AT&T HTC One X not part of HTC's bootloader unlocking program

The AT&T version of the very impressive HTC One X will be landing in US tomorrow on May 6. Unfortunately, even before customers can get their hands on the phone, there is a disappointing bit of news waiting for them. When The Verge reached out to HTC regarding the bootloader on the One X, which, as noticed by MoDaCo, is locked, the company responded by saying that due to some restrictions, the bootloader on the One X will not be unlockable.
As you may know, an unlocked bootloader is necessary for anyone wishing to experiment with custom ROMs on their Android devices.

GSM Arena, AT&T HTC One X not part of HTC's bootloader unlocking program

2012 One Lap Of America starts today

Yes, it's spring time in Indiana, and although Jim Nabors won't be singing ahead of the drop of the green flag, it's time for another One Lap of America. Having been part of the timing and scoring team for well over a decade, we tend to see a lot of the same faces and sheetmetal year in and year out, though there's always a steady stream of newcomers. Every few races, however, there seems to be a bumper crop of new cars that show up as old ones get tired and drivers find something different to play with. This is clearly one of those times, perhaps brought about by the dominance of the Nissan GTR over the last several years.

Autoblog, 2012 One Lap Of America starts today

Happy ‘International Day Against DRM'

. The Free Software Foundation has created a campaign in an effort to eliminate digital rights management (DRM) and embrace DRM-free media. “While DRM has largely been defeated in downloaded music, it is a growing problem in the area of eBooks, where people have had their books restricted so they can't freely loan, re-sell or donate them, read them without being tracked, or move them to a new device without re-purchasing all of them,” the campaign's website reads. “They've even had their eBooks deleted by companies without their permission.

Boy Genius Report, Happy ‘International Day Against DRM'

Volvo releases details on ever-so-slightly updated 2013 XC90

It's hard to believe that the Volvo XC90 has been on the market since 2003. That's 10 model years ago, predating our own existence as a website. Even the XC90 mid-cycle refresh that happened in 2007 seems like an eternity ago. So it stands to reason that for 2013 Volvo would introduce. yet another year of the same old thing.

Well, not exactly. The 2013 XC90 has been "delightfully refreshed," though we're pretty sure that the color-coordinated exterior and LED daytime running lights were actually introduced last year.

Autoblog, Volvo releases details on ever-so-slightly updated 2013 XC90

HTC One X pre-order arriving early from AT&T for some

Good news for those that pre-ordered the HTC One X from AT&T. Reports are coming in from all over that shipments are beginning to arrive at the doorstep of those eagerly awaiting the new handset. As for us, we just wrapped up our review of the One X and had nothing but positive things to say.

Android Phone, HTC One X pre-order arriving early from AT&T for some

How to make a giant paper Bugatti Veyron

Chances are, we'll never be able to park a Bugatti Veyron in our own personal garage. It's sad, we know. Fortunately for us, the crew at Visual Spicer have worked up a little something special to ease the pain: Behold a 2.5-foot long papercraft Veyron. The project soaks up 44 pages of 8.5x11-inch printer paper and encompasses a whopping 159 parts. Needless to say, sticking this thing together is going to take some time. And ink.

The good news is, the templates are entirely free, which means we'll be commandeering the dining room table for construction purposes in sweet little time.

Autoblog, How to make a giant paper Bugatti Veyron

Volta Volaré open for purchase now

The Volta Volaré, a four-seater GT4 hybrid private aircraft, has been dubbed as “the most technologically advanced private aircraft available anywhere on Earth”, is now available for you to place your order. Basically, this is one of the greener aircraft out there, as it is capable of taking off and flying powered using nothing else but electricity, although should the battery levels drop below 25% of capacity, the gas engine will kick start.

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DICE Responds to Battlefield 3 Patch Criticism

The latest Battlefield 3 patch was released a few weeks back and it was apparently one that many gamers were on tenterhooks for. The update apparently fixed a lot of issues and balanced out many things in the game. Despite that, there are many different opinions about the patch from many different people all of which have something else to say with regards to it.

