src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEggtzznKcmJmQcLYKgc1_o4sF8JGbL-PYq1p0pHpQTZzkYKnleLFXcl4AT2o1STTZbH5CrpTk98czLpfLocslSbtPdeiroywv8qyewh9yw_EoDyhLPsk5yVIZbyFa_Oe1VTeVDOIrEJ7-jH/" />Don't
get too excited -- this isn't bringing the 5530's revamped
home screen or anything awesome like that -- but Nokia has now
started releasing v30-level firmware updates for its various 5800 XpressMusic
product codes around the world. Despite the seemingly significant
boost in version number (the last big one to go around was v21),
this appears to be mainly a maintenance release focused on bugs and
such -- the headlining feature so far seems to be the addition of
email notifications on the home screen for Nokia Messaging, so
yeah, don't expect the world from this one.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic sees v30 firmware update
Verizon Wireless and AT&T engage in legal fisticuffs over ad slogans
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/>
Which North American wireless provider do you think is telling the
truth in its advertising? If you answered "none of 'em," you're
probably right, but that's not stopping Verizon Wireless from going
to court to uphold its commercial honor, having been called out by
AT&T earlier this month. VZW took the A train down to US
District Court in Manhattan asking that its slogans like "America's
Most Reliable 3G Network" be validated, claims AT&T earlier
said were false. We're not quite sure why 'ol Blue and White is
getting feisty, since it's had its fair share of
issues, but maybe this is just some attempt to make the two
look like they hate each other in public while exchanging sweet
nothings and
text messaging price hikes in private. All we know is this
isn't the first time carriers have battled over such claims,
and it sure won't be the last.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic sees v30 firmware update
src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjQiaEukek7I9IAGJ8O-6z1y_IUlTbeTkvgyUkFxpauGNVm8AKuMHI86nN_UqXjN5Wo_gLw72HFzHR8asW9d4tIXv914kBM7XgFhNG7UC4ccWh6_wtAyXl4pMjpU1Brx1Nw4BUsFvXUZlr2/" />Don't
get too excited -- this isn't bringing the 5530's revamped
home screen or anything awesome like that -- but Nokia has now
started releasing v30-level firmware updates for its various 5800 XpressMusic
product codes around the world. Despite the seemingly significant
boost in version number (the last big one to go around was v21),
this appears to be mainly a maintenance release focused on bugs and
such -- the headlining feature so far seems to be the addition of
email notifications on the home screen for Nokia Messaging, so
yeah, don't expect the world from this one.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Verizon Wireless and AT&T engage in legal fisticuffs over ad slogans
src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhdoFmiMbMf-rf1yxHIDvGSFvKpJHvofjSB900h8aA26OrM78xYO4GnZxygi94Jmrxpdv4ojm4dGCmDLdf53vsFIlTUdgDdL4OZTqGON-9sVdNwD_ycCSeZSeE1aVEQi19HE1yFyYlzX6db/"
/>
Which North American wireless provider do you think is telling the
truth in its advertising? If you answered "none of 'em," you're
probably right, but that's not stopping Verizon Wireless from going
to court to uphold its commercial honor, having been called out by
AT&T earlier this month. VZW took the A train down to US
District Court in Manhattan asking that its slogans like "America's
Most Reliable 3G Network" be validated, claims AT&T earlier
said were false. We're not quite sure why 'ol Blue and White is
getting feisty, since it's had its fair share of
issues, but maybe this is just some attempt to make the two
look like they hate each other in public while exchanging sweet
nothings and
text messaging price hikes in private. All we know is this
isn't the first time carriers have battled over such claims,
and it sure won't be the last.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic sees v30 firmware update
src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgpmBlCc-Xa6UUPKpfHfw7uHbFvHU4kLmYdN1B8hnsSVuLmQ1KwDRr3DZMKMx-gZHmHPiHWB6fW_6xMriDSSdrU2Hr6Wf3MH5haiuuTTESdoI2UHllF8EgH-NGeRF0PUy3cnQ4d71fWbwUO/" />Don't
get too excited -- this isn't bringing the 5530's revamped
home screen or anything awesome like that -- but Nokia has now
started releasing v30-level firmware updates for its various 5800 XpressMusic
product codes around the world. Despite the seemingly significant
boost in version number (the last big one to go around was v21),
this appears to be mainly a maintenance release focused on bugs and
such -- the headlining feature so far seems to be the addition of
email notifications on the home screen for Nokia Messaging, so
yeah, don't expect the world from this one.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Verizon Wireless and AT&T engage in legal fisticuffs over ad slogans
src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgHyAlWZQOuEY_GPGbM55VqWdtSU8riX8I1mLXuF9J7uymKfP1p4emB51wks18_s6SvWTh755DX5wmMBcwMZVnUNgKEn2Q88TszorbNLn3AZSh4Qh-1H0ubZAY6U4Xetui8h3wCRC9t35fm/"
/>
Which North American wireless provider do you think is telling the
truth in its advertising? If you answered "none of 'em," you're
probably right, but that's not stopping Verizon Wireless from going
to court to uphold its commercial honor, having been called out by
AT&T earlier this month. VZW took the A train down to US
District Court in Manhattan asking that its slogans like "America's
Most Reliable 3G Network" be validated, claims AT&T earlier
said were false. We're not quite sure why 'ol Blue and White is
getting feisty, since it's had its fair share of
issues, but maybe this is just some attempt to make the two
look like they hate each other in public while exchanging sweet
nothings and
text messaging price hikes in private. All we know is this
isn't the first time carriers have battled over such claims,
and it sure won't be the last.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic sees v30 firmware update
src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi5AGrdQSfDPTMpcqtCYgCNJm-S7xPDapEnOeJEkdBKox0oadtoRenBN28vr925Pj19XAP8NbTFiDMdly3aOMfhoSOYi6GIBoPcFqdOdlGjJu6mhh5_syn3Ugymasxw1YEttoXYDVC_kNJy/" />Don't
get too excited -- this isn't bringing the 5530's revamped
home screen or anything awesome like that -- but Nokia has now
