Officially introduce in China at the end of October, Apple’s iPhone has been sold by China Unicom in more than 100,000 units.
That’s not a bad number when you first look at it, but China Unicom has more than 140 million customers, which means that only about 0.07% of them wanted (and could afford) the iPhone.
By comparison, KT (South Korea’s second largest carrier with about 14 million users) said that it received 60,000 iPhone pre-orders before the smartphone’sSource: Unwired View RSS Feed
With less than a month to go until the official launch of Intel's Clarkdale processors we can get a peak at one ECS motherboard targeting the upcoming 32nm chips, the H55H-M. As its name suggests, the new micro ATX board is powered by the H55 chipset and it features 4-phase power, support for LGA 1156 CPUs, two DDR3-1333 memory slots and one PCI-Express x16 slot.
This low-cost product also includes six SATA 3.0 Gbps ports, 5.1 channel audio, Gigabit Ethernet, and has both D-Sub and DVI Source: TechConnect Magazine RSS Feed
Yesterday we showed you some screen shots of Android 2.1 running on the Hero. The guys over at XDA Developers have managed to obtain a leaked copy of the OS and made it available for download on the Hero.
The installation of the ROM is fairly straight forwards although you will first need to root your phone. After that you simply run a backup, wipe the phone and install the new ROM.
As the procedure does involve messing with the ROM and installing the ROM we always recommendSource: Gadget Venue RSS Feed
After their last round of completely out of left field NV-series cameras, we were kind of hoping Samsung wouldn't again resort to their well-specced but below average line of Digimax cameras, but here we have it. Samsung's new seven megapixel S700 and ten megapixel S1000 get the job done with 2.4-inch LCDs, 3x optical zoom, 16MB internal memory, and in the case of the S1000 MPEG-4 VGA video recording. (Wait, didn't they already announce the S1000?) Expect them in august for $250 and $350,Source: Engadget RSS Feed
Section: Computers, Laptops, Features, Contests
Its time for another giveaway here on Gadgetell, and as you will see, this one is just a little different than our last. That said, we do have to thank HP. But with that out of the way, the contest is for a brand new HP Envy 15 notebook and will run from today (November 30) through December 13.
In terms of the notebook, again, it is an HP Envy 15 and here are some bullet points that should get you excited.
The Pro-View wireless camera display squints its eye up to the viewfinder so you don’t have to. The two-part gizmo uses a video camera to peek into the optical viewfinder of a DSLR and beams the image up to 500 feet where it can be viewed on a 640 x 480 LCD screen, similar to the resolution on the last generation of DSLR cameras (around 3K pixels).
The transmitter comes in a variety of fits designed to work with most DSLRs from Canon, Nikon, Olympus and Sony, and you can use up toSource: Gadget Lab RSS Feed
