Get A $30+ iPhone 4S Case For Just Under $1.5 Now (Legally)!

Good folks, hurry up. This is no joke. BoxWave, the company that hit headlines after launching a physical keyboard for iPhone 4 is now offering an absolutely irresistible deal on iPhone 4S cases. All of the new product cases on the company's website are surprisingly listed under $1.50 after discount from their original prices of about $30+.
Some of  these cases are priced at just $1 like the Crystal iPhone 4S shell or the Rhino DuroForm iPhone 4S case, etc which despite such low price claim to offer tough protection.



Technology Nerd, Get A $30+ iPhone 4S Case For Just Under $1.5 Now (Legally)!

Samsung's Korea-bound Galaxy S II HD LTE pops up in FCC filings

We'll have to brush up on our foreign languages to decipher the full battery label, but the Samsung SHV-E120L (aka the Galaxy S II HD LTE, thanks David_DK!) - home to a 4.65-inch HD screen and dual-core 1.5GHz processor according to specs leaked last month - has passed through its FCC testing.

Engadget, Samsung's Korea-bound Galaxy S II HD LTE pops up in FCC filings

Sony Ericsson sales, net income slide in Q3; smartphones primary focus in 2012

Sony Ericsson reported its third-quarter results on Friday and while several figures suggest the company is on the upswing quarter-over-quarter, its net income and shipments were still down compared to the same quarter in 2010. The company shipped 9.5 million devices during the quarter, up 33% from the 7.6 million it shipped last quarter but down from the 10.4 million it shipped during the third quarter last year. It attributed the decline to fewer feature phone shipments as the company continues to pivot its focus to smartphones.

Boy Genius Report, Sony Ericsson sales, net income slide in Q3; smartphones primary focus in 2012

Wopad V7+ Android tablet unveiled

It was only earlier this week when we revealed the unofficial Angry Birds tablet, the V7 from Wopad. Well it looks like the tablet's manufacturer has got another one up its sleeve, this time it's the Wopad V7+. Looking similar to the V7 on the outside, it features a host of improved components on the inside. The Wopad V7+ packs a 1.3GHz processor, a 7″ (800 x 480) capacitive display, 512MB of RAM, 4GB of storage, and a 1.3-megapixel front facing camera.
3G, HDMI output, two mini-USB ports, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, and Google apps (i.e.

Ubergizmo, Wopad V7+ Android tablet unveiled

Deal of the Day - 15% off Lenovo ThinkPad W520 15.6' Mobile Workstation with Intel Core i7

Today's LogicBUY Deal is 15% off the Lenovo ThinkPad W520 with 2nd generation Intel Core i7 dual-core for $1070.15 or quad-core for $1240.15.  Features: full HD high color gamut 1920 X 1080 (1080p) screen, NVIDIA 2GB discrete graphics, internal roll cage protects the internal components and drain holes in the keyboard to siphon away spills, over 10 hours of battery life. Dual core Core i7-2620M 2.7GHz, 4GB memory, 320GB hard drive: $2215 – $956 instant savings - 15% off coupon code  = $1070.15 with free shipping.  .

The Gadgeteer, Deal of the Day - 15% off Lenovo ThinkPad W520 15.6' Mobile Workstation with Intel Core i7

Huawei M835 Sanctioned by tokidoki arriving on MetroPCS

While MetroPCS may not be the bigger or most popular carrier in the US, they have recently introduced the Huawei M835 Sanctioned by tokidoki. For those unfamiliar, Huawei is a device manufacturer who is known for putting out budget-friendly handsets and tablets, while tokidoki is a Japanese-inspired lifestyle brand founded in Los Angeles, whose products feature designs similar to the one in the photo above. As far as hardware specs are concerned, don't expect this to go toe-to-toe with any of the mid-high end Android handsets.

Ubergizmo, Huawei M835 Sanctioned by tokidoki arriving on MetroPCS

Microsoft Finalizes Acquisition of Skype

Microsoft has finalized its acquisition of Skype, five months after it was first announced. Under the new deal, which is said to cost $8.5 billion, Skype CEO Tony Bates will be reassigned as the president of the new Skype Division of Microsoft and will have to report directly to Microsoft's CEO Steve Ballmer. Most of Skype employees, who are stationed in offices around the world, will remain in the team. These offices include outposts in the United States, Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, United Kingdom, Luxembourg, Sweden, Russia, the Czech Republic, and Estonia.