started releasing v30-level firmware updates for its various 5800 XpressMusic
product codes around the world. Despite the seemingly significant
boost in version number (the last big one to go around was v21),
this appears to be mainly a maintenance release focused on bugs and
such -- the headlining feature so far seems to be the addition of
email notifications on the home screen for Nokia Messaging, so
yeah, don't expect the world from this one.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Verizon Wireless and AT&T engage in legal fisticuffs over ad slogans
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/>
Which North American wireless provider do you think is telling the
truth in its advertising? If you answered "none of 'em," you're
probably right, but that's not stopping Verizon Wireless from going
to court to uphold its commercial honor, having been called out by
AT&T earlier this month. VZW took the A train down to US
District Court in Manhattan asking that its slogans like "America's
Most Reliable 3G Network" be validated, claims AT&T earlier
said were false. We're not quite sure why 'ol Blue and White is
getting feisty, since it's had its fair share of
issues, but maybe this is just some attempt to make the two
look like they hate each other in public while exchanging sweet
nothings and
text messaging price hikes in private. All we know is this
isn't the first time carriers have battled over such claims,
and it sure won't be the last.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic sees v30 firmware update
src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhQGCZSu9P50Twxuu9FekZF0AUZ6MbmpMir8zkZ1lG-SBQRO9fsM54j4Wuw22nE4vhjlQDahDfQ095CMGw9gjo_qHQ0H0CGhWFcW0FMcBscyBu2DhUvZgRetdh0dT6zdzWqKq85y7IyIifr/" />Don't
get too excited -- this isn't bringing the 5530's revamped
home screen or anything awesome like that -- but Nokia has now
started releasing v30-level firmware updates for its various 5800 XpressMusic
product codes around the world. Despite the seemingly significant
boost in version number (the last big one to go around was v21),
this appears to be mainly a maintenance release focused on bugs and
such -- the headlining feature so far seems to be the addition of
email notifications on the home screen for Nokia Messaging, so
yeah, don't expect the world from this one.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic sees v30 firmware update
src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgUBkXHcPDrtZs26pul5oryy3HjBqSYJBlHNhbV-BYdBSsOs6linLSgx7yjIcGKMXgo9ZedR3wV4tS7WYLAG6lcAotB8VYuzaxnmC9bLTaTDiuAGWDYgQkEaNEZAX7WWdgaoj7TpYr2KKu2/" />Don't
get too excited -- this isn't bringing the 5530's revamped
home screen or anything awesome like that -- but Nokia has now
started releasing v30-level firmware updates for its various 5800 XpressMusic
product codes around the world. Despite the seemingly significant
boost in version number (the last big one to go around was v21),
this appears to be mainly a maintenance release focused on bugs and
such -- the headlining feature so far seems to be the addition of
email notifications on the home screen for Nokia Messaging, so
yeah, don't expect the world from this one.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Verizon Wireless and AT&T engage in legal fisticuffs over ad slogans
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/>
Which North American wireless provider do you think is telling the
truth in its advertising? If you answered "none of 'em," you're
probably right, but that's not stopping Verizon Wireless from going
to court to uphold its commercial honor, having been called out by
AT&T earlier this month. VZW took the A train down to US
District Court in Manhattan asking that its slogans like "America's
Most Reliable 3G Network" be validated, claims AT&T earlier
said were false. We're not quite sure why 'ol Blue and White is
getting feisty, since it's had its fair share of
issues, but maybe this is just some attempt to make the two
look like they hate each other in public while exchanging sweet
nothings and
text messaging price hikes in private. All we know is this
isn't the first time carriers have battled over such claims,
and it sure won't be the last.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic sees v30 firmware update
src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiex6EfUs8BiQgh2zK4tka_WUTlDjwzGrDEaC-quRUQYOPHxKdY7sdm_7kBQLKOsPYYlpEGL8v29Re22W_32dNqiuIpt2i7BJbt4EfTpTXIwR6eJT1RKfVwRgEHbSEwMKsEB0Mg_XWoRuA9/" />Don't
get too excited -- this isn't bringing the 5530's revamped
home screen or anything awesome like that -- but Nokia has now
started releasing v30-level firmware updates for its various 5800 XpressMusic
product codes around the world. Despite the seemingly significant
boost in version number (the last big one to go around was v21),
this appears to be mainly a maintenance release focused on bugs and
such -- the headlining feature so far seems to be the addition of
email notifications on the home screen for Nokia Messaging, so
yeah, don't expect the world from this one.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic sees v30 firmware update
src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj84K0F2kTYbpR0jRHO8pdvKgKHlLKXrsMoC69ZChNG-m7QiTDSe1CjE15aGq5guj9jwYrC2gdvc6d8o2rEDFsiT6DTVEPznxKdUFYjbIMc5ma3v_Wm-wArSAZQZLSsOj8TCLv9Z3BVjxse/" />Don't
get too excited -- this isn't bringing the 5530's revamped
home screen or anything awesome like that -- but Nokia has now
started releasing v30-level firmware updates for its various 5800 XpressMusic
product codes around the world. Despite the seemingly significant
boost in version number (the last big one to go around was v21),
this appears to be mainly a maintenance release focused on bugs and
such -- the headlining feature so far seems to be the addition of
email notifications on the home screen for Nokia Messaging, so
yeah, don't expect the world from this one.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Verizon Wireless and AT&T engage in legal fisticuffs over ad slogans
src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiMiC8fzZ2Z0KT_MFd-wSxUqLlZVW-UWYsFnnC6hrByMtawtTyDCf-uTdo4M0YicXY2clxxrGGE_m1xa6lAOtUSxCfs2zWvh6KLg5RSb9AYvMfLqHL_lwhOm9W1DzCRfXNvq1pxH-NU7yfO/"
/>
Which North American wireless provider do you think is telling the