Ubergizmo, DICE Responds to Battlefield 3 Patch Criticism

Nintendo patent application tech tracks your DS from above, serves as tour guide

Nintendo is already guiding you through the Louvre with a 3DS, but a newly published US patent application takes that kind of tourism to a very literal new level. Legend of Zelda creator Shigeru Miyamoto's concept describes a way to direct lost tourists by beaming position information through an overhead grid of infrared transmitters to a mobile device (portrayed as a DS Lite) held by the confused visitor below. The handheld then talks wirelessly to a server that lights up floor displays with maps and directions, and a helpful app on the device lets visitors pick their route while they read up on sightseeing tips.

Engadget, Nintendo patent application tech tracks your DS from above, serves as tour guide

iPad drag-to-edit keyboard prototype shows Apple how easy it could be (video)

Text editing on the iPad is a bit of a slog unless you have a dedicated keyboard. One Daniel Hooper, however, has a simple but clever idea to fix this: use the keyboard as a pseudo-trackpad. As he shows in the prototype video below, his idea has touchscreen typists just drag one or two fingers along the keyboard to whip through text. Need to select something. Hold the Shift key while you swipe.

Engadget, iPad drag-to-edit keyboard prototype shows Apple how easy it could be (video)

Samsung releases source code for Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 and 10.1

If you were planning on getting your hands on either the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 or the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1, you might be interested to hear that Samsung has since released the source code for both devices. So how does this affect you as an end-user, you might ask. Well the release of the source code will allow developers from the hardworking Android community to cook up some interesting ROMs and mods for your tablet. This will allow you, as an end-user, to drop the Samsung TouchWiz UI in favor of something else along with other features that could enhance your tablet experience.

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alldigits, Samsung releases source code for Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 and 10.1

Motorola DROID X2 receiving firmware OTA 1.3.418?

Some weirdness is going on with the Motorola DROID X2, it seems. We know Motorola was prepared to begin soak tests for a maintenance update in the middle of March, but we haven’t really heard from them since. Well, it looks like at least some users are starting to see the update to firmware 1.3.418 in one way or another. We received a tip claiming that they were starting to see the upgrade, and a user over at AndroidForums.com says their replacement DROID X2 received yesterday came with the firmware pre-installed. It would appear that Motorola is rolling it out to at least some.

Android Phone, Motorola DROID X2 receiving firmware OTA 1.3.418?

Hi-Tec calls on walkers to snap inspiring images from the 2012 Isle of Wight Walking Festival

Leading outdoor retailer, Hi-Tec is appealing for those attending the 2012 Isle of Wight Walking Festival this month to boost its online inspiring walks image gallery by submitting beautiful photos of the island. Since the launch of the image wall in April 2010, Hi-Tec customers have uploaded almost 500 stunning shots of the British countryside, from Cornwall to Caerphilly. But despite the Isle of Wight being one of the UK’s most beautiful counties and home to some amazing walking routes, there are still no photographs taken from the island in the gallery.

Press Release Distribution, Hi-Tec calls on walkers to snap inspiring images from the 2012 Isle of Wight Walking Festival

New Leaf Credo camera back series for the Mamiya 645DF to ship in June

If you shelled out for the $5,990 Mamiya Phase One 645DF, you probably have the funds to support your photography habit. Mamiya Leaf wants you to expand your arsenal, offering three new digital backs to go with that medium-format camera. The Leaf Credo 40, 60 and 80 are named for the number of pixels their CCD sensors are packing, and all have a dynamic range of 12.5 f-stops. Each sports a 3.2-inch, 1.15-megapixel touchscreen that extends beyond the edges of the LCD (so you can edit images without covering them up).

Engadget, New Leaf Credo camera back series for the Mamiya 645DF to ship in June

Carphone Warehouse: pre-order Galaxy S III, get a free Tab 10.1

The Samsung Galaxy S III deals for the UK keep rolling in - Carphone Warehouse have it up for pre-order both on contract with several carriers and SIM free. Here's the kicker - if you go for the on-contract option, you'll be getting a free Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. Yes, that's the original Tegra 2-powered Galaxy Tab 10.1 with 16GB, though the differences between the Tab 10.1 and Tab 2 10.1 aren't that big. Carphone Warehouse currently offer the Tab 10.1 on its own for £400 (though it's cheaper in other places, £350 on Amazon UK, for example).