Gadget.com, Microsoft Finalizes Acquisition of Skype

Windows 8 Task Manager gets streamlined

One of the most common apps that we run in Windows has got to be the Windows Task Manager. It's everybody's favorite three-fingered salute which launches the definite go-to app when something's not quite right in Windows. The Windows 8 team did some research to find out what people used Task Manager for and it turns out that its most commonly used feature was to end programs and processes. Seeing how only a small amount of users actually bothered with the other tabs, in Windows 8 they've decided to hide them away and focus on killing apps instead. And that's what the Windows 8 Task Manager is going to be great at.



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WISPR Vaporizer: Smoking Without the Smoke

Could the WISPR make smoking cool again. The problem with being a smoker (apart from that whole early death thing) is that it is getting harder and harder to do. Gone are the days of firing up a fine Havana in a crowded restaurant, or sucking on a cigarette with your morning coffee. Smokers are forced to smoke outside, adding pneumonia and hypothermia to the list of risky diseases.

You probably won't convince anyone to let you use it on a plane, but you may be able to get away with smoke-free smoking using the surprisingly stylish WISPR vaporizer from Iolite.

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wwws, WISPR Vaporizer: Smoking Without the Smoke

LiveViewGPS rolls out another couple of portable GPS tracking devices

Heard of LiveViewGPS before. They are actually a leading GPS tracker system company with a couple of new portable GPS tracking devices that are perfect for covert tracking, where they are known as the LiveViewGPS PT-8100N and the PT-8500 CDMA GPS Tracker. Measuring a mere 2.75″ x 1.6″, the micro-sized LiveViewGPS PT-8100N will be useful for stealthy operations, where it can protect valuable merchandise and equipment in addition to humans such as children and elderly persons. With a battery life of ten days – or up to six months, depending on battery configuration.

Ubergizmo, LiveViewGPS rolls out another couple of portable GPS tracking devices

HD Radio to arrive in Cadillac models next year

We did talk about the Cadillac CUE system that will be arriving sometime next year in all their models, and among the technologies involved would be HD Radio. HD Radio will basically deliver crystal-clear digital sound as well as enhanced features, where it will make its way across numerous new Cadillac models during the 2012 calendar year.

Ubergizmo, HD Radio to arrive in Cadillac models next year

Samsung Galaxy Nexus Pops Up In Verizon Device Management

I don’t know where or how rumors began swirling in regards to the possibility of the Samsung Nexus Prime (Samsung Galaxy Nexus) not arriving on Verizon’s network but it’s safe to say this new leak squashes those rumors. The Samsung Galaxy Nexus has popped up in Verizon’s device management which simultaneously confirms not only that the device will be available for Big Red but it will be 4G LTE enabled and that it will be under the name “Galaxy Nexus.” Can’t say I remember where the “Prime” moniker originated from but I always liked the ring of that.

Android Phone, Samsung Galaxy Nexus Pops Up In Verizon Device Management

Android Team is Now on Twitter

The guys inside building 44 chose today to make a Twitter account, finally. After only having a presence on their official blog and on YouTube, they're finally in on the 140 character party. What can we expect from the account. Cant say for sure, but you know we'll be following it.

Android Phone, Android Team is Now on Twitter

Ubuntu 11.10 'Oneiric Ocelot' now available to download

In case you haven't been keeping an eye on the countdown, we thought we'd remind you that Ubuntu 11.10 - otherwise known as Oneiric Ocelot - is now available to download (completely free of charge, of course). That brings with it an updated version of the Unity interface that includes features like a new alt + tab switcher and "Lenses" with some expanded functionality instead of the previous "Places" feature - not to mention full support for Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and other script languages. Did we mention it also now has its own soundtrack.

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Win our review copy of Forza Motorsport 4!

Turn 10 Studios sent us a copy of Forza Motorsport 4 to review, along with a special press kit that includes a key-shaped 2GB USB metal flash drive, a tire pressure gauge and press binder with Forza Motorsport 4 pad and pen. We're done reviewing the game, so Autoblog is giving away the game plus press kit to one lucky commenter. To enter, just leave a single comment on this post telling us which racing game you think is better, Forza Motorsport 4 or Gran Turismo 5.