truth in its advertising? If you answered "none of 'em," you're
probably right, but that's not stopping Verizon Wireless from going
to court to uphold its commercial honor, having been called out by
AT&T earlier this month. VZW took the A train down to US
District Court in Manhattan asking that its slogans like "America's
Most Reliable 3G Network" be validated, claims AT&T earlier
said were false. We're not quite sure why 'ol Blue and White is
getting feisty, since it's had its fair share of
issues, but maybe this is just some attempt to make the two
look like they hate each other in public while exchanging sweet
nothings and
text messaging price hikes in private. All we know is this
isn't the first time carriers have battled over such claims,
and it sure won't be the last.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Verizon Wireless and AT&T engage in legal fisticuffs over ad slogans
src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjthc815-Labo3_E2CQCuwl24uHtgGQKiU0vM0jj4Xbi8vUJyz5vPdaP_vY83oRX2TWsvf_dG21uobvUhKmUQ_BU6fcWt-xlqLziuy4RgHLxexm9_uUROHhTvd_31vB7HBQ5gV_cwegZE1Y/"
/>
Which North American wireless provider do you think is telling the
truth in its advertising? If you answered "none of 'em," you're
probably right, but that's not stopping Verizon Wireless from going
to court to uphold its commercial honor, having been called out by
AT&T earlier this month. VZW took the A train down to US
District Court in Manhattan asking that its slogans like "America's
Most Reliable 3G Network" be validated, claims AT&T earlier
said were false. We're not quite sure why 'ol Blue and White is
getting feisty, since it's had its fair share of
issues, but maybe this is just some attempt to make the two
look like they hate each other in public while exchanging sweet
nothings and
text messaging price hikes in private. All we know is this
isn't the first time carriers have battled over such claims,
and it sure won't be the last.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic sees v30 firmware update
src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEipQ9sbGyCqxxy13ZG574PKt18anQjaLs3m9Kb1daogtarM_xSCrNvnYe8zbBDKA8yidlB0ks6Ngs64HTDy5pv14kpbQWYpPeJh3f1sYcl8kNuQWX-AXn5mEGvEtSSgAWBl-OOwkZm6M7Fz/" />Don't
get too excited -- this isn't bringing the 5530's revamped
home screen or anything awesome like that -- but Nokia has now
started releasing v30-level firmware updates for its various 5800 XpressMusic
product codes around the world. Despite the seemingly significant
boost in version number (the last big one to go around was v21),
this appears to be mainly a maintenance release focused on bugs and
such -- the headlining feature so far seems to be the addition of
email notifications on the home screen for Nokia Messaging, so
yeah, don't expect the world from this one.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Verizon Wireless and AT&T engage in legal fisticuffs over ad slogans
src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj27PXclNB5bVVf1Mh6a4-2uMVtZhm1Y-JKOAnJy-BO0JSFAGdP5qdLuw49NFHwQl9JPty8ehyphenhyphenbuY5sbB4yhnYxYpQHOvs700MpN0Igm7tUO_ziWwGYfG0CHikhAQUsxzdMWbVuJbocxNID/"
/>
Which North American wireless provider do you think is telling the
truth in its advertising? If you answered "none of 'em," you're
probably right, but that's not stopping Verizon Wireless from going
to court to uphold its commercial honor, having been called out by
AT&T earlier this month. VZW took the A train down to US
District Court in Manhattan asking that its slogans like "America's
Most Reliable 3G Network" be validated, claims AT&T earlier
said were false. We're not quite sure why 'ol Blue and White is
getting feisty, since it's had its fair share of
issues, but maybe this is just some attempt to make the two
look like they hate each other in public while exchanging sweet
nothings and
text messaging price hikes in private. All we know is this
isn't the first time carriers have battled over such claims,
and it sure won't be the last.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic sees v30 firmware update
src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgApHPa0Na-ecsVSkjNHqII7SClJqn_UFJ6MLUEHNHqcj9_X3i-Y_F6k7ub9pwnhKvuisa7pLTUCqtYn3s-vSjUpS1vz4eLiVlQumDir6sEkQhfrFnOae7Vp2hBMsj5nCijM1LvU77wnDuC/" />Don't
get too excited -- this isn't bringing the 5530's revamped
home screen or anything awesome like that -- but Nokia has now
started releasing v30-level firmware updates for its various 5800 XpressMusic
product codes around the world. Despite the seemingly significant
boost in version number (the last big one to go around was v21),
this appears to be mainly a maintenance release focused on bugs and
such -- the headlining feature so far seems to be the addition of
email notifications on the home screen for Nokia Messaging, so
yeah, don't expect the world from this one.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic sees v30 firmware update
src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjaSMSt79PVrvQcPGug1s_m6HnzB4M1K98BRH3Y_QXcRZtiHnPVlokNv57GUUIgjQxWgG5Hb27BqLANZ4pFk96ZZZqtI1Hbc5rnZ67vZQizWXJ0OpMZyuJX-oXJmiMUdRLbsNb5tf6KkImb/" />Don't
get too excited -- this isn't bringing the 5530's revamped
home screen or anything awesome like that -- but Nokia has now
started releasing v30-level firmware updates for its various 5800 XpressMusic
product codes around the world. Despite the seemingly significant
boost in version number (the last big one to go around was v21),
this appears to be mainly a maintenance release focused on bugs and
such -- the headlining feature so far seems to be the addition of
email notifications on the home screen for Nokia Messaging, so
yeah, don't expect the world from this one.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Verizon Wireless and AT&T engage in legal fisticuffs over ad slogans
src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi4VGSFW9v2LKAFOqB3K3JLhV91_cZJGjQf6FWLqGc2eCTho2cAWExuXfTk2ZkPiKqNtjXvdsjXbIRFLqekzHImndEsNMeHHkP5XyphxzqyQFTeP9F-el3QEyCfCsYzg5DnH4D-3JpE-EPM/"
/>
Which North American wireless provider do you think is telling the
truth in its advertising? If you answered "none of 'em," you're
probably right, but that's not stopping Verizon Wireless from going
to court to uphold its commercial honor, having been called out by