GSM Arena, Carphone Warehouse: pre-order Galaxy S III, get a free Tab 10.1

LG announces Optimus LTE2 with 2GB of RAM

Not to be outdone by its Korean counterpart, LG announced its own flagship smartphone on the same day as the the Galaxy S III. The Optimus LTE2, as it is called, is no less when it comes to features and specifications and in some aspects even outdoes Samsung's offering. For starters, the design seems to be a bit better. While Samsung has gone with an all plastic body, LG has opted for a bit of glass and metal, in other words, something befitting of a flagship device.

The display on the phone is something that LG likes to call TrueHD IPS display.

GSM Arena, LG announces Optimus LTE2 with 2GB of RAM

Untethered iOS 5.1 jailbreak on iPhone 4

Sometime at the end of last month, we mentioned about the possibility of iOS 5.1 jailbreak being released in a month's time or two, while just yesterday, it seems that another two vulnerabilities were discovered in iOS 5.1 which could very well signal an imminent jailbreak. Well, just as the saying goes, there is no smoke without fire, so too, can you not escape the inevitability of it all, where infamous iOS hacker and Chronic Dev Team member 'pod2g' tweeted recently that he has already had his iPhone 4 run an untethered jailbreak on iOS 5.1. Just what is the big deal about an untethered jailbreak.

Ubergizmo, Untethered iOS 5.1 jailbreak on iPhone 4

Paying for Windows Media Center in Windows 8?

It looks like we're finally hating one feature in Windows 8. So far, based on what we've seen, we are pretty impressed with Microsoft's latest operating system. But today's announcement changed our opinion a bit. The company announced today that its entertainment hub, Windows Media Center, will be pulled out by default once Windows 8 arrives. Why? We'll get into that later. But we do know that if you want to get the package, you will have to pay for it.


Ubergizmo, Paying for Windows Media Center in Windows 8?

Samsung UK amends Galaxy S III launch date to May 30th

We now have the UK take on the Galaxy S III launch from Samsung's UK office, which has given the exciting new 4.8″ phone a launch date of May 30th – one day later than the May 29th that was announced a little earlier. According to Samsung UK's people, May 29th is the “global” availability date of the Galaxy S III, while the UK retailers will begin shipping their devices on May 30th. So one more day.

Eurodroid, Samsung UK amends Galaxy S III launch date to May 30th

Microsoft breaks down Windows 8's Media Center upgrade path, Dolby codec support

Many in the Windows Media Center community were afraid that Windows 8 would mark the end of Media Center, while others thought it would be like Notepad - present, but unchanged. In the end both were wrong as Microsoft announced Media Center would be available as an add-on to Windows 8. Until now though, we didn't know exactly how that process would work. Steven Sinofsky outlined on the Building Windows 8 blog how users will be able to use Add Features to Windows 8 in Control Panel and purchase the same great Media Center experience that was included in Windows 7 Premium and Pro.

Engadget, Microsoft breaks down Windows 8's Media Center upgrade path, Dolby codec support

Samsung launches new services for the Galaxy S III: Music Hub, S Health and more

Samsung has just taken the wraps off of its highly anticipated Galaxy S III and, in a move similar to Nokia's efforts with the Lumia line, decided to package extra services and features to further differentiate itself from the competition. Mentioned onstage were the S Health "personal wellness app" and an enhanced Music Hub cloud service with access to over 17 million tracks and an iTunes Match-sounding "Scan and Match" feature. Music Hub will launch in seven countries, while the matching feature is supported in six of those. There's also a hub for Games that promises quick tie ins to social gaming and a Video Hub with TV and movies.






Engadget, Samsung launches new services for the Galaxy S III: Music Hub, S Health and more

Samsung Galaxy S III available to order tomorrow from Three UK – for £34

Blimey, here's a bit of a pleasant surprise. UK mobile network Three has said it'll be opening up pre-orders for the Galaxy S III from tomorrow, with Samsung's huge new flagship available for “free” on a £34 tariff. Better still, that's for one of the network's One Plan bundles, which includes 2,000 cross-network minutes, 5,000 texts and its popular “All You Can Eat” unlimited mobile data deal.

