Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Madison Mahdi M810 Android PMP

Madison Mahdi M810 Android PMP

Here comes a new Android PMP from Madison Mahdi, the M810. The player packs a 5.0-inch 800 x 480 16M color display, a microSD card slot, 720p HD video playback support, a TV-out and runs on Android OS. The M810 sells for 399 Yuan (about $62).

TechFresh

Rumor Repeat: iPhone 5 Lands September With Faster A5 Chip

Rumor Repeat: iPhone 5 Lands September With Faster A5 Chip

A grinning Apple CEO Steve Jobs holds the iPhone 4, at WWDC 2010. Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com. Apple plans to launch a new iPhone in September that brings the handset up to speed with the iPad 2 tablet, according to reports.

Gadget Lab

Fretlight guitars teach users how to make play music

Fretlight guitars teach users how to make play music

The ability to play an musical instrument without having to sit through a single lesson is probably something every human wants to be able to do but unfortunately, unless you're a musical prodigy of some sort, it's not going to happen. While we all harbor dreams of being able to do such a thing, the folks over at Fretlight Guitar are putting their minds together to come up with a solution.

Ubergizmo

Dropbox accidently turned off password for 4 hours thanks to a bug in the new update

Dropbox accidently turned off password for 4 hours thanks to a bug in the new update

Thanks to a bug introduced by a code update, the entire world had access to Dropbox accounts for just under four hours. This issue was announced by Dropbox CTO Arash Ferdowsi on Monday revealed in his blog that a code update implemented on Sunday at 1:54pm PST introduced a bug that affected the service's authentication mechanism. The bug was discovered at 5:41pm PST and fixed precisely at 5:46pm. This meant that for nearly four hours, accounts were left wide open for anyone to access without a password.
According to Ferdowski, only 1-percent of its user base actually accessed their accounts during that sensitive window.

2DayBlog.com

Official: Mini John Cooper Works Coupe Endurance takes on Nürburgring 24

Official: Mini John Cooper Works Coupe Endurance takes on Nürburgring 24

We just had seat time in a pre-production 208-horsepower Mini John Cooper Works Coupe on a little 0.7-mile Austrian circuit. By now you've all seen the 2012 Cooper Coupe officially revealed and they're still popping up testing on public roads around the Nürburgring in slight camo mode. Coincidence. Nay. This weekend – 25 and 26 June, 2011 – the 39th running of the wildly popular Nürburgring 24-hour race takes place.
Official: Mini John Cooper Works Coupe Endurance takes on Nürburgring 24

Official: Mini John Cooper Works Coupe Endurance takes on Nürburgring 24

Official: Mini John Cooper Works Coupe Endurance takes on Nürburgring 24

Official: Mini John Cooper Works Coupe Endurance takes on Nürburgring 24

Official: Mini John Cooper Works Coupe Endurance takes on Nürburgring 24

Official: Mini John Cooper Works Coupe Endurance takes on Nürburgring 24

Official: Mini John Cooper Works Coupe Endurance takes on Nürburgring 24

Official: Mini John Cooper Works Coupe Endurance takes on Nürburgring 24

Official: Mini John Cooper Works Coupe Endurance takes on Nürburgring 24


Autoblog

Angry Birds Seasons updated – 30 new daily levels


We forgot about Angry Birds Seasons. It's the third standalone Angry Birds title on the Android Market, and publisher Rovio has updated it today – bringing 30 new levels of simplistic trial & error physics fun to the masses in the shape of its “Summer Pignic” pack. As with previous Seasons updates, this one's locked by time – so only one new map will be available every day for the next 30 days.
Rovio knows how to keep its fans strung out and begging for more. Check it out on the Android Market here if it's not already on your phone and alerting you to update.

Eurodroid

HTC Evo 4G+ (Rider) leaks on its way to Korea

HTC Evo 4G+ (Rider) leaks on its way to Korea

Last month we first heard about the existence of the HTC Rider, a smartphone that was supposedly headed to KT in Korea, and we even saw a rendered image of it. And today we get more details about it, alongside another image that kind of looks like the first one, but kind of doesn't. Anyway, the HTC Rider will be sold in Korea under the name Evo 4G+ (because “4G” just isn't enough anymore, it seems), as Rider was just its codename.

Unwired View