AT&T earlier this month. VZW took the A train down to US
District Court in Manhattan asking that its slogans like "America's
Most Reliable 3G Network" be validated, claims AT&T earlier
said were false. We're not quite sure why 'ol Blue and White is
getting feisty, since it's had its fair share of
issues, but maybe this is just some attempt to make the two
look like they hate each other in public while exchanging sweet
nothings and
text messaging price hikes in private. All we know is this
isn't the first time carriers have battled over such claims,
and it sure won't be the last.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Verizon Wireless and AT&T engage in legal fisticuffs over ad slogans
src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh0GEslFYNn4RbFVgY7DviMthPY3vdyQDl_kQpsFbX67EPYzQVHVBdB45OlIROra_KuIHbnz4eJaDA3qTU4dNXPjMbzNAqNloUyFt7LF6BKg2XoERz7w5SJzZC49xb6XfV-oNDqZcBqE_gZ/"
/>
Which North American wireless provider do you think is telling the
truth in its advertising? If you answered "none of 'em," you're
probably right, but that's not stopping Verizon Wireless from going
to court to uphold its commercial honor, having been called out by
AT&T earlier this month. VZW took the A train down to US
District Court in Manhattan asking that its slogans like "America's
Most Reliable 3G Network" be validated, claims AT&T earlier
said were false. We're not quite sure why 'ol Blue and White is
getting feisty, since it's had its fair share of
issues, but maybe this is just some attempt to make the two
look like they hate each other in public while exchanging sweet
nothings and
text messaging price hikes in private. All we know is this
isn't the first time carriers have battled over such claims,
and it sure won't be the last.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic sees v30 firmware update
src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhxPcq6huNt7dkJkbx682bO-FxrWEtPjboNjd3eHLzwL-wlvkY0cR1HasB4pyhwYMKZWsz2jFYCOwL6owxhzoegan76Uih8OECcIa0IdoWcHlQBOHUmzs1VYsXeFMFU1rJG8MLE209sCgJa/" />Don't
get too excited -- this isn't bringing the 5530's revamped
home screen or anything awesome like that -- but Nokia has now
started releasing v30-level firmware updates for its various 5800 XpressMusic
product codes around the world. Despite the seemingly significant
boost in version number (the last big one to go around was v21),
this appears to be mainly a maintenance release focused on bugs and
such -- the headlining feature so far seems to be the addition of
email notifications on the home screen for Nokia Messaging, so
yeah, don't expect the world from this one.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Verizon Wireless and AT&T engage in legal fisticuffs over ad slogans
src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgP7R9sRFy5biT9Mx43fynZPtlomfKbBMO6sN-GTGe5xC4ZJxBS0irs9jyKf3a7CBgUM5V3vk7h7eaOt60ZMt4FZ84mjLaNxqGkKOq4EyM8Cnitj7Y_cATetNeG7R0bcojVq69gFPpIbKt2/"
/>
Which North American wireless provider do you think is telling the
truth in its advertising? If you answered "none of 'em," you're
probably right, but that's not stopping Verizon Wireless from going
to court to uphold its commercial honor, having been called out by
AT&T earlier this month. VZW took the A train down to US
District Court in Manhattan asking that its slogans like "America's
Most Reliable 3G Network" be validated, claims AT&T earlier
said were false. We're not quite sure why 'ol Blue and White is
getting feisty, since it's had its fair share of
issues, but maybe this is just some attempt to make the two
look like they hate each other in public while exchanging sweet
nothings and
text messaging price hikes in private. All we know is this
isn't the first time carriers have battled over such claims,
and it sure won't be the last.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic sees v30 firmware update
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get too excited -- this isn't bringing the 5530's revamped
home screen or anything awesome like that -- but Nokia has now
started releasing v30-level firmware updates for its various 5800 XpressMusic
product codes around the world. Despite the seemingly significant
boost in version number (the last big one to go around was v21),
this appears to be mainly a maintenance release focused on bugs and
such -- the headlining feature so far seems to be the addition of
email notifications on the home screen for Nokia Messaging, so
yeah, don't expect the world from this one.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
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Verizon Wireless and AT&T engage in legal fisticuffs over ad slogans
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Which North American wireless provider do you think is telling the
truth in its advertising? If you answered "none of 'em," you're
probably right, but that's not stopping Verizon Wireless from going
to court to uphold its commercial honor, having been called out by
AT&T earlier this month. VZW took the A train down to US
District Court in Manhattan asking that its slogans like "America's
Most Reliable 3G Network" be validated, claims AT&T earlier
said were false. We're not quite sure why 'ol Blue and White is
getting feisty, since it's had its fair share of
issues, but maybe this is just some attempt to make the two
look like they hate each other in public while exchanging sweet
nothings and
text messaging price hikes in private. All we know is this
isn't the first time carriers have battled over such claims,
and it sure won't be the last.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic sees v30 firmware update
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get too excited -- this isn't bringing the 5530's revamped
home screen or anything awesome like that -- but Nokia has now
started releasing v30-level firmware updates for its various 5800 XpressMusic
product codes around the world. Despite the seemingly significant
boost in version number (the last big one to go around was v21),
this appears to be mainly a maintenance release focused on bugs and
such -- the headlining feature so far seems to be the addition of
email notifications on the home screen for Nokia Messaging, so
yeah, don't expect the world from this one.