Autoblog, Win our review copy of Forza Motorsport 4!

Sony to release 3G Tablet S, Tablet P in Japan 28th October

If you're living in Japan, the good news is that Sony's first Android tablet offerings, the Tablet S and the Tablet P will start being offered in a 3G version come October 28th, and they will be available on Japanese carrier NTT DoCoMo. This seems to be slightly ahead of Sony's plans, which initially had the company launching 3G versions of their Android tablet offerings some time in November, but we guess this isn't a bad thing.

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Sigma SD1 Wood Edition

Most camera makers usually like to boast that their camera bodies are made out of more sturdy stuff than plastic, such as magnesium alloy which can be found on higher end models of certain DSLRs, but it looks like Sigma has taken it one step further by commissioning a camera whose body is made out of wood instead. The photo above is none other than Sigma's SD1 DSLR, whose casing is made out of Amboyna Burl, an expensive and decorative veneer taken from a tree found in Southeast Asia. It appears that each case takes about 60 hours of work to complete, which includes cutting, milling and polishing.

Ubergizmo, Sigma SD1 Wood Edition

ABBYY OCR Technology Innovations A Key To European Commission’s Digitisation Research Project

Final Project Conference Will See Launch of the IMPACT Centre of CompetenceBracknell, UK (13, October 2011) — ABBYY, a leading provider of document recognition, document capture and linguistic technologies and services, today announced its participation in the final conference of the European Commission's Improving Access to Text (IMPACT) project. The event will take place on 24-25 October 2011, at the British Library in London.

Press Release Distribution, ABBYY OCR Technology Innovations A Key To European Commission’s Digitisation Research Project

Chery to (finally) invade Europe after 2015

Chery Deputy General Manager Lu Jianhui reportedly provided the 2015 timeline as the planned date to offer the brand in Europe, but added "we are still focusing on Russia and South America, among others, as our major export markets." Chery is already moving a lot of metal in those emerging markets, with a planned 180,000 vehicles for export in 2011.

Autoblog, Chery to (finally) invade Europe after 2015

Motorola Droid Pro finally receiving Gingerbread update

Motorola initially told customers that they would be soon sending out the Gingerbread update to many of its Droid devices. About a week later, the Droid Pro update was supposedly already heading out to users. This unfortunately was false, and started a summer of few Gingerbread updates for the Motorola devices mostly due to trouble with the software. Now, Motorola and Verizon are trying to make things right this fall, and they have just sent out the Gingerbread update for the Motorola Droid Pro. Verizon updated its support documents to show the release of software update 4.6.8.XT610.

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FarmVille developer creating its own gaming platform

As reported on Monday, FarmVille developer Zynga held an “Unleashed” press event at its San Francisco headquarters on Tuesday to reveal what was originally thought to be new games. And while the studio did offer up new titles, the big news was the announcement of its own independent social networking game platform (playground) called Zynga Direct, or Project Z. This platform will allow fans to play Zynga games without having to load up Facebook first, but will still require users to login using Facebook Connect.


2DayBlog.com, FarmVille developer creating its own gaming platform

NextiraOne Europe Opens for Business in the Americas

NXO Americas to meet global needs of NextiraOne's international business customers and local U.S. market demands Paris - 13 October 2011 - NextiraOne, Europe's leading expert in communications services, has today announced its expansion into the Americas with the establishment of a new subsidiary, NXO Americas.Based in Louisville, Kentucky, NXO Americas will meet the needs of NextiraOne's existing customers for a local presence and create a strong base for growth in the region. It reflects the strong focus on international business by NextiraOne and consolidates an already growing business in the USA.

Press Release Distribution, NextiraOne Europe Opens for Business in the Americas

Samsung Galaxy Note 5.3 targeted at females?

Are having gender-targeted devices ever a good idea. Well, the folks over at HTC thought so when they released the HTC Rhyme (aka Bliss) and now it appears that Samsung is taking the Galaxy Note in the same direction. The 5.3″ device with the gorgeous Super AMOLED HD display is said to be targeted at the female market - simply because of its large size which is suitable for people carrying handbags. Apparently females find the idea of placing a 5.3″ device in their bags more appealing than a 10.1″ tablet, according to Samsung UK's sales director who recently spoke with T3.com.

