Tech News for the Day, Wednesday, June 23, 2010
We’ll start with the super-cool Vortex Cannon.
Some nine-year-old sends a camera into space.
Check out the Homage 1, a clear homage to Transformers, then and now.
Welcome to the iPhone 4, with some scratches, sorry to say.
Check out Google Maps for Android version 4.3.
What are iPhone 4 reviews doing out already?
DC Comics is now an App for the iPad.
Kobo e-reader is available on WebOS, BlackBerry, and the iPhone.
There is a Bing iPhone App that can turn a barcode into a search engine.
The Lenovo IdeaPad has both Pegatron and Freescale properties.
Tesco Mobile of the UK is offering some deal for iPhone users in Britain.
This was Verizon Droid Eris, and it has just been discontinued.
This is the Samsung Omnia i8910-based Windows Phone 7 prototype.
You can control slot cars with Android AIR.
EA Games has its games on sale for the next 24 horus.
Samsung and T-Mobile have three mobile phones, the Gravity T and Gravity 3, as well as the “:)”, seriously, that is what it is called.
There has been some “issues” with the iPhone 3G running iOS4.
Bringrr can remind you via Bluetooth that you have forgotten your mobile phone.
Gourmet Magazine is now an iPad App.
Vizio unveils 2010 3DTVs.
Mitsubishi re-launches Laser Vue HDTV with 3D and 75 inch screen.
HP Unveils the Mini 100e for children.
Western Digital Offers the My Book AV DVR Expander.
Samsung releases the WB650 compact digital camera.
Canon announces the Pro Photo Solutions Show for October 2010.
Toshiba is wanting to go wireless with all its future cameras.
Liquid Image is unveiling some HD Camera-Equipped Goggles.
You want a 3D Browser for your iPhone and iPod Touch? Check it out here.
Transcend has an Ultimate 64GB Class 10 SDXC Memory Card.
