Ever came across an iDongle? May be not. For, iDongle has just debuted, and the promise is that it can jailbreak and activate an iPhone 3GS or iPod touch running OS 3.1.2 just by plugging it into the dock connector! The cunning piece of hacker-created hardware can jailbreak a factory fresh iPhone unit. Doesn’t that sound interesting?
If you still haven’t noticed, here are a couple of leaked images of the HTC incredible. Together with the pictures we found there out in the wild are a few interesting specifications that the phone might come carrying. So, all you Android lovers, here comes a few exciting details of what could be the Verizon phone you have been waiting for.
Microsoft is making the most of the Game Developer’s Conference (GDC) platform to detail how its push notifications are going to work on the upcoming mobile Operating System. Of course, when a platform of the kind of GDC gets underway, we do expect some good innovations on the show racks. With Microsoft giving details on push notifications on the mobile OS, this time around the event has an added charm.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 is going to get treated with some new maps soon, but DICE aren’t far behind with the goodies for their Battlefield: Bad Company 2. On March 30, a DLC pack for the game will be released, fueling the rivalry between the two companies.
When you look at a random netbook, chances are its processor is going to be in the Intel Atom family. AMD are starting to slowly take ground in this market though, as they’ve announced an upcoming netbook-targeted processor.
OpenGL may be getting relatively ignored by the commercial gaming industry, but that’s because of Microsoft’s aggressive DirectX campaign. The developers of the open-source library sure aren’t giving up though, as they’ve just announced a new version of the interface, which is supposed to compete with DX11.
The iPhone will get the long-awaited multitasking support for third-party apps with the release of its iPhone OS 4.0, as indicated by one of the countless rumors circulating the Internet right now.
The e-book download business certainly seems to be run differently than its music download counterpart – at least if we take certain events as an indication, such as the latest announcement by Barnes & Noble. According to them, their B&N eReader app will be made available for Apple’s iPad sometime around the device’s launch.
Intel’s newest 3.33 GHz i7-980X, based on the 3.33 GHz Corei7-975 Extreme Edition, just got tested by Gizmodo, and the results are astounding – the processor turns out to be the fastest one in the world right now.
Hope you would remember the 2009 acquisition of Flip by Cisco. The product profile was not much known, until now. A life-changing product is set for the roll out from the Cisco-Flip assembly line in the form of video camcorders. From what we manage to learn, Cisco will be unveiling a new series of Flip video cam next month. We might get to have a look at the new devices at the NAB show that is to get underway on April 12.