Eurodroid, Samsung Galaxy S III available to order tomorrow from Three UK â€" for £34

Foxconn builds a fanless nano PC, forgets to put someone else's name on it

Two nano PCs, actually, and both expected to be announced officially this week according to FanlessTech. The first is the Foxconn AT-5300, running off a 2.13GHz dual-core Cedar Trail D2700, while the second - the AT-5600 - is powered by AMD's popular (but last-gen) 1.65GHz E450 APU. Each one consumes around 15W idle and 24W under load, which is the equivalent of somewhere between an Ultrabook and a regular laptop and low enough to be passively cooled.

Engadget, Foxconn builds a fanless nano PC, forgets to put someone else's name on it

Scientists at USC develop solar cells that can be painted onto plastic surfaces

We've seen solar panels utilize spinach which was used to replace the more expensive silicon components, and if going green is your thing, you might be interested to hear that scientists at the University of Southern California have managed to develop a new type of solar cell made from nanocrystals that are apparently so small, you would be able to fit 250 billion of them onto the head of a pin. Thanks to their size, these nanocrystals can be made into an ink and painted or printed onto clear surfaces, thus allowing solar cells to be printed on materials like plastic that can be bent and shaped to fit just about anywhere.

Ubergizmo, Scientists at USC develop solar cells that can be painted onto plastic surfaces

Carrier Billing on Google Play for Movies, Music and Books

If you have ever decided to not purchase anything from Google Play prior to this just because it required a credit card, you might be able to do so soon enough. Google announced carrier billing for apps from the Android Market (now renamed) awhile back and has been working with several carriers around the world to make it available to its subscribers. With this feature, users will be able to purchase things from the Play Store and charge it to their monthly bill as opposed to their credit cards.

Ubergizmo, Carrier Billing on Google Play for Movies, Music and Books

Major League Gaming takes smartphone games seriously, announces Xperia Mobile Gaming Arena

If OpenFeint's lightweight social connections and leaderboards lack the competitive edge your inner hardcore gamer craves, maybe Major League Gaming's latest mouthful will satiate your demands for satisfaction. The Xperia Mobile Gaming Arena presented by Sony Mobile (we told you it was a mouthful) hopes to give smartphone toting gamers a serious cross-platform battleground, offering iOS and Android users competitive leaderboards and up to $10,000 in prizes. Currently the smartphone gaming platform only supports Gameloft's Modern Combat 3: Fallen Nation, but MLG hopes to enlist more competitive titles in the coming months.

Engadget, Major League Gaming takes smartphone games seriously, announces Xperia Mobile Gaming Arena

Internet speeds drop around the world according to Akamai, adoption rate up

Here's an odd one: average connection speeds around the globe dropped 14 percent to just 2.3 Mbps during the last quarter of 2011. The drop off remains something of a mystery since the data used to calculate that result doesn't include mobile broadband (so its increased adoption can't be dragging down the whole) and Akamai offers no explanation. Still, it's not time to start panicking, just yet. Even though speeds in the US dropped 5.3 percent from the previous quarter, average connection rates are still up significantly over the previous year. Otherwise, things largely stayed the same.

2DayBlog.com, Internet speeds drop around the world according to Akamai, adoption rate up

Nokia 808 PureView To Launch In India And Russia, Facebook Helps Third-Party Mobile Apps Grow Today & Android And Apple Continue To Grow

Nokia 808 PureView To Launch In India And Russia From This Month. Nokia has said that it will begin rolling out its Symbian-powered Nokia 808 PureView to "select markets" in May, initially launching the 41-megapixel handset in Russian and Indian markets. Having been unveiled in this year's Mobile World Congress, the 808 Pureview won awards for its impressive optics and ability to capture incredible amounts of detail in its photos. The Next Web.

Cell Phones Ca, Nokia 808 PureView To Launch In India And Russia, Facebook Helps Third-Party Mobile Apps Grow Today & Android And Apple Continue To Grow

EA is not closing Rock Band for iOS

Earlier this morning, we talked about the possibility of EA closing down the Rock Band iOS app through a message, but it seems that EA has stepped forward to officially state that the game will not expire anytime soon. It seems that the message which appeared to those rocking to their iOS device was "sent in error", and there will be no plans at all to shut it down. In fact, the fuller version of the apologetic message went like this, “Rock Band for iOS will remain live - the in-app message users received yesterday was sent in error. We apologize for the confusion this caused.

