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/ New QuickPwn for 2.0.2 [Windows] out PLUS WinPwn news!
All those Windows users waiting to upgrade to 2.0.2 can now do it as DevTeam has released the new QuickPwn...
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/ Fry's Stores Add 32GB, 64GB and 128GB Ridata Ultra-S Plus MLC SSD
Affordable Drives Offer Fast Read Speeds and Reliability
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/ AT&T offers GoPhones to hurricane Gustav evacuees plus handy safety tips
AT&T announced yesterday they were making at least 2,000 GoPhone devices with $15 of air time available to residents who were ordered to evacuate due to hurricane Gustav. Evacuees* can find devices at all AT&T owned and operated locations in Houston and San Antonio. The devices will be available at these AT&T retail locations on a first-come, first-service basis. The phones are expected to be available as early as tonight, so click here to find a participating AT&T store. "In times of crisis, the ability to connect with family and friends is a necessity and, at the same time, comforting," said Chris Penrose, vice president and general manager for AT&T's wireless unit in south Texas. "Hopefully, this offer will allow many of those forced from their homes by Hurricane Gustav to take care of critical needs or simply reconnect with loved ones." With hurricane season in full bloom, AT&T has provided consumers with helpful safety tips along with how you can maximize your service during and after a hurricane. Consumer Tips: Have a family communications plan in place. Designate someone out of the area as a central contact, and make certain that all family members know whom to contact if they become separated. Be sure you have a "Hurricane Phone." It's a good idea to have a wireless phone on hand and at least one corded (landline) telephone that is not dependent on electricity in case of a power outage. Cordless telephones usually have receivers that are electrically charged, so they won't work if you lose your power. Program all of your emergency contact numbers and e-mail addresses into your mobile phone. Numbers should include the police department, fire station and hospital, as well as your family members. Keep your wireless phone batteries charged at all times. Have an alternative plan to recharge your battery in case of a power outage, such as charging your wireless device by using your car charger or having extra mobile phone batteries or disposable mobile phone batteries on hand. Keep your wireless phone dry. The biggest threat to your device during a hurricane is water, so keep your equipment safe from the elements by storing it in a baggie or some other type of protective covering. Forward your home number to your wireless number in the event of an evacuation. Because call forwarding is based out of the telephone central office, you will get incoming calls from your landline phone even if your local telephone service is disrupted at your home. In the unlikely event that the central office is not operational, services such as voice mail, call forwarding, remote access call forwarding and call forwarding busy line/don't answer may be useful. Track the storm and access weather information on your wireless device. Many homes lose power during severe weather. If you have a wireless device that provides access to the Internet, you can watch weather reports through MobiTV® or AT&T Mobile TV or keep updated with local radar and severe weather alerts through My-Cast® Weather, if you subscribe to those services. If you have a camera phone, take, store and send photos — even video clips — of damaged property to your insurance company from your device. Take advantage of location-based mapping technology such as AT&T Navigator, available on some wireless devices, to seek evacuation routes or to avoid traffic congestion from downed trees or power line r>Maximizing Service During and After a Hurricane: During an emergency, more people are trying to use their phones at the same time. The increased calling volume may create network congestion, leading to "fast busy" signals on your wireless phone or a slow dial tone on your landline phone. If this happens, hang up, wait several seconds and then try the call again. This allows your original call data to clear the network before you try again. Try wireless text/short messaging service (SMS). During an emergency situation, text messages will often go through quicker than voice calls because they require less network resources. All of AT&T's wireless devices are text messaging capable. Also, if you have a wireless data device such as an Apple iPhone or a BlackBerry® smartphone, you can use its messaging capabilities to communicate. Depending on the call plan, additional charges may apply. Keep non-emergency calls to a minimum, and limit your calls to the most important ones. If there is severe weather, chances are many people will be attempting to place calls to loved ones, friends and business associate r>*Residents eligible for the offer must be 16 years or older and show a valid photo identification, including ZIP code from an area declared a mandatory evacuation area. The offer is good for one phone for each perso r>
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/ Le Sony Ericsson F305 sera livré avec plus de 50 jeux
Lorsqu’il a été annoncé à la presse, le Wiimote style F305 devait comporter 3 jeux exploitant les accéléromètres disponibles au sein du téléphone. Aujourd’hui, selon le site belge de Sony Ericsson, ce ne sont pas moins de 50 jeux qui prendront place sur la carte mémoire de 512Mo livrée avec l’appareil. Ces derniers seront probablement [...]