Ubergizmo, Samsung Galaxy Note 5.3 targeted at females?

GoldenEye 007: Reloaded Gets Multiplayer Gameplay Trailer

Here we have a new multiplayer gameplay trailer from Activision's upcoming HD shooter title ‘GoldenEye 007: Reloaded'. For your info, the game will hit PS3 and Xbox 360 on November 1st.

TechFresh, GoldenEye 007: Reloaded Gets Multiplayer Gameplay Trailer

Samsung Galaxy W will be launched by T-Mobile as the Exhibit II 4G, press shots leaked

The Samsung Galaxy W was announced in August, when the Korean phone maker decided to change its naming scheme for Android-powered smartphones. The Galaxy W was launched alongside other Android-powered smartphones, but it was the highest-specced out of the bunch. It now looks like the Galaxy W is on its way to T-Mobile in the USA. Press shots of T-Mobile's version of this handset have been leaked to PocketNow. Here's the phone in all its glory:

Unlike the internationally-selling version, T-Mobile won't launch this as the Galaxy W, according to TmoNews.

Unwired View, Samsung Galaxy W will be launched by T-Mobile as the Exhibit II 4G, press shots leaked

Find My Friends iPhone App Released

Now that iOS 5 is in the wild (it has been in beta for months), Apple has released the Find My Friends app. The concept isn't new: this is an app that lets you locate your friends who willingly share their position temporarily, or at all times. While the idea and the technology have been investigated before, the actual implementation has not always been successful. In the past, I have used Glympse, which was the best app that I knew for doing exactly this.

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Kia expands racing program with Rio-based B-spec race car

Of all the things that you could call a Kia, "racy" isn't the one that jumps first to mind. But the budget-oriented Korean automaker has been competing in Grand-Am, and is stepping things up (or down) a notch with the racer you see here. Built for the B-Spec showroom stock class, this Rio five-door has been fitted with the requisite safety features (like a stripped-out cabin and roll cage) but little else. Kinetic Motorsports did the preparation work with an eye on numerous different racing series, but we'll have to wait another couple of weeks until SEMA when the car's set to be unveiled for all the details.

Autoblog, Kia expands racing program with Rio-based B-spec race car

Apple may launch ‘iPad mini' in early 2012 to fend off Kindle Fire

. Apple may be working on a new entry-level tablet scheduled to launch early next year. In a note to investors on Wednesday, Ticonderoga Securities analyst Brian White recounted numerous meetings with technology supply chain companies at a trade show in China this week. White noted a general ominous environment, with the majority of the companies he met with commenting on weakening demand across the industry. “The whole world is shrinking,” one company representative told the analyst. Read on for more.

White's meetings with Apple suppliers has turned up an interesting note, however.

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techcrunch, Apple may launch ‘iPad mini' in early 2012 to fend off Kindle Fire

Motorola announces the Lapdock 100, compatible with the Atrix 4G, Photon 4G, and Droid Bionic

When Motorola announced the Atrix 4G earlier this year, one of the unique selling points of the smartphone wasn't part of it, it was an accessory – the Lapdock. This netbook-like shell had a screen, a keyboard, and a big battery, and when you attached the Atrix it would turn to life, powered by the smartphone. Thus buying the Atrix as well as the Lapdock netted you an experience close to owning both a phone and a netbook. That was an interesting concept, and we're always happy to see manufacturers try to innovate by doing more than cramming more MHz into their processors.

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gadgets, Motorola announces the Lapdock 100, compatible with the Atrix 4G, Photon 4G, and Droid Bionic

Keystone ECO Slider Keyboard for the iPhone 4x4S

One of the reasons why some people prefer using their Blackberry devices is due to its physical keyboard layout, which some might argue is superior over an on-screen keyboard. Some Android manufacturers might have acknowledged that fact by putting out smartphones with both on-screen and a physical keyboard, but Apple has remained firm in their resolve in sticking with the on-screen keyboard.