[ Source: Engadgetmobile ]
[ Tag: ]
Fujitsu and Toshiba reach agreement on hard drive business deal
[ Source: Engadget ]
[ Tag: acquisition, fujitsu, hard drive, hard drive business, HardDrive, HardDriveBusiness, merger, toshiba ]
OCZ Summit Series SSDs get boost from new Samsung MLC
Intel's X-25M SSD may be the current go-to drive for those primarily concerned with speed, but it looks like it could soon have some competition from OCZ's latest Summit Series drives, which get a significant boost from some new Samsung MLC memory, not to mention 64MB of on-board cache. According to PC Perspective, those additions show themselves the most in write speeds, which manage to top even the X-25M, although the Summit drive fell slightly behind when it came to read speed tests, prompting the site to still give the overall edge to the X-25M. PC Perspective does speculate, however, that, given OCZ's past track record, the drives (available in sizes up to 250GB) could come in significantly cheaper than Intel's offerings, which would make the X-25M a much harder sell even with its slight performance edge. Hit up the link below for the complete benchmarks and a peek inside the drive.
[ Source: Engadget ]
[ Tag: mlc, ocz, ocz summit series, OczSummitSeries, samsung, samsung mlc, SamsungMlc, ssd, summit series, SummitSeries ]
QNAP busts out Core 2 Duo-equipped TS-809 Pro Turbo NAS
While QNAP's 4-bay TS-439 Pro Turbo NAS was perfectly fine for the average home-based storage junkie, small businesses need something with a bit more potential. Enter the TS-809 Pro Turbo, an 8-bay behemoth capable of housing 8 SATA hard drives (up to 16TB, or .98 million copies of Friday the 13th, when 2GB HDDs are widely available). The unit gets powered by a 2.4GHz Core 2 Duo, which definitely means that your next NAS may posses more processing power than the antiquated PC it's connected to. Additionally, there's 2GB of DDR2 RAM, read / write rates of 126MB/s and 111Mb/s (respectively), and support for a litany of business-related advanced features. Mum's the word on price, but you can bet it'll be up there.
[ Source: Engadget ]
[ Tag: core 2 duo, Core2Duo, NAS, QNAP, TS-809, TS-809 Pro Turbo, Ts-809ProTurbo ]
SanDisk to begin making 'X4' flash chips
SanDisk is disclosing at a San Francisco technology conference Tuesday that it will begin mass production of memory chips that will allow consumers to store up to 64GB of data on tiny flash cards.
[ Source: cnet.com ]
[ Tag: ]
LaCie intros 8x d2 Blu-ray burner, LaCinema Black MAX media streamer
It was May of last year when LaCie last updated its external d2 Blu-ray burner, so it's about time we saw that 4x burn rate double to an entirely more palatable 8x. Available now for consumers in the US, the latest d2 Blu-ray Drive ($449.99) can toast both single- and dual-layer BD-Rs at 8x, and it can connect to one's machine via FireWire or USB 2.0. In related news, the outfit has also introduced a LaCinema Black MAX over in Europe, which acts to serve up all sorts of digital media (photos, video clips, music, etc.) on one's HDTV. You can order it with 500GB / 1TB of inbuilt storage, and the integrated Ethernet jack / WiFi module enables it to pull media (up to 1080p) from other locations on your network. We've nary a clue on pricing / availability for this one, but we'll leave it to those in Europe to hunt it down and brag to us Yanks.
[ Source: Engadget ]
[ Tag: bd, blu-ray, blu-ray drive, Blu-rayDrive, external blu-ray, external blu-ray burner, ExternalBlu-ray, ExternalBlu-rayBurner, hd media streamer, HdMediaStreamer, lacie, LaCinema, LaCinema Black MAX, LacinemaBlackMax, media server, media streamer, MediaServer, MediaStreamer ]
IDrive Portable HDD backs your files up locally and online
Look, we feel your pain. There's about a gazillion options when it comes to portable hard drives, but the IDrive Portable actually does differentiate itself from the masses in one particularly useful way. Aside from being the "thinnest and lightest portable USB drive in its class," this 0.3 pound unit houses 320GB of space on a 5,400RPM HDD, and it plays nice with Windows / OS X machines. Predictably, it features a one-click backup option for storing precious data outside of your PC, but unlike the other guys, this one also includes the ability to backup online for yet another layer of protection. Of course, that online bit will run you up to $4.95 per month, but we have to say the interface looks pretty swank. Anywho, the device itself is listed as shipping within one to two days for $119.95, and all the nitty-gritty about the services is tucked away in the read link.