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/ Plus d'informations sur le Sony Xperia X1
Le Sony Ericsson Xperia est attendu par beaucoup d'utilisateurs. Avec un design novateur, c'est le premier terminal Windows Mobile de Sony, l'un des premiers constructeurs d'appareils mobiles au monde. Le webzine Smape (http://smape.com/en/reviews//Sony_Ericsson_XPERIA_X1-prev.html) a mis la main sur plusieurs terminaux, et nous propose un test très complet avec photos et vidéos. Le premier point positif à ressortir est l'originalité du formfactor, le design, et la bonne qualité de fabrication de l'ensemble. D'après le site, la batterie serait performante, et le CPU réactif. En revanche les points négatifs sont moins nombreux, même si le prix est de loin le premier. Le clavier serait plus ou moins ergonomique, et la puce vidéo ne serait que peu exploitée par rapport à l'écran et au processeur disponible. En outre, Sony Ericsson souhaite d'ailleurs proposer un SDK, soit un kit de développement, à la communauté des développeurs, à l'image de ce que fait déjà Google avec Android et Apple avec l'iPhone. Ainsi il serait possible d'utiliser certaines caractéristiques particulières du terminal ainsi que l'écran tactile, en plus des fonctions déjà présentes en natif avec Windows Mobile. A noter que Sony, via Expansys, a annoncé une date de disponibilité pour 3 pays (Allemagne, Angleterre, Etats-unis) à la mi-octobre. Le prix serait de 590£, néanmoins il est a relativisé lorsqu'annoncé par Expansys.
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/ First impressions of the Nokia N96, plus photo samples
Guest contributor Nick Anstee signed up to be one of the first to get a Nokia N96, as part of a limited 'wildlife' run. Read on for his first impressions of the N96, after a couple of days of intensive playing, plus photos of the device and some really nice photo samples taken on the device.
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takezero.net
/ Belkin Protects Your New iPod nano 4G and iPod touch 2G with a Suite of New CasesBelkin protects your new iPod nano 4G and iPod touch 2G with a suite of new cases. Pictured: Sport Armband Plus with Fast Fit for iPod nano 4G (Photo
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/ More HTC Dream shots, plus no Viva for the UK
A couple of quick HTC-related news bits for your Friday afternoon. Firstly, yet more pictures of the upcoming HTC Dream G1 from rizzn.com show the device, quite literally, out and about. It should be announced on T-Mobile US this coming Tuesday. Also, we're hearing that the HTC Touch Viva, which has similar specs to the original HTC Touch, will not be available in the UK. Though I doubt there's going to be any tears shed over this news. Link - rizzn.com Read on and add your comments
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/ EdgeWay Pocket Plus for Windows Mobile (MobileTopSoft news board)
Found under: Windows Mobile , Freeware , Smartphones , Pocket PC , EdgeWay Pocket Plus is a freeware application which will run on Windows Mobile 5.0 or higher and it will bring to your smartphone or Pocket PC a whole new world filled with useful features. EdgeWay Pocket Plus has features like reboot screen off memory stats battery stats countdown timers and more. Theres... Source : MobileTopSoft news board (subscribe) Explore : Smartphone
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the register
/ Mozilla plans mobile Firefox, plus 'public resource' usage data
Anonymous, of course - but isn't it always? Mozilla's chief has set goals for the development of the open source project over the next two years, including the release of a mobile version of Firefox by 2010.…
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