Ubergizmo, Keystone ECO Slider Keyboard for the iPhone 4x4S

Mozilla's patched Firefox 7 breaks sync

According to Mozilla, it has received “lots of sync complaints around server problems”. Accounts cannot be deleted due to a deletion-page error. The company said that it may have “broken the ‘reset your sync account' fix as well.” Additional issues include an incompatible Yahoo Toolbar in 7.0.1, Yahoo mail errors, Java incompatibilities, as well as AVG anti0-virus, which needs to reinstalled manually by users once they upgraded to 7.0.1. Firefox 7 was a hiccup when it was released, which is a shame since it is the first true rapid release version.

2DayBlog.com, Mozilla's patched Firefox 7 breaks sync

Jeremy Clarkson releases trailer for new 'Powered Up' DVD

It seems we may never get enough of Jeremy Clarkson. The Top Gear host always attracts loads of attention no matter what he does, and it doesn't hurt that he always seems to surround himself with some of the most beautiful machines on the planet. That doesn't change for his new DVD, which is titled 'Powered Up.' Clarkson and his band of highly skilled photogs shot the DVD at the Paul Ricard circuit in France, and the post-jump trailer gives us a good idea of the automotive stars of this show.



Autoblog, Jeremy Clarkson releases trailer for new 'Powered Up' DVD

Opera Mobile 11.5 update for Android

If you're rocking to an Android-powered smartphone and also love the Opera Mobile browser to bits, then you would be pleased to hear that there is a new update for the app – where Opera Mobile for Android has just been bumped to version 11.5, and it sports a spanking new mobile data monitor. This built-in support allows you to keep track of the amount of mobile data that you have consumed as the browser keeps a running count of traffic. This is perfect for those who are on a limited data plan, but I suspect most of us bite into unlimited data plans already on our devices.

Ubergizmo, Opera Mobile 11.5 update for Android

Eye Slack Haruka rids of eyebags – oh, really?

It is rather interesting to see a society like Japan being highly advanced, and yet they too have some of their funnier moments in terms of gizmos released. Case in point, the $131 (after conversion, of course) Eye Slack Haruka that was specially designed to reduce unsightly bags under pre-teen eyes. Who would have thought that pre-teen eyes would end up with eyebags, unless said teen spent the entire night out without the parental units' knowledge. A couple of CR2032 cell batteries are required to power this strange looking gizmo, where it can be set to run in two modes - "hard" and "soft.".

Ubergizmo, Eye Slack Haruka rids of eyebags â€" oh, really?

LG P930 Welcomed by FCC, Sports AT&T LTE

Last spring we first caught word of a new LG device through a newly posted User Agent Profile. The LG P930 little was known about the device other than a 720p HD display, leading speculation to range from the next Nexus device to a new tablet. A new FCC filing paints a clearer picture. The idea of the P930 being a Nexus device went out the window with the first rumors of the Samsung-made Nexus Prime, and we can forget about a possible tablet as well. The device instead looks to most certainly be a smartphone, and according to the FCC's report, it will find its way to AT&T sporting the carriers new LTE network.

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Sun Sniper Premium Camera Straps

Sun Sniper produces a line of camera cases that are different than the usual strap.  You no longer have the camera hanging from your neck and bouncing around on your chest.   You wear the Sun Sniper straps across your body, so the weight of the camera is distributed across your chest and back, with the camera hanging at your side.  The straps are padded and shock-abosorbing.  There's only one point of attachment;  a threaded stainless steel ball bearing connector screws into the camera's tripod mount.  Some models have a steel anti-theft wire inside to prevent someone from cutting the strap and stealing your camera.

The Gadgeteer, Sun Sniper Premium Camera Straps

BlueStack launches alpha App Player for Windows

If you've ever wished that some of your Android apps were available on your Windows computer, it may not be such a pipe dream after all. BlackStacks has officially launched the alpha version of their App Player for Windows, which essentially an application for your Windows computer that virtualizes Android on your computer, thus allowing you to run Android applications. It comes preinstalled with several apps and users can add up to 26 more. A premium version of the software is said to be on the way which will let you install unlimited number of apps, as well as giving the user the ability to play games.

Ubergizmo, BlueStack launches alpha App Player for Windows

Black Wii Holiday Bundle announced

Earlier today we reported about the Sega-themed blue Nintendo Wii that will be released this November. Well, it appears that Nintendo has also announced that the Wii will be arriving in another color - this time it's going to be black. As part of the holiday bundle, the black colored Wii (with matching controllers) will come with the New Super Mario Bros. Wii and a special Super Mario Galaxy soundtrack CD.
For fans of Super Mario, or just people who haven't gotten a Wii and are looking to buy one - this bundle seems like an attractive option.