Ubergizmo, EA is not closing Rock Band for iOS

Canon 5D Mk III LCD light leak issue fixed

Remember the Canon 5D Mk III LCD light leak issue. Well, it seems that Canon has halted all shipments of the Canon 5D Mk III until this particular light leak issue is fixed, and when the new shipments of the “fixed” Canon 5D Mk III cameras were opened, all Canon did was to introduce an extremely black tape to cover the circuit boards, in addition to plastering another piece over the top LCD light. Well, you know what they say – whatever works, and this works just fine, I would say that the case is closed. In fact, someone managed to rip open the shell of the Canon 5D Mk III and discovered what we talked about above.

Ubergizmo, Canon 5D Mk III LCD light leak issue fixed

eBay Find of the Day: Neil Armstrong's '67 Corvette

How much would you pay for a derelict '67 Chevrolet Corvette with a 427. If you said about thirty grand, you'd be in the ballpark – but that would still be all the money in the world for a barn find like this 'Vette. The owner admits the car hasn't run in over 30 years and she (the car, not the owner) clearly needs to get involved in a serious relationship with a body man.

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supertechnologies, eBay Find of the Day: Neil Armstrong's '67 Corvette

Amazon once again offering refurbished Kindle Fire for $139

Amazon has replenished its stock of refurbished Kindle Fire units and is once again offering them for a steal of a price. For the next 16 hours (or until sold out) the online retailer is offering the certified in working order tablets for $139, a savings of $30 off the normal price of a refurbished unit (and $60 off a new one). The price includes the same one-year warranty you get with a new one.

Android Phone, Amazon once again offering refurbished Kindle Fire for $139

Deal of the Day – Dell UltraSharp U2412M 24″ 1080p LED-backlit IPS LCD Monitor $299

Wednesday's LogicBUY Deal is the 24″ Dell UltraSharp U2412M 1080p LED-backlit LCD monitor for $299, expiring today.  Features:  1920 x 1200 resolution, 2 million: 1 (typical) high-dynamic contrast ratio, 8ms response time, 300nit brightness, horizontal and vertical wide viewing angle of 178°, EPEAT GOLD registered, 3Yr PREMIUM PANEL Ltd. Warranty, 3 yr Advanced Exchange, and more. $369 – $70 savings = $299 with free shipping.
This deal expires May 2, 2012 or sooner.

The Gadgeteer, Deal of the Day â€" Dell UltraSharp U2412M 24″ 1080p LED-backlit IPS LCD Monitor $299

Huawei M660 with Android gets Bluetooth certification on its way to MetroPCS

The Huawei M660, a new Android-powered smartphone, has recently gained Bluetooth certification. That means that it's on its way to the market. The M660 features a full physical QWERTY keyboard, packed in a candybar form factor.

Unwired View, Huawei M660 with Android gets Bluetooth certification on its way to MetroPCS

PMB Holdings invests in director Ed Jones with the promotion to CEO

02 May, London, UK, - Following the recent £35 million investment in the data centre market with the MK DataVault, commercial real estate and leisure investment group PMB Holdings is promoting director Ed Jones to the role of Chief Executive Officer.

Press Release Distribution, PMB Holdings invests in director Ed Jones with the promotion to CEO

Koss Striva Wireless Earphones

From Koss, the Striva offers an ultra compact WiFi earpiece solution. Using WiFi (not Bluetooth), the earpieces can be used to stream internet radio stations directly to the headphones, using the Content Access Point (CAP) stream from you smartphone, tablet or MP3 player.  Or you can use them as standard headphones by plugging them into any stereo device using the included audio cable. The earpieces last for 2 hours in wiFi mode or 1.2 hours in CAP mode and can be used within 300 feet (in optimal conditions) from your WiFi access point.

The Gadgeteer, Koss Striva Wireless Earphones

“Draw Something” Usage on a Downward Trend

Just over a month ago, reports claimed that Draw Something was the most popular mobile game in the world. But in the world where new apps are introduced every week, it seems the latest Zynga acquisition is losing steam quickly. Using a third-party chart maker, Business Insider checks in on the number of people actively using Draw Something and notices a worrisome downward trend. As of May 1, the average number of active users per day is at 10.2 million, lower than when when Zynga acquired the game.

