HTC Titan Coming to AT&T on November 20
HTC’s enormous Windows Phone smartphone, the 4.7-inch Titan, will be joining AT&T’s smartphone roster on November 20, the company has announced.
The Titan’s 4.7-inch, 800 x 480 pixel screen might be too big for some, but it’s great for multimedia which makes it a selling point for AT&T. The company jokingly says that the Titan’s large screen is “probably bigger than the TV you have at home.”
The rest of the specifications is solid although not groundbreaking: a 1.5 GHz single-core Snapdragon CPU, 512 MB of RAM, 16 GB of storage, an 8-megapixel camera and HSPA+ connectivity. All of that is packed into a case that measures 130.6 x 70.6 x 9.9 mm, which is bearable given the screen size.
The HTC Titan will be available in AT&T’s stores and online on November 20 for $199.99 with a two-year contract.
Sony Acquires Ericsson’s Stake in Sony Ericsson for $1.47 Billion
Sony Corporation has acquired Ericsson’s stake in mobile phone joint venture Sony Ericsson.
The deal will place Ericsson’s 50% stake in the joint venture under Sony’s control. Sony will also acquire five wireless technology “patent families.” The two companies have also entered into a cross-licensing agreement for their intellectual property.
As part of the transaction, Ericsson will receive a €1.05 billion cash payment from Sony. That values the deal at $1.47 billion at current market prices.
“This acquisition makes sense for Sony and Ericsson, and it will make the difference for consumers, who want to connect with content wherever they are, whenever they want,” Sony CEO Sir Howard Stringer said in a statement sent to Mashable.
Sony says that acquiring all of Sony Ericsson will enhance its “four-screen strategy” — televisions, laptops, tablets and mobile phones. The company intends to not only sell devices in all four categories, but sell content there as well through the PlayStation Network and the Sony Entertainment Network. Sony also has a large presence in film as well, thanks to Sony Pictures.
Sony and Ericsson started their joint venture in 2001 in an effort to turn their unprofitable mobile handset divisions around. The company has focused on Android devices in recent years with the Xperia Arc and theXperia Play, best known as the “PlayStation Phone.”
Meet the Newest Angry Bird
Rovio has introduced a Halloween treat for Angry Birds fans: A new Angry Bird.
The orange bird doesn’t have a name, but does have the ability to blow up several times his size. The bird, which is introduced in the video above, is part of Angry Birds Ham’O’Ween, a new collection of 30 Halloween-themed levels.
For those that have already downloaded Angry Birds Seasons but otherwise costs $.99. Click here for the iTunes and Android versions.
Source: http://mashable.com/2011/10/21/meet-the-newest-angry-bird/
HP Pavilion DV4 Laptop Computer
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HP Deskjet F4180 – Review
I love HP ‘coz of their printers! 
They have a wide variety of printers to choose from. This particular machine is very versatile; a printer, photocopier and scanning machine in one! Nice ei!
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