Microsoft Tag: new encoding custom tag!!!

January 19th, 2009 by amoros

Microsoft has created a new kind of custom tags. So far we had QR Code and Datamatrix Code. The new system from Microsoft is called Microsoft Tag and main difference is that it does not use square pixels, but triangle shapes and colors to store data.

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Palm Pré, the One to rule them all

January 16th, 2009 by Javier Rubio

T-Mobile´s G1, HTC Touch HD, Blackberry Storm, Nokia 5800 XpressMusic… they are all hard contenders for the iPhone. Each have flaws and pluses, but none of them seem to have (still) beaten Apple´s prodigal son.

Now it´s time for Palm, not the lately stucked Palm we have seen, but the Palm that laid the foundation for PDA devices. Yes, after several difficulties, Palm is back to its origins of excellence and commitment, and the proof is here: Palm Pré, the One that will rule them all.

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LG GD910: A Wrist Spy Phone.

January 16th, 2009 by Marta Tejel

One year ago, in CES 2008 tradeshow, the company LG showed us a prototype of its future Watch Phone. In those days it was like a diamond in a showcase which we can only see but cant touch it.
This year this has changed, and that future prototype, is now a working prototype which has been displayed during CES 2009.

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Motorola Aura in action

January 16th, 2009 by admin

Long time ago we spoke about this original phone, Motorola Aura is the first gadged provided with a circular display in the world, now we can see how does it works in this hands-on video. Impressive

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Less phones with Windows Mobile 7

January 14th, 2009 by admin

Although the news seem surprising is true, a few days ago Todd Peters, the Vice President of Marketing for the Windows Mobile division announced at current CES.

It seems that Windows Mobile is losing interest not only to users, but also from the viewpoint of manufacturers, because of the new systems that are emerging (Android and WebOS) and also due to iPhone and the different models of BlackBerry.

Microsoft wants to change its business model. Now prefer to have fewer devices and thus focus more on each of them to achieve better integration with the phone.

And who knows, just surprise us this year with the introduction of a mobile phone with Windows Mobile 7 developed by them.

Via XatakaMovil


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