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T-Mobile has revamped the look of its spokeswoman and model, Carly Foulkes, by ditching her pink dress for black leather. The ad is part of T-Mobile's wider marketing effort to be competitive with Verizon and AT&T.
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Celsius X VI II, a France-based startup firm has released a cell phone with flip form factor, which is priced at $320,000. Yes, you heard the price tag right. The phone, called LeDIX, is a combination of both mechanical watch and cellular phone.
Samsung will launch its 55-inch OLED TV at the IFA convention this August, which focuses on the European market over the U.S. The TV features an ultra-slim design along with a high resolution display.
Contrary to speculations last year that Meizu MX Quad-core phone will be arriving in May, the latest buzz is that Meizu MX Quad-core device will arrive in June. The phone will come in 32 and 64GB variants.
Sony has launched a new, super slow-motion camcorder that is priced just under $10,000. The camera was launched at the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Show in Las Vegas on Sunday.
The Louvre museum, in the center of Paris, is the home of the most famous paintings of all time: Leonardo Da Vinci's Mona Lisa. While not a natural home for the Nintendo 3DS, owners can now take tours of the Louvre with the devices
Ahead of its Hong Kong launch later this month, LG has renamed the LG Optimus to the LG Optimus True HD LTE. That's along with the Spectrum and and Nitro HD names for the Verizon and AT&T versions, and LG Optimus LTE in South Korea and Japan. Why?
Apple has increased security measures across its services, asking users for security questions and a backup e-mail address. The new security measures were implemented on Wednesday, according to SecurityNewsDaily.
Facebook has acquired the developers behind the customer-loyalty and rewards application Tagtile. The social network has also started rolling out offers tailored to users.
Leaked images point towards the rumoured "Fireball" device for Verizon, which will launch with Ice Cream Sandwich. The device will include LTE. What could it be?
Western Digital released an ultrabook-compatible hard drive disk that aims to provide large storage sizes. The company said this will remove the trend for low-capacity and highly-priced hard drives.
Lenovo's Yoga ultrabook is the company's convertible ultrabook, with a 360 degree flip-and-fold design. Want to buy one? Be prepared to dig deep into your wallet as the baseline Yoga starts at $1,900.
Amazon users can now trade in unwanted CDs through the Amazon Trade-In Program. The service allows CDs to be sent to a third-party merchant in exchange for gift cards, though at varying costs.
The LifeProof case for iPhone 4/4S aims to protect iPhones from drops in almost any environment. But does it live up to the claim?
As part of the Defender Series, OtterBox has announced a new case: OtterBox iProtection for the new iPad. The case is available now.
Chrysler will be the first car manufacturer to eliminate power cords by offering in-vehicle wireless charging. The technology will debut in the all-new 2013 Dodge Dart that arrives in the second quarter of this year and allows for charging of smartphones and MP3 players.
Tablet sales have been forecast by Gartner Inc. to increase by almost 100 percent from 2011 to 2012. The rise in sales will largely be due to Apple's new iPad, which will lead the tablet market for the next four years.
The Huawei Ascend G300 lands in the UK this week, after previously launching in the U.S. The device is available for £100 on PAYG from Vodafone, exclusively, for three months.
Even as Apple fans are anticipating the tech giant to launch an Apple TV set later this year, LG looks all set to launch its equivalent later this week. LG's offering will be the first television to include Google TV 2.0.
Ahead of the Samsung Galaxy S3, which launches later this year, LG is reportedly developing a similar device. The company has confirmed a D1L codename, though it remains tight-lipped on other aspects.
Phone booths in New York City are to ditch traditional telephones, bringing in iPad-esque smart screens. The screens will be touch-enabled, allowing users to access a variety of information.
Acer has revealed the pico projector, a device that can be powered by a PC through a USB connection. The device is available now in Canada for $299.
Google's Project Glass was the company's attempt at showing the next generation of eyewear. However, is that kind of technology available?
Panasonic has announced it is launching new mobile power supplies. The company claims one model can charge a smartphone four times from a single use.
A leaked internal memo says Apple is replacing new iPads that are showing poor Wi-Fi performance. The company, however, remains publicly silent on the issue.
While the new iPad has been praised for its best-in-class display and new A5X chip, users love to add protection or functionality to the device. Despite the new iPad's connection problems, demand for the device and accessories is as great as ever.
In response to users' complaints about Transformer Primes not finding satellite signals, Asus is reportedly offering free GPS dongles