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Frisch erlegte Alpendohle auf dem Hausberg von Luzern. Die Internet Dayflat von Sunrise auf dem Android Mobile Samsung Galaxy Ace klappt prima mit tethering zum Laptop

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Some of us love being behind the wheel, never mind if the car is a bone shaker or if it has the whiff of a new vehicle inside – we just love the freedom that it provides us, being able to go anywhere we want to (as long as there are roads) although the only thing that might throw us off our kilter would be a non-stop nagging wife, a backseat driver or the bane of all driving – nasty traffic jams while you have been holding your bladder for the past hour and really, really need to go. Why not solve the third problem (and perhaps the first two as well since some GPS systems offer MP3 playback and even video support to keep the wife singing or kids glued to Barney) with a GPS navigation system that helps you get from point A to point B within the shortest time possible? Enter the TomTom Start2 device that shifts car navigation up a gear by making driving even more stress-free.

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TomTom Start2 makes driving a whole lot more relaxing

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3M’s MPro150 pocket projector is back with a bang, and we will have a review up very soon. In the meantime, you will be pleased to know that 3M is offering the chance to win £500 of iwantoneofthose vouchers as well as one of 10 MPro150s in a competition. To enter, just make your way over to 3M’s mobile (www.mobile-u.co.uk) web site and let the good people there know in 50 words or less the most memorable, funny or embarrassing presentation they’ve ever delivered or seen. One of the 10 winners will also have his/her experienced turned into a short viral video, in which he/she can star in if that is his/her wish. What are you waiting for?

From: Coolest Gadgets

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The first device in its performance class, relies on the latest generation of WLAN N standards. Data transfer rates are increased to up to 450 Mbit/s and WLAN coverage is significantly greater. The FRITZ!Box Fon WLAN 6360 will also be premiered – AVM will roll out its FRITZ!Box with integrated cable modem for Internet access via cable TV. AVM will also show off many new innovations for ADSL, network, WLAN and DECT wireless at its stand, C48 in Hall 13. AVM CEO, Johannes Nill, presented the new products at a press conference on the first day of the trade fair. Nill: “What people really want is more speed and better networking. This is exactly what we are focusing on and our new products and innovations meet this need.”

As the first device in its performance class, the new FRITZ!Box WLAN 3370 relies on the latest generation of WLAN N technology. Data transfer rates are increased to up to 450 Mbit/s and WLAN coverage is significantly greater. At the same time, a whole range of technical innovations has made data transfer considerably more robust, especially when traffic is heavy. In conjunction with the integrated VDSL/ADSL modem and four gigabit Ethernet connections, the FRITZ!Box is the ideal platform for handling complex applications such as multiple HD videos, HD-IPTV or games all at the same time.

FRITZ!Box 6360 integrates Internet, and IPTV for cable TV connections

AVM will debut its FRITZ!Box Fon WLAN 6360 for cable connections at the CeBIT 2010. The integrated cable modem already supports the anticipated Euro Docsis 3 standard with speeds of more than 100 Mbit/s. The standard, with its cross-version compatibility, means that the box is in sync with earlier cable connections (Docsis 2). The new FRITZ!Box 6360 comes equipped with all of the convenient functions offered by the top-of-the-line AVM models. High-speed WLAN N, four gigabit Ethernet connections and a USB 2.0 port guarantee the best possible network connections. The extensive features are enhanced by the connection options for cordless phones (DECT/CAT-iq) and the integrated telephone system (Internet/fixed-line).

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Enhancements in this update:

• Maps
  Google Street View – if your carrier supports it…
  Public transit and walking directions
  Display address of dropped pins
  Share location via email
  Decrease in call setup failures and dropped calls
• Mail
  Resolved isolated issues with scheduled fetching of email
  Improved formatting of wide HTML email
• Podcasts are now available for download in iTunes application (over Wi-Fi and cellular network)
• Improved stability and performance of Safari
  Improved sound quality of Visual Voicemail messages
  Pressing Home button from any Home screen displays the first Home screen
  Preference to turn on/off auto-correction in Keyboard Settings

More new or improved features:

Decrease in call set-up failures and dropped calls
Significantly better battery life for most users
Dramatically reduced time to backup to iTunes
Improved email reliability, notably fetching email from POP and Exchange accounts
Faster installation of 3rd party applications
Fixed bugs causing hangs and crashes for users with lots of third party applications
Improved performance in text messaging
Faster loading and searching of contacts
Improved accuracy of the 3G signal strength display
Repeat alert up to two additional times for incoming text messages
Option to wipe data after ten failed passcode attempts
Genius playlist creation
The App Store
Enterprise support
MobileMe support
Mass email move and delete
Contacts search
Updated keyboard and dictionary support
Support for more email attachments
Scientific calculator

The update is available here: Apple iPhone 2.2 update

How to update your iPhone:

1. Make sure you are using iTunes 8. Connect your iPhone to your computer.
2. Download iTunes 8
3. When iTunes opens, select your iPhone under Devices in the Source List on the left.
4. In the iPhone Summary pane, click Check for Update.
5. Click Download and Install. Do not disconnect your iPhone until the update has finished.

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The innovative SurePress™ touch screen on this BlackBerry® device combines a traditional touch screen experience with a responsive click technology. When you type or click items on the screen, the touchscreen is designed to give a tactile feedback, providing you with a familiar computer-style experience.

With multimedia capabilities, the BlackBerry® Storm™ smartphone makes a great impression as you travel across town or to almost any corner of the world.

Features:

Long-lasting Interchangeable Battery

Keep up with the demands of your busy days with less recharging. The BlackBerry® Storm™ smartphone features a long-lasting 1400 mAh battery to help you do what you do, longer.

And when you’re on the go and don’t have time for a battery recharge, simply swap it out. With an easy-access backplate, you can remove and replace your battery quickly in just seconds.

Get Connected Quickly, Stay Connected Longer

With fast Ev-DO/Rev-A network compatibility and built-in GPS, the BlackBerry® Storm™ 9530 smartphone is built for speed and endurance. So, whether you’re across the globe making a business call, or searching for a great restaurant around the corner, you’ll have fast, reliable browsing and communication coverage.

Easy & Accurate SurePress Touch Screen Navigation

The BlackBerry Storm smartphone features a SurePress™ touch screen—an innovative, pressable touch screen that allows fast navigation and accurate typing.
It’s easy to use. Just slide your fingertip across the screen to move the cursor. When you’ve highlighted the letter, number or program feature you’re selecting, press down on the screen to input your choice. It’s that easy.

Vivid, High Resolution Display

You’ll barely believe your eyes when you experience the vivid, high resolution 480×360 pixel screen on the BlackBerry Storm 9530 smartphone. Displaying over 65,000 colors, the awe-inspiring display brings brilliant new life to all of your favorite video clips, pictures, games and more.

Camera and Video Recording—Snap and Send

Take sharp, print-quality pictures using the built-in 3.2 megapixel camera. With auto-focus and auto-flash features built in, the BlackBerry® Storm™ 9530 smartphone has everything you need to shoot like a pro!

Plus, with the video camera function, you can capture all the sound and action, then email it to friends and family!

Conveniently Switch To Calls

In addition to the SurePress™ touch-screen interface, the familiar BlackBerry phone buttons are at the bottom of the device. This ensures an effortless transition from using the smartphone features of your device to taking a call on it—without compromising the information currently displayed on your screen.

Source:Blackberry.com

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