The NEW iPhone 4G - Coming JULY 2010

June 7, 2010 - Are you ready?Release likely around June 24, 2010!Lots of speculation is going around on the new iPhone 4g... in HD!! Official features have been revealed at the WWDC conference today.Verizon Wireless is currently testing a CDMA version of the iPhone 4G and Verizon confirms they are making network changes to bring the iphone to their network. The new iPhone 4g is going to be loaded with awesome new features like video chat, multi-tasking and extreme downloading. (List of possible features below). Just when you think there is nothing else to come up with, more and more and more technology comes out. And it is on the rise, and not just at Apple, Inc!Woo hoo! This iPhone 4g could also have dual core processors and higher and...

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Tesla Motors goes public higher than planned

Tesla Motors went public Tuesday morning with its stock priced higher than originally planned, amid enthusiasm for the company's sleek electric vehicles and questions about its ability to turn a profit.Under the ticker symbol TSLA, the Silicon Valley company's stock opened at $17, above its anticipated range of $14 to $16, and Tesla CEO Elon Musk heralded the day's Nasdaq trading by ringing the opening bell.Through the highly anticipated initial public offering, Tesla on Monday said it plans to raise about $226 million by selling13.3 million shares, the second time it raised its IPO target.The higher opening price reflects the enthusiasm amonginvestors for Tesla's historic IPO, the first auto-related IPO since Ford Motor went...

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Droid Incredible review

At this point, the HTC Incredible should seem like pretty familiar territory to our readers. We first caught wind of the device in a ROM leak back in December of 2009, and shortly thereafter saw lots of little snippets on the phone that made it clear it was headed our way. Of course, it's a potent combination that's been put together here -- an HTC-made, Verizon-locked device sporting a 1GHz Snapdragon CPU, 8GB of internal storage, 748MB of ROM, a microSD slot (with support for up to 32GB cards), an 8 megapixel camera with dual LED flash and autofocus, 480 x 800 AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, and most importantly, Android 2.1 with HTC's Sense UI on-board. The combo of America's largest (and some say best) 3G network with...

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New Sony Ericsson Aspen™

Sony Ericsson Aspen™, the business mobile phone with green credentials at its core. The newest edition to the successful Sony Ericsson GreenHeart™ portfolio, Sony Ericsson Aspen™, allows easy multi-tasking combining the touch experience and a real QWERTY keyboard. Organise and adapt panels to change during the day and use Slide View for quick access to common features.  With Sony Ericsson Aspen™, view and edit office files easily and comfortably with one touch operation, or just access the internet in one click. The QWERTY keyboard is made for fast and easy typing. Simple email set up allows for a maximized messaging experience on the go. Secure the phone’s contents through the Microsoft MyPhone service, which remotely erases...

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NEW NOKIA C6

Nokia C6 entry-level touchscreen slider phone, going below the N97 mini with which it shares styling cues. According to a leak, it will retain a touchscreen and a hidden hardware QWERTY keyboard. The trackpad that is present on the full-size N97 would be back on the C6.  An additional and potentially more noticeable difference would be a more conventional sliding action: it wouldn't angle the phone up towards the user like it does on the N97 and N97 mini. The C6 should have just 256MB of onboard storage, though a microSD slot would let users expand it.  Pricing and release dates for the C6 haven't been made public, though the device is expected to launch in Europe this summer. A North American release is likely shortly...

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Take wireless charging on the go

WildCharger's products have always left us a bit divided. Though the wireless charging pads certainly work as promised, we haven't rushed out to buy them. Sure the ability to charge several gadgets at once is convenient, and the technology certainly is novel, but we can be content with powering our handset the normal way.WildCharge, however, is busily expanding its product line, and at CES 2010 the company (now called Pure Energy Solutions) showed the a new Portable WildCharge Pad. At 5.24 inches long by 2.7 inches wide by 0.47 inch deep, the pad can fit one cell phone comfortably. It weighs just 4.23 ounces so it slips easily into a bag or even a large pocket.It accommodates all current handset skins, which are required to charge...

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New smartphones 2010: World debut of the Apple iPhone 4 in Europe and Japan

THE FUTURE IS IN DETAILS When creating iPhone 4, Apple designers and engineers didn’t start with a clean sheet of paper. They started with three years of experience designing and building the phones that redefined what a phone can do. iPhone 4 is the result of everything they’ve learned so far. And it’s all contained in a beautiful enclosure a mere 9.3 millimeters thin, making iPhone 4 the world’s thinnest smartphone. 1.ENGINEEREED GLASS 2.RETINA DISPLAY 3.STAINLEES STEILL 4.APPLE A4 PROCESOR 5.GYRO+ACCELEROMETER 6.CAMERA LED FLASH 7.MIC+HIGH QUALITY SPEAKER 8.SUPER MULTI TOUCH...

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New's tecnology

New material promises fuel-cell design breakthroughU.K. team researches thinner, cheaper solar cellsCasio Fuel Cells for Portable DevicesResearchers discover recipe for cheaper, more efficient fuel cellHighly efficient 'nanocoax' solar cell inspired by coaxial cableLithium-air batteries offer three times the energy dens...

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Nissan Bets on the Electric Car

Unlike EVs that placed batteries in the back seat and trunk, the Leaf's pack will reside under the floor. Source: Nissan View Slideshow From the Altra EV of a decade ago to today's Leaf, Nissan claims it has doubled its battery's energy density and power. In interviews, however, the automaker hasn't revealed if it is comparing today's number to the 1998 figure, which was 90 W-hr/kg, or to some earlier figure. Most experts believe the new number is between 140-150 W-hr/kg. "I suspect that the ‘factor two' phrasing is being used loosely, in a marketing way," says David Swan, founder and president of DHS Engineering, a consulting engineering firm that designs and tests batteries. "Who's going to say, ‘We boosted it by a factor of 1.7?'" Whatever...

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