Archive for May 25th, 2010

The Flying Car That Can Blow Up the Death Star [Concepts]

There are flying cars and there are Flying Cars. This is a FLYING CAR. And that’s not all, because it can transform. More »










Death Star – Recreation – Star Wars – New Zealand – Star Trek

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Motorola’s 4.3-inch Droid Shadow found in a unicorn gym?

Color us highly skeptical of the backstory, but Gizmodo claims to have received a picture of Motorola’s rumored 4.3-inch Droid Shadow. The device above was supposedly left behind at a Verizon corporate gym in Washington. As the story is told, a gym employee managed to snap the photo above and identify an HDMI jack, 8 megapixel camera, Snapdragon processor, and 16GB of storage before the handset was remotely locked and the owner returned to claim it. Suspiciously, there’s only one photo of the device shown at precisely the same angle as the supposedly leaked “getting started” image seen three days ago — right, just enough time to cobble together a Photoshop. The refined Motoblur UI seems to align though so who knows… really, who knows?

[Thanks, Aaron]

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Verizon Wireless HTC DROID Incredible now shipping with 2GB microSD card

Today Verizon Wireless took the HTC DROID Incredible offline briefly to update its order form to include a 2GB microSD card. The device already comes with 8GB of storage, and perhaps will now be able to support Amazon’s MP3 store, which was originally absent due to the lack of a microSD card. Either way, it’s good news for consumers because they’re getting more storage for the same price. The phones of those who order today will ship on June 15th.

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Boost Mobile’s pre-paid, Android-powered Motorola i1 to cost $349.99

When we dug up some evidence yesterday that Boost Mobile would be getting the US’s first pre-paid Android phone in the form of Motorola’s crazy-tough, push-to-talk i1, there was one bit we were missing: the price.
Fortunately, that didn’t stay a secret for very long.

MobileCrunch reader Tyrel found the item lurking around on the depths of [...]

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Kindle App for Android Available Now

There’s a brand new Kindle app for Android, that provides a great reading experience on your handset, replacing the Kindle device. You can access the books you have on your e-reader even if you don’t have the Kindle with you and you can sync your last read page and annotations between devices.

Text size can be [...]

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