Gadget.com, “Draw Something” Usage on a Downward Trend

iHome iP4 iPhone FM Stereo Boombox

The appeal of those boomboxes from the 80's is still alive today. While most people have moved on to having pocket-sized portable media players and smartphones, there may still be others that want to bring back those boomboxes back, if only to reminisce of the times gone by. The new iHome iP4 iPhone FM Stereo Boombox may help bring back those times but upgraded to the technologies of today. The new iHome iP4 iPhone FM Stereo Boombox is not an actual classic boombox for the purists out there. It is actually an iPhone or iPod speaker dock that can help produce big sounds similar to those boomboxes of old.

Gadget.com, iHome iP4 iPhone FM Stereo Boombox

Vision Research Miro 120 footage hits the internet, looks amazing (video)

Filmmaker Jim Geduldick got hold of a Phantom Miro M120 super-slo-mo camera and decided to put it to the test. The small-bodied camera can record a staggering 730fps at a full resolution of 1920 x 1200, but can go as 200,000fps if you aren't too fussed about image quality.

Engadget, Vision Research Miro 120 footage hits the internet, looks amazing (video)

New Critical Communications Broadband Group Looks To Global Standard

02 May 2012 - The reality of true mission critical mobile broadband has moved a step closer with the first full meeting of the Critical Communications Broadband Group (CCBG).A Working Group of the TETRA + Critical Communications Association (TCCA), the new CCBG will drive the development and adoption of common global mobile broadband standards and solutions for users who operate in a mission critical or business critical environment*.

Press Release Distribution, New Critical Communications Broadband Group Looks To Global Standard

GP Bullhound advises Avito.ru on its $75m financing round led by new investors Accel Partners and Baring Vostok Capital Partners

GP Bullhound, the technology investment bank, today announces the completion of a $75m financing round for Avito.ru, Russia’s leading online classifieds site, led by the new investors Accel Partners and Baring Vostok Capital Partners together with existing investors Kinnevik and Northzone. The company has close to 30 million monthly unique visitors spending on average an hour per month on the site while viewing over two billion pages with items for sale. Of these visitors three million people add six million new items to the site per month. To date, over 10 million Russians have listed items for sale on AVITO.ru.

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maximum, GP Bullhound advises Avito.ru on its $75m financing round led by new investors Accel Partners and Baring Vostok Capital Partners

84 All New “Flat Icons” Are Now Ready For The Downloading

Remember those amazing looking minimal icons I showed you last night. A few of you loved what my buddy Mitch (yeah, we hang out) came up with. The only real downside was the limited amount of icons he provided. Well, Mitch has just added around 84 all new icons to his icon portfolio, covering most of your favorite apps. All of them are currently ready for the downloading and can be applied to your favorite launcher.

Remember, folks — you do not need to have a rooted device to apply these icons. Most 3rd party launchers (homescreen replacements) in the Google Play Store have the option to change up your icons.

Android Phone, 84 All New “Flat Icons” Are Now Ready For The Downloading

DELL Inspiron iM101z-3980BK Notebook

Newegg.com has started selling the DELL Inspiron iM101z-3980BK notebook for $349.99. The 11.6-inch laptop features a 1.20GHz Intel Core i3 330UM processor with a 2GB of DDR3 RAM, a 250GB 5400rpm hard disk drive and an Intel HD graphics. The DELL Inspiron iM101z-3980BK runs on the genuine Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit operating system.

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RIM says quality apps are coming to BlackBerry App World

Following RIM's launch of BlackBerry 10 at the BlackBerry 10 Jam, is Research In Motion's plan to set up a certification program for its developers who will create high quality applications on its platform. RIM is preparing program with new incentives for the developers who will be participating. It's been announced that the chosen developers who can build a “quality” app that RIM likes can win as much as $10,000, which is great for students and small projects but it remains to be seen what kind of apps RIM can get with a $10k incentive, which represents the monthly salary of many programmers in Silicon Valley.

Ubergizmo, RIM says quality apps are coming to BlackBerry App World

BMW reminds you to keep your head while driving

The world is a distracting place. No matter where you are or what you're doing, there are any number of things designed specifically to draw your attention elsewhere. It's true when you're driving, too, which is why automakers like BMW have crafted technologies like lane departure warning.









Autoblog, BMW reminds you to keep your head while driving