There were nearly 400 people at London’s East End who had gathered to celebrate the yearly Hot 100 list of T3 at Shoreditch House. It was the Palm Pre that crowned as #1 gadget, as it made its first appearance in the UK after it announcement at LA trade show CES. At CES, its Palm-hired bodyguard was also accompanied with him.

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A netbook can’t be truly judged mere through its cover. The Sony VAIOP Series is one of those nice gadgetries that were on almost everyone’s best list at CES. Now just after few days of their revelation, there are reviews which suggest that these so-called “LifeStyle PC” don’t seem to prove as real showstoppers as they were presented.  Here are some reasons why a considerable number of tech reporters fell for this series. …read the rest of this entry»

Logic Bolt may have thought to have dominated the unique projector phone market, but it was wrong as Samsung is running the race too. The last year’s CES had presented tiny DLP-based pico projector. Well, this year Samsung has incorporated something similar into its regular working mobile phone the name of which is still not announced. One can now think of carrying a TV sized screen in pocket in the form of this miniature projector phone. The new Samsung projector phone is due to be available in Korea this year with the Anycall brand that says it’s not a GSM device.

The almost-normally shaped candy bar handset is proud of being free of the huge chassis constraints covering other projector phones.

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