[ Source: Engadget ]
[ Tag: backup, external hard drive, external hdd, ExternalHardDrive, ExternalHdd, hdd, iDrive, iDrive portable, IdrivePortable, online backup, OnlineBackup, portable drive, portable hard drive, portable hdd, PortableDrive, PortableHardDrive, PortableHdd ]
Cisco: Making lemonade from economic lemons
Cisco Systems' optimistic leader John Chambers noted during the company's conference call Wednesday that the economy has gone from bad to worse as sales are expected to slip as much as 20 percent in the next quarter. But he said that Cisco is well-positioned to emerge even stronger after the economic malaise. Chambers noted that revenues for the company's third fiscal quarter, which ends in April, will be down 15 percent to 20 percent from the previous year. In dollars, this means revenue are expected to be around $7.83 billion to $8.32 billion. Analysts had expected a forecast of about $8.71 billion, according to Thomson Financial. Three months ago during the company's first-quarter earnings call, Chambers noted that the economic downturn had spread from the U.S. to Europe. This time around, he said that it is now affecting countries throughout the world. "The challenges we saw in the U.S. in our first-quarter call have spread globally," he said. Chambers said most of his customers don't expect the economy to get better until 2010. But always the optimist, he believes things will turn around more quickly than many people believe. Although he was careful not to cite a specific time frame for recovery, he said the Obama stimulus package in the U.S. and efforts by other governments throughout the world should help kick-start the economy around the globe stimulate a recovery. The U.S. will be the first to recover, he added. And even though he expressed concern for the troubled times the company faces, he emphasized that Cisco is well positioned to come out of an economic downturn even stronger. He noted past economic dips where the company emerged an even more competitive player. And he vowed to aggressively invest in new markets to ensure the same is true when the economy becomes healthy once again. "We must gain from this economic pain," he said. "This downturn is the biggest challenge of our lifetime, but it's also the biggest opportunity for the company and the country to change our economy. In an effort to stay focused on its goals, Cisco has vowed to cut $1 billion spending for fiscal 2009, which ends in July. And Chambers said the company is on track to meet that goal. But he added that Cisco is not planning any major layoffs, which he defined as a cut of at least 10 percent of the company's workforce. Instead, he said the company is realigning business units and refocusing resources and headcount on growth areas. In doing this, he said that some jobs will be lost. As a consequence, Cisco will shed between 1,500 and 2,000 through this realignment. Cisco currently employs 67,000 people worldwide. Chambers also emphasized that this activity is normal for the company and is done both in good times and in bad times. Cisco, which sells Internet equipment to service providers and large companies, reported net income of $1.5 billion on sales of $9.1 billion for is second fiscal quarter, which ended in January. Despite the fact that sales dipped 7.5 percent from the same quarter a year ago, they were slightly better than what analysts had expected. Analysts had expected revenue to dip about 12 percent year-over-year to about $9 billion. The company's earnings per share was 32 cents, down about 15.8 percent from the same period a year ago. This was better than analysts had expected. Analysts were expecting Cisco to earn 29 cents to 30 cents per share. "Cisco showcased solid financial strength during a period of significant economic challenge," Chambers said in a statement. "We remain comfortable with our long-term vision and strategy as we move into new market adjacencies and prioritize our existing opportunities."
[ Source: cnet.com ]
[ Tag: ]
QNAP's new 4-bay Atom-based TS-439 Pro Turbo NAS
It's already been an exciting year for QNAP fanboys... not only has the company graced the world (and our pages) with a new 6-bay NAS, but it's already back for more. Billed as "the world's first 4-bay Intel Atom-based NAS," the TS-439 Pro Turbo NAS sports an Intel 1.6GHz CPU, 1GB memory, support for RAID 0/1/5/6/5+spare configurations, up to 6TB capacity (that's before you start adding external drives) and a whole host of server functions, including all the FTPing, DDNS, MySQL and XDove mail servin' your little heart desires. And if that weren't enough, the Surveillance Station feature supports video monitoring and recording from up to four IP-based cameras. No price listed, but we do have plenty of glamor shots for you in the gallery below.
[ Source: Engadget ]
[ Tag: ]
Transcend rolls out high-speed 192GB 2.5-inch SSD drive
It's not exactly the most spacious 2.5-inch SSD drive available, but Transcend's new 192GB model certainly isn't any slouch either and, according to the company, it should be more than fast enough for most users as well. That's due in no small part to its SATA II interface that helps push out read / write speeds of 150MB and 90MB per second, which are further backed up by a latency of just 0.2ms, and some integrated Error Correction Code (or ECC) to ensure that data is transferred intact. No word on a price just yet, but it looks like it should be rolling out any day now, if it's not already.
[ Source: Engadget ]
[ Tag: 2.5-inch ssd, 2.5-inchSsd, ssd, ssd drive, SsdDrive, transcend ]
Rambus introduces 4.3Gbps mobile memory
It's not all just lawsuits and overinflated posturing for Rambus -- the prickly memory firm will later today demo what its calling the Mobile Memory Initiative, a 4.3Gbps phone-oriented variant of the XDR RAM used in the PS3 that requires just 100mV of power. That means companies can either build super-powerful phones that take advantage of a complete MMI system's estimated 17GBps throughput, or build cheaper devices that offer performance equivalent to today's memory with fewer MMI parts. Rambus won't say who it's working with to bring out MMI, but we're going to have to wait a bit before we all score cheap HD videophones -- the first products aren't scheduled to hit until early 2010.
[ Source: Electronista ]
[ Tag: dram, memory, mmi, mobile memory initiative, MobileMemoryInitiative, ram, rambus, rdram ]
South Koreans could see 1Gbps web connections by 2012
[ Source: GigaOM ]
[ Tag: broadband, high-speed internet, High-speedInternet, internet, korea, south korea, SouthKorea ]
Nortel quits the mobile WiMAX game
Sure, Clearwire is still busily rolling out its mobile WiMAX network across the US, but the fledgling wireless standard isn't having the best time of it lately -- Nokia just discontinued the N810 WiMAX Edition, which was easily the highest-profile WiMAX product on the market, and now Nortel is closing down its entire mobile WiMAX division. Considering Nortel's struggle to stay afloat in our super-awesome economy, the move isn't too shocking -- but at least Nortel partner Alvarion is working to pick up the pieces, so hopefully the impact on the broader WiMAX market won't be too huge.
