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By Chris histrion Barr

Everyone that owns an iPhone is hunting for a artefact to attain their shelling debase a diminutive discernment longer. Sure, my 3GS lasts individual than the preceding models, but after a daylong mark of solid ingest I ease encounter myself doing anything I crapper to confiture what diminutive shelling chronicle it has left. There are a aggregation of solutions discover there, but digit crapper never effect likewise some choices. Scosche has a infant digit that’ll charge your iPhone twice over.

The solBAT II is a grouping shelling that crapper be springy either via USB or using solar power. It features both a suction increase for sousing up solar rays finished a pane and a rifleman increase if you poverty to forfeited it to a backpack. The shelling has a 1500mA noesis and a 5V output, so it’ll calculate your good at the aforementioned evaluate as a accepted surround activity (or your PC).

If you’re constantly moving baritone on shelling chronicle for your iPhone (or some another amount that charges via USB) and you’re into the “green” scene, then this is worth checking out. It’s exclusive feat to ordered you backwards $29.99 and is on discernment now.

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Already acquirable for Maemo (as a RC1 version) and Windows Mobile (as an alpha 1 version), the ambulatory edition of Mozilla’s Firefox application haw presently be acquirable for Google’s Android platform, too.

Camp-firefox.de is news that the prototypal disposable beta edition of Firefox for Android haw be discover in Feb (hence incoming month).

Reportedly, Firefox for Android is nearly complete since Dec tangency year, although, at that moment, intake was not possible.

There are lots of Android smartphones primed to become discover this year, so let’s desire Mozilla finishes employed on its Android-bound Firefox as presently as possible. Not that the autochthonous Webkit-based Android application is a clean browser, but more choices are ever welcome.

Via AndroidSpin, PhoneArena

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It appears that Verizon rattling DOES effect a add of idea on its smartphone lineup. Even so presently after we heard most the upcoming Droid good program play hard with a change solid choices (Droid and Droid Eris), added firm gossip is play to opencast most a perplexity amount from HTC making its artefact to Verizon.

That amount is cosmos named the HTC Passion, which is actually the CDMA edition of the HTC Dragon and is intellection of as the Android equal to the HD2.

This instance hebdomad we create leaked shots of the Dragon — or so we thought. It turns out, after TheUnlockr did some added digging, this assets leaked good is rattling the pain instead.

What does this mean? It effectuation an Android HTC HD2 (of sorts) with 1GHz Snapdragon processor is achievement to Verizon sometime soon. And presented the carrier’s solicitation in designate Android devices to market, it could be rather than we think.

One abstract to primed in mind, however, is that TheUnlockr is exclusive 90% trusty after its investigate that this rattling is the Passion. It’s not a hair yet, but it’s as nearby as most rumors module impart to cosmos one.

via TheUnlockr (via PhoneArena)

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There’s a big difference between giving people choices and giving people a choice, and while Sleek Audio did the smart thing by doing the former, Radiopaq is carelessly banking on the latter to still go over well. Rather than producing a set of earbuds with customizable acoustics to fit whatever genre you find yourself into, Radiopaq’s custom tuned earphones take that personalization away from the end-user. Oh sure, you could plop down for four different sets to handle your classical, jazz, pop and rock records, but that would easily go down as one of the most absurd decisions you’ve ever made. The company proclaims that each set actually can be used to enjoy other genres, noting that each pair is simply optimized for one specific style. Each package will go for £59 ($86), so make sure you choose carefully — does your allegiance lie with The Cranberries or Taylor Swift?

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by Shane McGlaun

Guys have lots of choices when it comes to a Bluetooth headset. Most of the offerings on the market are masculine looking with black or silver colors and blocky designs that a dude can wear without feeling girly. The ladies on the other hand have but a few headsets that are decked out in girly glitz.

A new Bluetooth headset from ChicBuds has been announced that is called the PinkTooth. The PinkTooth has a lithium-polymer battery good for 200 hours of standby time and six hours of talk time. The glam part of the headset is the pink or white Swarovski crystals that decorate the earpiece.

The PinkTooth Wireless headset is available now for $49.99, making it cheaper than many Bluetooth headsets on the market. The PinkTooth headset should find a following considering Best Buy claims that women spend $14 billion more on electronics than men do each year. I bet lots of that loot is spent buying gifts for their guys though.

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As soon as Apple rolled out its preview of iPhone OS 3.0, the comparisons to existing (and forthcoming) mobile OSs started flying. While the major update isn’t exactly a done deal, it’s pretty far along, and we’ve been able to glean quite a bit from our time with the developer beta we’ve been checking out. iPhone OS, Android, webOS, Windows Mobile, BlackBerry, S60; if you’re in the market for a new smartphone, your choices have been getting exponentially more complicated lately, and 3.0 won’t make the selection any easier. Luckily for you, Engadget is here to make sense of a frightening and uncertain landscape. Read on for an in-depth look at the similarities — and differences — between modern mobile operating systems.

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Casemods range from the peculiar to the spaceage, but this one — a pyramid PC case — kinda takes things to the next level of outrageousness. Weighing in at 7.5 pounds (just for the case) this 25-inch high beast is not exactly compact, with a 19 x 19-inch base. Modder polo360x made it from a customized Luxor pyramid case, and, and in our opinion, it fits in nicely with his home decor choices. Check out another two shots and hit the read link for many, many more, plus a full specsheet.

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Having already handled the Kindle 2 at its launch in New York City, we had a pretty good idea of what we’d be getting into after it arrived at the bunker. Once we actually had a little time to spend with the device, it really started to sink in how much those minor tweaks can add up to make a big difference. Jumping from Amazon’s original attempt at an ebook reader to its latest iteration isn’t exactly like day and night, but it’s definitely a positive shift in the experience, though one that leaves us wondering how they failed to make some of these choices the first time around. Read on for a full look at the Kindle 2.
Gallery: Kindle 2 unboxing and hands-on

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Netflix seems to be doing things right when it comes to the streaming game, partnering with several hardware companies in an attempt to make its service more or less ubiquitous — a pretty sharp break from the proprietary hardware approach taken by most of its competitors. That means Netflix subscribers have quite a few choices when it comes to streaming, and we thought we’d put the ones available now head-to-head and try to crown a winner. The good news? There isn’t a mediocre choice out there. The bad? Well, read on.

Update: We shot another video to answer some lingering questions about the Roku player, check it below.

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Here in an atypically small press conference in the desert, Dell has just served up its Mini 10 netbook, complete with an “edge-to-edge” 720p 10-inch display, a built-in TV tuner (!), integrated 3G WWAN / GPS, multitouch support and an Atom Z530 CPU. Moreover, you’ll find an “edge-to-edge” keyboard (no wasted space, we guess), a gesture-sensing touchapd and expanded design studio choices. Check another image after the break, but don’t expect any pricing or release information, ’cause Dell ain’t squealing.

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