HTC has opened Customer Care centers in Moscow, Russia today. The customer care center can repair phones as-well-as advice customers too for their phones. It is nice to see HTC opening customer care center in Russia as it is the only country where the HTC MAX 4G is available. HTC MAX 4G is the HTC’s first phone with WiMax built-in.
Still, no HTC customer care center can be found in western europe.
[via msmobiles]
Shuttle, a Taiwan based company announced the X50. Hardware-wise the X50 is very similar to the general netbooks in the market right now, but not so similar from the outside. It comes with a huge 15.6-inch display with 1366×768 resolution. It comes with the mighty Atom A330 processor, 1 GB RAM and 160GB HDD. It also has a 1.3MP webcam
The screen is sadly, does not supports multi-touch. It comes with 3 USB ports. Regarding the OS, you have choice between XP home and Vista basic. Price is going to be near $500.
[shuttle] [via akihabaranews]
HP has made available the VGA cable for the mini 1000 series. The cable is modestly priced at $19.99 (excluding shipping charges). So, if you were planning to hook your mini 1000 to your big monitor, now you do so with the help of this accessory.
It is odd to see the manufactures coming with out with so important accessory months after the actual product’s release in the market. Nevertheless, atleast it is now available.
[LINK to hp website]
I do not know how useful this application would be, but G-Trigger allows you to start an application by shaking your device in particular direction. Ofcourse, your device needs to have G-sensor to use this application. This means that the users of HTC DIAMOND, PRO and HD can use this application.
[download]
Rumor has it that the T-Mobile is going to launch HTC Maple at CTIA trade show, which is supposed to be the long-awaited replacement for the T-Mobile Dash. Just like the original T-Mobile Dash, it will also come with a front-facing keyboard.
By the looks of it, it surely is going to be a Windows Mobile Standard device (non touchscreen WM smartphone). There is no information on its price.
[via pcworld]
Super Talent’s 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB UltraDrive LE and 32GB, 64GB, 128GB and 256GB UltraDrive ME are immediately available in production volumes. The UltraDrive LE is rated for a maximum sequential read speed of 230MB/sec and a maximum sequential write speed of 170MB/sec. The UltraDrive ME is rated for a maximum sequential read speed of 200MB/sec and a maximum sequential write speed of 160MB/sec.
