Remember how we found out that there's a difference between the Google-branded Android firmware and its HTC-modified equivalent, and the latter isn't allowed to feature the silkscreened Google logo? The HTC version is way cooler on account of its Exchange ActiveSync support and the much-improved camera app; the only downside is that you can't flaunt that logo on the case, which -- let's be honest -- is totally meaningless to an end user (unless you're some raving Google fanboy / fangirl, and in that case, no amount of awesome customization is going to sway you). The tech world is an interesting one when it comes to companies making money. Some at the top like Microsoft, Apple and Google are raking in billions in profits every year.  Last Friday, Wolfram Alpha had its soft launch via live video. Since then, the Mathematica-based tool has skyrocketed in traffic. We've covered how Wolfram Alpha is different to Google and discovered a handful of easter eggs (of which you...  The downside of global gadget-guru fame... Walt Mossberg reportedly startled guests in the Four Seasons Carlsbad dining room this morning with a passionate sermon on a number of tech topics.
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