Nokia Lumia 822 and HTC 8X show up in Verizon colors, get pegged for November 8th release
By James Trew posted Oct 28th 2012 1:03AM The Verizon-flavored Nokia Lumia 822 hasn’t exactly been camera-shy, nor has it been coy about its imminent arrival, but the details on price and availability have, as yet, not been pinned down. That is until now, according to a tip-off at WPCentral. The candid shot shows the Nokia next to an HTC 8X — both with Verizon livery. The word is that the Lumia 822 will run you $99 at...
iPhone 5 First Weekend Sales Top Five Million
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Charizard 3DS XL burns through Japan’s Pokémon Centers in December, snag one if you’re lucky
By Mark Hearn posted Oct 28th 2012 3:16AM Nintendo is notorious for releasing awesome limited edition hardware abroad, but here in the US of A, we tend to get the short end of the joystick. Case in point, the house that Mario Miyamoto built is releasing a Charizard-themed 3DS XL on December 15th in Japan for ¥18,900 ($237). Available exclusively at Pokémon Center stores, aspiring buyers will need to complete an order form and win...
Windows 8 users: Google wants you back
The Modern user interface of Windows 8 defaults to Microsoft’s own browser and search products, a move that may bother some users who have gotten accustomed to other browsers. (The European Union isn’t thrilled about it either.) Google agrees, and the search giant’s answer is a new website to show you how to “get your Google back” in two minutes–complete with a catchy video including a cover of the...
US Navy tests first 11-meter missile-firing sea drone (video)
By James Trew posted Oct 28th 2012 5:18AM Advances in unmanned military tools and vehicles have come on leaps and bounds, but, until now, we haven’t seen a weapon firing drone operating in the seas. A recent test taking part offshore near Maryland saw several missiles launched from a new remote-controlled inflatable-hulled ship. While the Navy has used drones before for mine clearing and other defensive tasks, the small boat...
