UK carrier Orange has already confirmed that it’ll be joining in on the iPhone 4 party on June 24th, and it’s just now revealed exactly how much the phone will cost you depending on the service you choose. As with the 3GS, the iPhone 4 is available on both monthly or pay-as-you-go plans, and actually starts as low as free for a 16GB iPhone 4 on the highest monthly plan (£75 per month) and goes all the way up to £570 (or $845) for an off-contract 32GB iPhone 4 on a pay-as-you-go plan. Read the rest of this entry »
Starting June 15, Customers Can Reserve an iPhone 4 at Best Buy and Best Buy Mobile Stores Nationwide
Best Buy’s just dropped the official details on its iPhone 4 pre-sale, and there are no surprises here. You’ll be able to head over to any Best Buy starting tomorrow (that’s June 15th) and pre-order up Apple’s latest offering for delivery on June 24th. Read the rest of this entry »
Nokia X5-01 – Symbian S60 3rd Edition with Full QWERTY, Nokia just officially launched the X5 in Singapore, apparently as a followup to the Twist and the latest chubby square slider to hit in the past few months after the the Motorola Flipout and Kin One. No, we’re not sure why this form factor is suddenly a Thing either. This guy is actually Nokia’s second X5 –a China-only X5 with a totally different design was announced in April, so that’s nice and confusing. Read the rest of this entry »
Let’s just put this out there: the image above was grabbed from a video that could be an early, leaked teaser for the N9, Nokia’s first handset to run the MeeGo OS. Could be. The production quality of the promo is certainly up to snuff and the industrial design of the slider itself features just enough N8 to make the whole thing seem very plausible. Read the rest of this entry »
All together now: “Finally!” Believe it or not, we first saw the SD15 glimmer back in September of 2008 — practically an era ago based on what has transpired on our little planet since — and we found out this February that Sigma was keeping the dream alive for the time being. According to a report straight out of Japan, it looks as if the long wait for a DSLR that’s possibly past its prime by now is just about over. Read the rest of this entry »
Jonesing for a new gaming laptop, are you? We’re sure you’ve already spent far too many hours browsing your options, but MSI’s hoping that it can grab a moment of your time to demonstrate the merits of the GX740. This 17-inch beast measures a full 1.5-inches thick and weighs just over seven pounds, but all that heft nabs you a great deal of potency. Read the rest of this entry »
Panasonic’s Toughbook line has long since offered argonauts a critical level of protection on their mobile machines, but the word “mobile” was subject to interpretation. Pretty much across the board, the Toughbook line has always been fat and chunky, but we’ve been willing to see the beauty on the inside in exchange for being able to toss our machines on the concrete whenever frustrations become too much to stand. Read the rest of this entry »
Samsung joined in the attacks on the iPhone 4′s Retina Display with a retort in the Korean media. A spokesperson for Samsung argued that quadrupling the resolution actually had little impact on clarity, at most three to five percent, and that that it would allegedly hike the battery drain by as much as 30 percent. AMOLED is purportedly better as it doesn’t need a backlight and makes up for any resolution loss in other ways, such as higher contrast with true black, more accurate colors and no limits on viewing angles. Read the rest of this entry »











