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Talk of a Windows Phone 7 update for the HTC HD2 has circulated pretty much since the phone was launched, but despite ostensibly positive hints from HTC themselves, it looks like Microsoft’s newly-rigid hardware guidelines have scuppered the Snapdragon smartphone’s chances.  Speaking to APC Magazine, Natasha Kwan, General Manager for Microsoft’s Mobile Communications Business in the Asia-Pacific region pointed out that the HD2 won’t qualify for an upgrade as “it doesn’t have the three buttons”.

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While we got our first glimpse of Viliv S10 Blade pricing yesterday, when import specialist Dynamism confirmed the convertible touchscreen netbook would kick off from $699, we’ve still been waiting for full pricing across all seven models.  A little Google Shopping magic later, however, and one UMPC Portal commenter has dug up all the pricing; as we feared, the S10 Blade isn’t going to be an especially affordable system.  Full price/spec list after the cut.

All models come with 1GB of RAM, a 10.1-inch 3-point multitouch-capable display (though the entry-level model lacks OS support for multitouch) running at 1366 x 768, a webcam, Bluetooth 2.0+EDR and WiFi b/g.  The seven SKUs are as follows:

• Atom Z530 1.6GHz/60GB HDD/Win XP – $699
• Atom Z530 1.6GHz/32GB SSD/Win 7 – $797
• Atom Z530 1.6GHz/64GB SSD/Win 7 – $857
• Atom Z530 1.6GHz/32GB SSD/Win 7/HSPA modem – $889
• Atom Z530 1.6GHz/64GB SSD/Win 7/HSPA modem – $949
• Atom Z550 2.0GHz/64GB SSD/Win 7 – $987
• Atom Z550 2.0GHz/64GB SSD/Win 7/HSPA modem – $1,079

Despite Viliv’s work to squeeze up to 10hrs runtime from the S10 Blade (or 7hrs solid video playback), we’re not convinced users will spend over $1k on a netbook.  When you consider what other ultraportable machines you could get for that sort of money, sales success of the S10 seems far from guaranteed.

HTC’s second launch event of MWC 2010 may have been a little more subdued than the Desire/Legend/HD mini announcement, but the phone it detailed may reach a whole lot more users than that trio.  Along with carrier O2, the company have announced availability of the  HTC Smart, an entry-level device running Qualcomm’s Brew MP OS on a 300MHz processor.  Check out our hands-on video demo after the cut.

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أعلنت شركة MSI عن أنصمام حاسبات محمولان لعائلة GX وهذه الفئه معروفة بفئة الألعاب  .الحاسب المحمول GX640 بشاشة طولها 15 أنش  والحاسب المحمول GX740 بشاشة طولها 17 أنش  وموعد الأصدار سيكون في شهر مارس وأولى الدول هي بريطانيا العظمى .

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واجهت صعوبه في وضع عنوان مناسب لهذا المقال لكن يمكنني الآن أن أشعر بالراحة في وصف الذاكرة الفلاشية Infinite USB . الأمر ببساطه , شركة Infinitec صنعة ذاكرة  فلاشية بداخلها الوايرلس بنطاق  802.11n  وهذا يعني أنه بأمكان عمل شبكه للأتصال (ad hoc) به من أي جهاز  وبثّ ماتريده من فيديوهات عبره .

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أمامكم الهاتف المحمول Samsung S8500 أو مايمسى بالـ Wave  ومن المفترض أن يكون هذا الهاتف هو أول هاتف سيزود بنظام Bada.بخصوص المواصفات فهذا يملك مواصفات رائعه جدا وهي :

• الشاشة طولها 3.3 أنش تعمل بتقنية AMOLED الجديده كليّا
• الكاميرا بدقة خمسة ميجابيكسل مع الضبط التلقائي والفلاش
• تصوير فيديو 720p
• الذاكرة الداخلية 2 جيجابايت
• منفذ للذاكرة الخارجية
• HSDPA
• الوايرلس WIFI b/g/n
• المعالج 1 جيجاهرتز
• النظام Bada OS
• الواجهه المستخدمه هي Touchwiz 3.0
• منفذ صوتي 3.5 ملم
• البطارية 1500mAh
• مصنوع من الألمنيوم
• زجاج قوي
• مشغل Divx
• السماكة 10.9 ملم

المزيد من الصور بالداخل

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HP have outed their latest G-series laptop, and its had an injection of ENVY styling.  The HP G62t packs a choice of Intel Core i3, i5 or i7 processors, together with up to 4GB of DDR3 memory, up to 500GB storage and integrated Intel graphics, but it’s the pricing that’s most interesting: whereas an ENVY 15 will set you back $1,300 upwards, the G62t starts from $599.99.

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If you’ve been patiently waiting for your Logitech Squeezebox Touch preorder to ship, don’t get too excited; the FedEx man is still long from your door.  According to a post by a Slim Devices developer in the official Logitech forums yesterday, “we’re looking at a couple of months until release” of the touchscreen media streamer.

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Yesterday’s news that SlingPlayer for iPhone was finally being allowed to use AT&T’s 3G network was widely accompanied by a quote from AT&T CEO Ralph de la Vega claiming that Sling Media had modified the code to suit the carrier.  Today, however, Sling Media themselves are claiming that they made no changes to the app; representative John Santoro says “we didn’t change anything … AT&T never discussed any specific requirements with us.”

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