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It shouldn’t come as a total surprise, but Google today launched a version of its Nexus One handset with support for AT&T’s 3G network . The unlocked phone is available directly through Google for the same $529 price as the T-Mobile version. With support for the 850/1900/2100 MHz bands, this model works also works on Canada’s Rogers Wireless network. And also like the T-Mobile model, the phone offers quad-band voice support for usage outside of North America. The only major difference between this version and the initial one is that Google hasn’t announced a subsidized price for use with AT&T. Customers can purchase the T-Mobile version at full …

Those who haven’t heard of Rilakkuma should know that it is a Teddy Bear that is comparable to Hello Kitty. It is also a tablet PC. It has a 8.9-inch touchscreen with 1,280 x 768 resolution, an Atom Z520 processor (1.33GHz), 1GB RAM, 60GB HDD, a digital TV tuner, DVD drive, Ethernet, two USB ports, a web camera, an SD card slot, Bluetooth 2.0+EDR, IEEE 802.11 b/g, as well as Windows 7 Home Premium. The tablet will be on sale in Japan at the end of June for $990. Source Related Posts Flight Control game for other platforms One of the most popular games for the iPhone is called Flight Control and it seems like its going to… Bamboo One Tablet The FCC gave its nod of approval to the…

Still carrying your iPhone in your pants pocket eh? Well, I guess you can do that. Be careful if you sit down though, you might end up with a pocket full of broken dreams and unicorn tears. Well, unless you have this pretty sweet stainless steel iPhone case. Hand made in Portland Oregon by a person who obviously knows industrial design, this seriously stout case is hand finished and made from high grade steel. The case is custom cut with a flip cover, including space to show the time and date, as well as allowing you to answer the phone without opening the case. The designer even…

NVIDIA has certainly been more active in 3D than ATI / AMD has as of late, but it looks like the situation may be starting to change, as AMD has taken advantage of the just concluded GDC to lay out its new Open Stereo 3D Initiative. While the company isn’t yet drumming up too much fanfare about it (or even issuing a press release), it does seem to have gotten things started on an ambitious note, with the initiative promising to provide consumers with “more choice, more innovation, and lower cost.” In the nearer term, that will apparently translate to products like 3D-enabled ATI Eyefinity technology, 120Hz displays, stereo 3D notebooks, and various bundled solutions and…

So today, I have something new and interesting for you as I do every weekday, and today, I have the added advantage of not having a whole lot of bad to say about it.  Today I’m talking about the LG CF360, and it’s really pretty good. The LG CF360 is a slider phone that comes with conference call capability, speakerphone, Bluetooth connectivity, TTY compatibility, mobile email, mobile web, a 1.3 megapixel digital camera, alarm clock, calendar, calculator, GPS, a music player, quad-band support, 3G access, and a battery capable of yielding three hours of talk time on a single charge. So you can see from the spec…

As luck would have it, I’ll be in the market for a brand-new phone in the coming weeks. Terribly exciting, yes. But there’s a bit of a problem: the two “biggest” phones out there, the iPhone and all those Android-based ones , rub me the wrong way. Longtime readers will know that I’m fairly neurotic, sorta like George Costanza from Seinfeld. Does the phrase Jerkstore mean anything to you? That’s 100 percent me. (Yes, the irony in linking to Google-owned YouTube is not lost on me.) So what’s a person to do when, for reasons I’ll…

Don’t ask me why the Earth would be vs. the Moon in any war, but hey, there is an iPhone game for it. Earth vs. Moon is designed by Ben Padget, which loks ot be a combination of Missile Command and Space Invaders. Apparently, you have to face off against five gigantic boss, which include Emperor Noom. (He’s called Noom because it’s “moon” spelled backwards, get it?) If you click here, you can download this App for free, but just for today. Related Posts Explore the Moon with Google Earth Google has today announced that they will now …

How do you know you’ve reached status as an internationally-recognized icon? When someone decides to make a Lego representation of you, that’s when — so our hats go off to you, BlackBerry Tour , for this distinguished accomplishment. Well-traveled Lego artist Nathan Sawaya was recently tapped to turn RIM’s global CDMA traveler into a life-sized monolith of plastic bricks, though with an unusual twist: his unnamed patron wanted a working video display, too, which required some “trial and error” to integrate. It might not fit in a pocket, but we reckon you could still find a belt holster that could swallow this thing. Follow the break for video! Continue reading Lego-borne BlackBerry Tour probably still lacks WiFi Lego-borne BlackBerry Tour…

The GigaOM crew is out in full force at this year’s South by Southwest, reporting on all that is nearest and dearest to our readers’ hearts . Need help figuring out what to do and who or what to see? This 10-point cheat sheet will help you navigate everything from the sessions to the parties to the weather . Austin is filled with tech startups, so get away from the maddening crowds and check out some of them on their home turf . And since the one must-have accessory for SXSW attendees is a smartphone, here’s a way to use it to pay for your bar tab . Speaking of mobile, the stress on AT&T’s network last year rendered many …

It’s always hard to confirm whether leaked pictures are authentic or not, but assuming this latest leaked picture of the Nokia C6 is authentic, it looks like the phone will be something like a Nokia Nuron that decided to grow a sideways-sliding keyboard. Do you think that this is what the Nokia C6 will eventually look like, or is it just a clever Photoshop job? Rumors are going around that the C6 is slated to be released in Europe this summer, so if you’re decided on this phone, you’d better start saving those pennies right now. Permalink: Nokia C6 Sports Sideways Sliding Keyboard from Ubergizmo