Nokia X7 and E6 Symbian Anna phones start shipping into obsolescence

While we eagerly await Nokia's first Mango device, millions of others (we're told) have been patiently anticipating shipments of the first Symbian Anna smartphones. Well, today's the day, good sir. Nokia just loosed its 4-inch X7 media slab and E6 portrait QWERTY with 326ppi display into the shipping lanes. Look for the E6 worldwide while the X7 will skip the US carriers (as expected) targeting the friendlier Symbian climates of Europe, Eurasia, China, India and other countries around AsiaPac. Huzzah? via [engadget]

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Sony: PS store will be back at the end of this week..

 

After waiting one month, Sony announced that PlayStation Network services, including store and others will return at the end of week...

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Rumor: NGP to have 256MB RAM and named as PSVita?

Some days ago, French website revealed info about 3G-less versoin of NGP, that specs are cut in half... That means 256MB RAM and 128MB VRAM, but there's no official info about NGP-s real specs..

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GEORGIA - Happy Independence Day, 20th anniversary

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Questions about NGP..

I have some questions about Sony's Next Gen Portable, what kind of sim cards it will support for 3G? MicroSim? Ooor Standard GSM ?

Sadly, I really want to go on E3, but! It's impossible for me :( I want to see this baby with my eyes before release and play some demos on it... Sony, you must do it best and beast, with great games.. I hope you'll do...

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Sony NGP to have Trophy, mail, messaging and internet browser support..

      As many of you heard, in january of 27th, on Playstation meeting in Tokyo, Sony announced successor of PSP new portable entertainment device, codenamed NGP (Next Generation Portable - official name to be announced on E3). Since that date, we don't know full specs of this amazing device except some details that device equipped quad-core ARM processing and graphical chipset, GPS, 5 inch brilliant OLED capacitive touch display with 960x544 pixels (twice more that we have seen in PSP - 480x272) and rear TouchPad, second analog stick, 2 cameras and 6 axis sensor with "super oval" design, really great step by Sony. Specs, screens and video inside

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Sony reportedly tells developers PlayStation Store will return SOON

We wouldn't recommend setting aside time to enjoy your "Welcome Back" package just yet, but it looks like we now have our first solid indication of when the PlayStation Store will finally return to PlayStation 3 and PSP users. Return date inside :)

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UDC shows off serpentine OLED lamp concept at SID 2011

We've seen flexible OLEDs and OLED lighting solutions before, but none of them conjured our sweaty club-hopping fantasies quite like this concept from Universal Display Corporation (UDC). The flexible OLED makers weren't particularly forthcoming on the specs for this color-changing apparatus, but we can tell you that it uncoils and recoils with the help of a motion sensor, and requires very little energy to power -- note that tiny wire supplying 100 percent of the required juice. UDC used this flashy lamp specifically to show off its own brand of low-energy flexible white OLED lighting, which means you won't see it popping up in B.E.D. anytime soon (if ever), but it certainly has us thinking of new ways to light up our nights. Video inside :)

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Sharp demos 85-inch monster TV, boasting 7,680 x 4,320-pixel resolution

Not a month goes by without a TV manufacturer releasing a new monster TV, with sizes comfortably above 60 and 70 inches. Nearly all of them feature the same resolution – 1920×1080 pixels – however, so the smaller sets are technically sharper. The latest model from the aptly named Sharp looks to change this, with a staggeringly crisp 7,680×4,320-pixel resolution.

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WHAT??? PSN logins exploited again, Sony takes pages offline

This isn't as bad as it could have been -- Sony's PSN hasn't exactly been hacked again -- but what can only be described as a glaring oversight looks to have forced the company into hastily switching off PSN logins on its websites. The issue? If you legitimately forget your password and need to reset it, previously all you had to do was type in your e-mail address and date of birth, then choose a delightfully cunning new password. Sounds good? More inside

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