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Hisense HS-E90 Android Phone

Rafael — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 10:03:21 +0000

The Hisense HS-E90 mobile phone is another new release that is riding the Android bandwagon. This new Hisense E90 Android phone is an EVDO phone that runs on Google's Android mobile OS. Its features may be the usual in most smart phones today. Running on the Android OS definitely is one of its main attractions.

The Hisense E90 sports a 3.5 inch HVGA TFT touch screen display. It also has a 5.0 megapixel camera. Other features include an FM radio feature, Bluetooth connectivity, GPS and WiFi features, 240 minutes talk time and 180 hours standby time for each charge of its 1500mAh battery. Although it is set to be made available this month, there is no word yet on how much it is going to cost.

Acer Liquid A1 Now Comes in Black; Americans Still Jealous

Rafael — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 10:48:37 +0000

As if introducing theAcer Liquid A1 on the British Isles first before the Americans could even get the taste of it is not enough, the British techies are going to be given another first from Acer: A black Liquid A1 smartphone.

Still with its 3.5-inch WVGA display, Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, Android 1.6 OS, 5-megapixel camera, and 3G connectivity, the Britons can now choose between a white Acer Liquid A1 and a black version of it. Either way, the phone's pretty fine.

The Acer Liquid A1 still sells at around 330 quid (about US$537) and is available atClove andHandtec.

Image source: Acer

USB Plug and Play Cell Phone Antenna

Rafael — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 09:37:06 +0000

Although the use of mobile phones has become quite common, problems concerning poor signal reception still persist. There are still an abundance of poor signal reception complaints out there. Short of bothering your local network provider about it, there are other things that you can do to resolve this problem personally.

In areas with poor mobile phone signal reception, especially in the home, you may consider getting a signal booster antenna. This USB Plug And Play Cell Phone Antenna might just do the job. This antenna device can help boost signal power in areas where there's crappy signal coverage. It can be as easy as plugging the USB device into your laptop or PC, setting up the antenna up to 15 feet away from its USB base and you're set.

The USB Plug and Play Cell Phone Antenna can improve signal strength for up to three bars within five feet radius of the antenna. You can strategically place the antenna in an area with poor signal reception and you no longer have to complain about your crappy network provider, except maybe for the monthly plan bills. This antenna works with most Canadian and US carriers except for those using iDEN mobile phones. Keep in mind that this antenna would only work if there are some hints of signal reception in the area concerned, up to one bar at the very least. It's available at ThinkGeek for US$100.

PinkTooth Women’s Bluetooth Headset

Rafael — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 09:36:57 +0000

Nearly a decade into the new millennium and it's still blue for boys; pink for girls.

That said, enter PinkTooth.

Obviously, PinkTooth is Bluetooth wireless headset created especially for girls.

PinkTooth, by ChicBuds, is lightweight and is designed with comfy earbuds so it won't wear you ear down during those hour/s-long phone calls.

6 hours talk time, up to 200 hours of standby time, and crystal clear sound make this a must have for any 21^stcentury chick.

And did we mention is encrusted with Swarovski Crystals? And comes packaged in acouture "candy" tin?

It's perfect for the Kimora Lees and Paris Hiltons of the world.

PinkTooth is designed with a 2-color LED and uses a rechargeable Li-Polymer Battery.

It's available at ChicBuds for $49.95.

PowerMat – Charge Your Gadgets Anywhere

Rafael — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 09:43:08 +0000

For those of you who own one-too-many gadgets, recharging can be a problem especially if 2 or more of your devices drop dead simultaneously. Fortunately a charging device that allows you to charge several of your devices all at once: introducing the PowerMat - a charging device that allows you to charge up to three gadgets at the same time.

To use the PowerMat, you simply attach the specific back cover created for a specific device such as your iPhone, Blackberry, Nintendo DS, etc. and you're alls set. The PowerMat also has a portable version which can be folded easily so you can bring it anywhere you go. And, like original PowerMat, it is also compatible with a number of devices with PowerMat back covers or receivers.

However, if your gadgets do not have the PowerMat back cover, you can use a PowerCube which has several different tips or cord types that allow you to charge several different devices.