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Gadgets

Best Buy Thinks Girlier Stores Will Make Womenfolk Buy More Gadgets

gizmodo.com.au
6 hrs ago
        

Best Buy is remodeling some of its newer stores to make them "girlier," using input from female customers to redesign locations with flourishes like skylights and earth tones, hoping it'll bring in more of the ladies—presumably...

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technic3d.com: Apple iPhone Showdown - The 3G vs. The EDGE technic3d.com

iPhone is biggest-selling US smartphone

macworld.co.uk
17 hrs ago 57 related
        

iPhone heads above the rest in the US market - biggest smartphone, second biggest mobileAn impressive one-in-three iPhone 3G purchasers switched from another carrier to join AT&T, fresh NPD Group research has revealed,...

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dailymail.co.uk: Yoshiyuki Sankai, Tsukuba University Professor and president of the robotic venture Cyberdyne, displays the newly developed robot-suit HAL today dailymail.co.uk

The robot suit you can rent to help you walk for £1,260 per month

dailymail.co.uk
12 hrs ago 20 related
        

New hope has been given to the elderly and disabled with a robotic suit that helps people walk. It will be available for rent in Japan for £1,260 per month from this week. Walking tall: The HAL suits are demonstrated today at...

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iPhone secure enough for Japanese enterprise

theregister.com
21 hrs ago 7 related
        

Makes you wonder what they know While the iPhone might be not secure enough for American and European enterprises, but BrearingPoint has decided to equip 1,000 of its Japanese employees with Apple's uberphone.…

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T-Mobile says Android presales stronger than expected

macworld.co.uk
18 hrs ago 28 related
        

T-Mobile faces triple predicted Android demandT-Mobile on Monday said preorders for the first Android phone have been three times greater than it expected and that it won't promise to ship any more phones in time for the 22...

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iPhone squares up to Android

theregister.co.uk
17 hrs ago 15 related
        

Have at you with your Google Street View Apple is aiming to get off the back foot when it comes to phone features with the forthcoming release of iPhone firmware - hopefully before the Googlephone gets into circulation.…

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EU battery rule may zap iPhone, blow away MacBook Air

channelregister.co.uk
12 hrs ago 10 related
        

The EU is readying a new set of directives that could spell trouble for Apple's iPhone and any other gadget that lacks an easily removable power pack. A new, draft batteries directive mandates that power cells inside electronic...

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DSi wasn't designed in reaction to iPhone or PSP

pocketgamer.co.uk
19 hrs ago 40 related
        

Nintendo president explains why its releasing a new DS now Nintendo president Satoru Iwata has spoken about the business strategy behind the DSi, explaining in an interview with Nikkei Net (picked up byEdge) that its goal with...

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itpro.co.uk: HTC Touch Pro itpro.co.uk

HTC Touch Pro

itpro.co.uk
17 hrs ago 17 related
        

The newsletter contains links to our latest IT news, product reviews, features and how-to guides, plus special offers and competitions. Is HTC's Touch Pro as good as we initially hoped? Meanwhile HTC has offered up the Touch...

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pcauthority.com.au: Symbian Series 60 takes on Apple and Google pcauthority.com.au

Symbian CEO on open source, Windows Mobile and 'usability'

silicon.com
13 hrs ago 1 related
        

Interview: Nigel Clifford, CEO, Symbian... Can mobile OS leader Symbian keep up with rising competition from the likes of Apple, Microsoft and RIM? Nigel Clifford is CEO of mobile OS maker Symbian, the market leader in the...

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