[ Source: Engadget ]
[ Tag: alvarion, mobile wimax, MobileWimax, nortel, wimax ]
Samsung seems pretty proud of world's highest density DRAM chip
[ Source: I4U News ]
[ Tag: DDR3, density, DRAM, flash memory, FlashMemory, RAM, Samsung ]
Western Digital 2TB Caviar Green review roundup
[ Source: Engadget ]
[ Tag: 2tb, 2tb caviar green, 2tbCaviarGreen, caviar, caviar green, CaviarGreen, hard disk drive, hard drive, HardDiskDrive, HardDrive, hdd, memory, review, review roundup, ReviewRoundup, roundup, storage, wd, WD20EADS, western digital, WesternDigital ]
Google launches Measurement Lab to monitor the tubes, expose meddling
There's not exactly a lack of internet measurement tools out there, but there's none quite as ambitious as the new Measurement Lab (or M-Lab) just launched by Google, along with a little help from the New America Foundation's Open Technology Institute and the PlanetLab Consortium. While it's apparently just now getting up to speed, the tool will eventually let individuals and researchers of all sorts poke and prod the internet to their heart's content, measuring performance, and exposing attempts by telecoms to meddle with network traffic and clamp down on things like BitTorrent or Skype. Those efforts will be facilitated by 36 servers in 12 locations across the U.S. and Europe that Google will be opening up early this year, and all data collected using M-Lab will be made publicly available for other researchers to expand upon. Complete details are available at the link below, although Google seems to be having some bandwidth troubles of its own with the M-Lab site at the moment.
[ Source: InformationWeek ]
[ Tag: google, google m-lab, GoogleM-lab, m-lab, measurement lab, MeasurementLab ]
Super Talent unloads 32GB / 64GB SSDs for ASUS Eee PC S101
If your prior budget forced you to select an ASUS Eee PC S101 with just 16GB of succulent SSD storage space, Super Talent has the cure. The outfit has just introduced three new solid state drives made specifically for the aforementioned netbook, all of which tout 90 MB/sec maximum sequential read speeds and up to 55 MB/sec write speeds. You can select from the FPM16RSE (16GB), FPM32RSE (32GB) or the FPM64RSE (64GB), though you'll have to guess on the prices of the first two. As for the big daddy? It'll run right around $169.
[ Source: HotHardware ]
[ Tag: asus, eee, eee pc, eee pc s101, EeePc, EeePcS101, FPM16RSE, FPM32RSE, FPM64RSE, s101, ssd, storage, super talent, SuperTalent, upgrade ]
OCZ's 250GB Apex SSD reviewed, recommended
We know what you're thinking -- "great, another SSD." Right though you may be, OCZ's Apex line is rather unique. It manages to combine the low cost of MLC technology with the high performance more commonly associated with SLC designs by instituting a dual-controller RAID-0 configuration. The 250GB version that was tested by PC Perspective managed to hold its own, and while it still didn't wow critics the way Intel's X25-M did, it seemed to notch a very solid second place. In fact, they couldn't help but recommend it (and the much, much cheaper 120GB sibling) for those scouting a speedy upgrade without completely decimating the bank account. We couldn't possibly run down the results from the litany of benchmarks this thing endured, so we'll just point you to the read link and suggest you slice out a solid half hour to really look this over.
[ Source: Engadget ]
[ Tag: Apex, OCZ, OCZ technology, OczTechnology, review, reviewed, ssd ]
Analyst: iPod, Zune, servers to drive high SSD growth
Solid-state drives may see heady growth despite a sliding world economy, according to a report released Tuesday by a market research company. Devices like the Apple iPod and iPhone are expected to drive growth.
[ Source: cnet.com ]
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Seattle crowned most wired city in America: where's your town?
Check it, Pacific Northwest -- Seattle, washington was just named Forbes' most wired city for 2009, followed closely by Atlanta, Washington, D.C., Orlando and Boston. Of course, having Amazon and Microsoft within spitting distance probably didn't hurt matters, and the eleventy billion Starbucks WiFi hotspots likely pushed it over the edge. There are 25 other locales in the top 30 that we've yet to mention here, so head on down to the read link to see if your hometown made the cut. Oh, and way to represent, Raleigh -- numero fifteen ain't too shabby.
[ Source: cnmoody ]
[ Tag: broadband, connected, internet, muni-fi, seattle, survey, us, usa, washington, wifi ]
Seattle crowned most wired city in America: where's your town?
Check it, Pacific Northwest -- Seattle, Washington was just named Forbes' most wired city for 2009, followed closely by Atlanta, Washington, D.C., Orlando and Boston. Of course, having Amazon and Microsoft within spitting distance probably didn't hurt matters, and the eleventy billion Starbucks WiFi hotspots likely pushed it over the edge. There are 25 other locales in the top 30 that we've yet to mention here, so head on down to the read link to see if your hometown made the cut. Oh, and way to represent, Raleigh -- numero fifteen ain't too shabby.
[ Source: cnmoody ]
[ Tag: broadband, connected, internet, muni-fi, seattle, survey, us, usa, washington, wifi ]
Apricorn introduces 1.5TB DVR Xpander, succeeds at making it ugly
Apricorn's DVR Xpanders have never been the prettiest bunch, but we would've thought a redesign was in order with the introduction of the 1.5TB model. Sadly, our hopes and dreams of a DVR attachment from the outfit that isn't completely heinous have been decidedly crushed, as the latest edition is just as unsightly as prior models. Of course, it can hold up to 187.5 hours of HD content or 843 hours of SD material, not to mention its ability to connect via USB 2.0 or eSATA. So yeah, if all that matters to you is functionality (and not missing a single drama while out on that month-long vacation), we'd say the $239 asking price is totally reasonable.