Ubergizmo, Black Wii Holiday Bundle announced

Verizon's Motorola Spyder and Xoom 2 show up in new photos

Expected to be officially introduced next week, the Motorola Spyder (which may be called Droid HD or Droid RAZR in the end) has appeared in another couple of leaked photos. And this time we can clearly see Verizon's logo on it, as well as the 4G LTE logo. The Spyder should become Moto's first smartphone to feature a 4.3 inch qHD Super AMOLED display.



Unwired View, Verizon's Motorola Spyder and Xoom 2 show up in new photos

Hennessey announces 20th Anniversary HPE650 Supercharged Camaro

What do John Entwistle, Rutherford B. Hayes, Hugh Jackman and Hennessey Performance Engineering all have in common. Very little, we imagine, outside of celebrating October birthdays. HPE is turning 20 this month, giving the Texas-based tuner the perfect excuse to build a celebratory Camaro. The company blog tells us the 20th Anniversary Edition HPE650 Camaro will be limited to 20 black over black examples, and yes, that "650" in the model name is an indication of horsepower. The lofty number is achieved by fitting a supercharger, new heads, a new cam, headers, and intake and exhaust upgrades.

Autoblog, Hennessey announces 20th Anniversary HPE650 Supercharged Camaro

Roku LT: an affordable set-top box

Looking for a set-top box for your home television but don't want to spend a fortune purchasing one. Roku has just announced a new addition to its set top box lineup called the Roku LT. Touted as the market's cheapest streaming player, it “works with virtually any TV and delivers the full award-winning Roku streaming experience” with over 300 channels including Netflix, Hulu Plus, Amazon Instant Video, Pandora, EPIX, Crackle, Disney and HBO GO. Roku aims to get one into every household and the low price of the entry-level Roku LT brings the company one step closer to its goal.

Ubergizmo, Roku LT: an affordable set-top box

Facebook Launches iPad App, Finally!

They say the reason why Facebook does not have an app for the iPad because of its disagreements over the former's integration with Ping, Apple's music-oriented social network. But it seems that the stalemate is over as the popular social networking site (finally) released an iPad app. The new app now enables iPad users to access their Facebook accounts without having to using a web browser. It functions just like any Facebook app–as it can be used to like, subscribe, post photos, and even play games–but it is optimized for the multitouch capabilities of the tablet.

Gadget.com, Facebook Launches iPad App, Finally!

Nokia X2-05 takes the candybar route

I must say, Nokia's phones these days tend to look minimalistic in order to keep up with the times, and looks can be rather deceiving at times since most of their handsets in the entry level and mid-range tend to look far better than they perform in terms of hardware specifications. The Nokia X2-05 that comes in a candy bar form factor will place more emphasis on music and media, where it handles MP3 and MP4 files, boasting a loudspeaker that operates at 106 phons - which ought to be loud enough to keep an entire room entertained.

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E-Health Insider hands over Patient Safety Award for eHandover to Ascribe and Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust

11th October 2011 - Ascribe, the leading healthcare solution provider, announced today that, together with Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust, it was delighted to have been presented E-Health Insider's award for eHandover in the category of 'Best use of IT to promote patient safety'. eHandover, which is built using Microsoft's SharePoint® technology, was officially launched in the UK at the National Clinical Handover Conference hosted in London on the 30th June 2011.

Press Release Distribution, E-Health Insider hands over Patient Safety Award for eHandover to Ascribe and Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust

AT&T starts CTIA off right by introducing five new smartphones to its Android lineup

At CTIA last March, AT&T stole the show by announcing its intent to purchase T-Mobile US. This time around the news is a bit more modest, but the company is still hoping to give us a bit of a shock by introducing a litany of new handsets right on time for the holiday season. The carrier promised the release of 12 Android devices throughout the course of the year, and this week's announcement pushes the 2011 running count to 19. Not too shabby. Naturally, we're looking for quality more than quantity, so we couldn't wait to dig into the devices that are coming out.






Engadget, AT&T starts CTIA off right by introducing five new smartphones to its Android lineup