Year old patent reveals rotating BlackBerry smartphone - Mobile Magazine

Posted by smartphone - Google News on August 27, 2010

BlackBerry Rocks! (blog)

Year old patent reveals rotating BlackBerry smartphone Mobile Magazine Want to completely stand out from the crowd with how you choose to use your smartphone? It turns out that Research in Motion could be taking its BlackBerry ... Research In Motion Patent Shows BlackBerry Smartphone with Rotating KeyboardErictric What Exactly Does RIM Have in Store for the Future?WirelessGround.com Blog (blog) BlackBerry With Rotating Screen En Route?I4U wwwery (blog) -MobileSyrup.com all 19 news articles »

Research In Motion Patent Shows BlackBerry Smartphone with Rotating Keyboard - Erictric

Posted by smartphone - Google News on August 26, 2010

UberGizmo (blog)

Research In Motion Patent Shows BlackBerry Smartphone with Rotating Keyboard Erictric A newly-published patent by Waterloo, Ontario-based Research In Motion shows what looks as a concept of a BlackBerry Smartphone with a rotating physical ... BlackBerry With Rotating Screen En Route?I4U RIM patent shows a device “with a rotatable member”MobileSyrup.com RIM's Blackberry Torch 9800: at a glanceTopNews United Kingdom (blog) UberGizmo (blog) all 12 news articles »

Apple-iPhone-iPad Jail-House Rock: Sid Harth

Posted by Digg RSS Search for ipad on August 25, 2010

A US court says it's okay to jailbreak your iPhone or iPad. Apple doesn't seem to agree APPLE has been accused of creating traitorware for trying to patent security software that tracks down people who jailbreak their iPhones and iPads and locks them out of their devices. Jailbreaking allows users to access software and features for thei

Apple files patent for dual-mode iMac touch | TiPb

Posted by Digg RSS Search for ipad on August 24, 2010

iMac with iPad functions is awesome!

Apple iMac is Getting Touchscreen Treatment

Posted by Digg RSS Search for ipad on August 23, 2010

Apple has convinced many people how easy and intuitive you can play with your gadgets using touchscreen with its iPhones, and iPads. Now it’s adding touchscreen to its computers, starting from iMac, as seen from its recent patent.