[ Source: PCLaunches ]
[ Tag: Apricorn, DVR Xpander, DvrXpander, external hard drive, external hdd, ExternalHardDrive, ExternalHdd, hard drive, HardDrive, hdd ]
Leyio personal sharing device provides some UWB on the go
Ultra-wide band hasn't exactly taken off as quickly as some may have liked, but it looks like upstart Leyio is doing its best to push the technology into new, somewhat interesting directions, with its new device promising to let you easily share data wirelessly with others. The device itself, also dubbed Leyio, includes 16GB of memory, and can be paired with a regular USB stick to store some additional data, which can be shared with others at the "flick of a wrist" -- assuming they also have a Leyio, that is. You can apparently also get a little wireless action in at home with the included "Shuttle" dongle for your computer, and it boasts a built-in fingerprint scanner to make all that data flying around a tad more secure. No word on a price just yet, but Leyio says the official launch is on track for April of this year.
[ Source: Pocket-lint ]
[ Tag: leyio, ultra wide band, UltraWideBand, uwb ]
Leyio personal sharing device provides some UWB on the go
Ultra-wide band hasn't exactly taken off as quickly as some may have liked, but it looks like upstart Leyio is doing its best to push the technology into new, somewhat interesting directions, with its new device promising to let you easily share data wirelessly with others. The device itself, also dubbed Leyio, includes 16GB of memory, and can be paired with a regular USB stick to store some additional data, which can be shared with others at the "flick of a wrist" -- assuming they also have a Leyio, that is. You can apparently also get a little wireless action in at home with the included "Shuttle" dongle for your computer, and it boasts a built-in fingerprint scanner to make all that data flying around a tad more secure. No word on a price just yet, but Leyio says the official launch is on track for April of this year.
[ Source: Pocket-lint ]
[ Tag: leyio, ultra wide band, UltraWideBand, uwb ]
Leyio personal sharing device provides some UWB on the go
Ultra-wide band hasn't exactly taken off as quickly as some may have liked, but it looks like upstart Leyio is doing its best to push the technology into new, somewhat interesting directions, with its new device promising to let you easily share data wirelessly with others. The device itself, also dubbed Leyio, includes 16GB of memory, and can be paired with a regular USB stick to store some additional data, which can be shared with others at the "flick of a wrist" -- assuming they also have a Leyio, that is. You can apparently also get a little wireless action in at home with the included "Shuttle" dongle for your computer, and it boasts a built-in fingerprint scanner to make all that data flying around a tad more secure. No word on a price just yet, but Leyio says the official launch is on track for April of this year.
[ Source: Pocket-lint ]
[ Tag: leyio, ultra wide band, UltraWideBand, uwb ]
Seagate says it now fixes 7200.11 drives for real
Seagate has isolated a potential firmware issue in limited number of Barracuda 7200.11 hard drives and related SATA drives based on this product platform, manufactured through December 2008. In some unique circumstances, the data on the hard drives may become inaccessible to the user when the host system is powered on. While we believe that the vast majority of customers will not experience any disruption related to this issue, as part of our commitment to customer satisfaction, Seagate is offering a free firmware upgrade to proactively address those with potentially affected products. This new firmware upgrade corrects compatibility issues that occurred with the firmware download provided on our support website on Jan. 16. We regret any inconvenience that the firmware issues have caused our customers.You can go to this Web site to see if your hard drive is affected and download the new working firmware. For owners of hard drives that are bricked due to the previous firmware, Seagate assures customers that the data still resides on the drive, there is no data loss associated with this issue, and the company is working with customers to expedite a remedy. If you are among those concerned, you can e-mail Seagate at:
- Americas: discsupport@seagate.com, disksupport@seagate.com
- APAC: ssdc.apacsupport@seagate.com
- EMEA: Euro.techsupport@seagate.com
[ Source: cnet.com ]
[ Tag: ]
Transcend intros new 1.8-inch SSD drive, 2.5-inch portable hard drive
It looks like Transcend is intent on keeping everyone happy with its latest batch of portable hard drives, with the company rolling out both SSD and regular hard drive-based models. The SSD drives come in the form of the SSD18M, which boasts a glossy finish with built-in fingerprint capturing technology, eSATA and USB 2.0 interface options, and your choice of 32GB, 64GB, or 128GB capacities. The 2.5-inch StoreJet 25F, on the other hand, is apparently only available in an "astonishing" 500GB capacity, and only includes an USB 2.0 interface, along with Transcend's StoreJet data management software and, of course, that same glossy finish. No word on a price, but both are apparently available now if you're able to track 'em down.
[ Source: Engadget Spanish ]
[ Tag: ssd, ssd18m, storejet, storejet 25f, Storejet25f, transcend ]
Transcend intros new 1.8-inch SSD drive, 2.5-inch portable hard drive
It looks like Transcend is intent on keeping everyone happy with its latest batch of portable hard drives, with the company rolling out both SSD and regular hard drive-based models. The SSD drives come in the form of the SSD18M, which boasts a glossy finish with built-in fingerprint capturing technology, eSATA and USB 2.0 interface options, and your choice of 32GB, 64GB, or 128GB capacities. The 2.5-inch StoreJet 25F, on the other hand, is apparently only available in an "astonishing" 500GB capacity, and only includes an USB 2.0 interface, along with Transcend's StoreJet data management software and, of course, that same glossy finish. No word on a price, but both are apparently available now if you're able to track 'em down.
[ Source: Engadget Spanish ]
[ Tag: ssd, ssd18m, storejet, storejet 25f, Storejet25f, transcend ]
Corsair joins SSD party with 2.5-inch 128GB drive
[ Source: Engadget ]
[ Tag: 128gb, corsair, corsair s128, CorsairS128, nand, s128, solid state drive, SolidStateDrive, ssd ]