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  • TomTom Places iPhone App Now Available in 5 Countries

    AMSTERDAM–(BUSINESS WIRE)–TomTom today announces that their recently launched iPhone application is now available in four more countries; Germany, Belgium, Portugal, and Denmark. The TomTom Places iPhone application has ...

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  • Vogel’s RingO For the iPad 2 Now Available at Apple Stores Across Europe

    EINDHOVEN, Netherlands–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Vogel’s (http://www.ipadonthewall.com/ringo/) today announced the availability of the first mounting system for iPad 2 at all Apple Stores, online and retail, across...

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  • Music Fans Will Never Miss Another Concert with New Songkick Concerts App

    LONDON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Songkick, (http://www.songkick.com), the live music and technology company that connects music fans with their favorite artists’ tours, today announced the launch of its...

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  • Kyocera Echo, Exclusively from Sprint, Revolutionizes the Android Experience as the First Dual-Touchscreen Smartphone

    NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Sprint (NYSE: S) and Kyocera Communications Inc. today announced the first dual-touchscreen Android™ smartphone, Kyocera Echo™, exclusively from Sprint. This ...

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  • Rightmove Responds To Android Growth With New Mobile Site

    Rightmove has launched a new mobile website (mSite), following the success of its number one ranked iPhone app, in response to the growing opportunity amongst users of Android phones and other mobile operating systems. The new mSite, uses HTML5 coding allowing it to replicate the...

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  • TRON controllers will be available for purchase

    TRON controllers will be available for purchase

    Rejoice user! Devin won't be keeling over from auto-erotic asphyxiation after all. The TRON controllers that he saw at E3 and threatened to hold his breath over? Well, they are going to be for sale. To be honest, I haven't considered replacing my stock Xbox 360 controllers until this point, but now I'm afraid I have no choice.

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  • Best Buy iPhone inventory details leak

    Best Buy iPhone inventory details leak

    Looks like Best Buy's inventory details for the iPhone 4 launch have leaked out, and -- if you were one of the many unlucky iPhone luvahs that were unable to place a pre-order last week -- you may want to plan your June 24th around the details. The skinny of it is that most stores are receiving anywhere between 20 and 70 phones.

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  • Photo set: The Dell Streak vs the HTC EVO 4G

    Photo set: The Dell Streak vs the HTC EVO 4G

    First off let me apologize for the photo quality. I only had a few short minutes to spend the Streak and it happened to be in a dark room that looked like Batman decorated it. So the photos aren't the best, but this is just a taste. We'll have a proper set soon. Anyway, I happened to have an EVO 4G with me and I must say that the Dell Streak makes it look like normal-sized phone. There is a large difference in the overall size even though the screen size is only .7-inches larger. It's as thin as the Evo, but it still feels a bit too large to be a phone. However, that thought might be premature as it might be something you need to use to appreciate. The whole package feels solid, refined and wonderful. It's clearly not for everyone given its large size, but a lot of people will probably love it. Click through for photos.

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  • Here are your Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword movements

    Here are your Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword movements

    The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword might be the Wii's crowning achievement, magnum opus and the single best reason to buy the system. It's going to be huge. Nintendo had a series of posters hung behind its E3 booth that will help you start practicing for the game right now. Click through for what we can only assume are the 11 major control movements for the upcoming Zelda title.

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  • Sony PlayStation Move Charging Station: $29, charges two Move controllers simultaneously

    Sony PlayStation Move Charging Station: $29, charges two Move controllers simultaneously

    Buried in the depth's of Sony's online archives were these photos of the PlayStation Move Charging Station, a device we don't remember seeing at the big E3 booth. Or maybe we're blind. In any event: the Charging Station, as the name implies, charges your Move controllers. Up to two at a time, too.

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  • The sights of E3 2010

    The sights of E3 2010

    The Electronic Entertainment Expo is the gaming industry’s equivalent of the Consumer Electronic Show and the North American International Auto Show. It’s a massive show filled with game demos, over-the-top booths, and scantly-claded booth babes. It’s heaven. Click through for a large photo gallery that will give you a taste of what you’re missing.

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  • Sony Ericsson outs their first full-touch Walkman-branded feature phone: Yendo

    Sony Ericsson outs their first full-touch Walkman-branded feature phone: Yendo

    You know, not all of us want a smart phone. There are people out there who only use a mobile to make calls, send texts, and listen to a few tunes. They're not the ones reading this blog, though. Maybe you know one of them and want to pass this information on? Anyway, Sony Ericsson today announced (alongside their next Android handset, the X8) their first ever full-touch, Walkman-branded, probably-not-very-expensive, feature-phone: the Yendo.

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  • Microsoft unveils the Kinect, arriving in November for $149

    Microsoft unveils the Kinect, arriving in November for $149

    In what amounts to the worst-kept secret of E3, Microsoft has just unveiled the Kinect motion controller. Originally called Project Natal, this is the final trade version of the Kinect controller and will be available in November. Pricing is currently unavailable but we will have more information shortly.

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  • Droid Xtreme (or X, or Shadow, or whatever it’s called) caught on camera yet again.

    Droid Xtreme (or X, or Shadow, or whatever it’s called) caught on camera yet again.

    Man - is Motorola just giving out new, unannounced handsets to everyone they see carrying a camera? Between the Droid Xtreme, and the Droid 2, the number of leaks is starting to get silly. With that said, keep'em coming! Today's latest batch of leaked goods comes in the form of gloriously sharp shots of the Droid 2's keyboard-less brother, the Droid Xtreme.

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