Keep Your Laptop Safe with TechSafe

If you use your laptop in public a lot, you'd probably benefit from having a means to secure it against theft.  Griffin offers the universal TechSafe Cable Lock System that uses the laptop's hinge as the attachment point, so it will work equally well with all laptops.  You slide the patented hardened steel LockBlade through the hinge – which Griffin says is the strongest part of the laptop, then you attach the TechSafe Cable Lock to the LockBlade and a table leg.  If there's not an easy way to attach the cable to a piece of furniture, you can use the optional Anchor Clamp.

The Gadgeteer, Keep Your Laptop Safe with TechSafe

Next iPhone coming to US on September 5th?

Is the iPhone arriving in September 5th. According to the latest rumors published by iPhoneItalia, it received news from a “very reliable source” who claims that the next iPhone will be launched on Swisscom's network in October 5th. Now that's not the whole story. Apparently the October 5th date is the “rest of the world” date: one month after the US release date which is said to be September 5th. The source of this news? A senior executive at Swisscom (a Swedish carrier).

It's hard to separate truth from fiction here, but if it's true, this is the first time we have a definite date for the next iPhone's release.

Ubergizmo, Next iPhone coming to US on September 5th?

AndyPad tech specs confirmed, “Pro” model to cost £179

AndyPad has just got a little more REAL, thanks to the maker finally nailing down the full tech spec of both hardware versions of its forthcoming 7″ Android 2.3 tablet. There's nothing new that hasn't already been well foreshadowed by the company and the many leaks, but it's still good to have a proper list. This is it:.
AndyPad also says the Pro model features “SensaTouch” screen technology, which we've just tried Googling with no luck.

Eurodroid, AndyPad tech specs confirmed, “Pro” model to cost £179

Tablet Rentals Coming to a Major League Baseball Stadium Near You

If you're the sort of person who doesn't find a rousing game of baseball, copious amounts of beer and food, and the company of a few good friends enough to occupy over the course of nine innings, then T-Mobile has you covered. The carrier is launching a tablet rental program in conjunction with the Los Angeles Angels that will provide you with a T-Mobile G Slate or Samsung Galaxy Tab for your entertainment as you take in a game at Angel Stadium.

Android Phone, Tablet Rentals Coming to a Major League Baseball Stadium Near You

Samsung to unveil a mini Galaxy Tab soon?

Samsung's Galaxy Tab line of tablets is already a success. With 7-, 10.1- and 8.9-inch iterations, the company has all its bases covered and caters to those looking for larger and smaller tablets, as well as somewhere in between. However, it seems seven inches is not small enough for Samsung, as the company is rumored to be launching a 5-inch Galaxy at IFA in September. Yahoo! News Korea reports that Samsung will show off a 5.3-inch tablet at IFA 2011 in Berlin this September. Codenamed ‘Galaxy Q,' the device is said to represent a ‘stepping stone' between the smartphone and the tablet.

2DayBlog.com, Samsung to unveil a mini Galaxy Tab soon?

Docomo Sold 20 Millions of Raku-Raku phone since 1999

20 Million phones sold, 18 different models here you are the Raku-Raku Series from Docomo, a unique Phone made to be "simple" and help elderly to get around with Hi-tech in style while avoiding any cultural shock. While the fundamental features of the Raku-Raku PHONE series have remained the same over the years - three one-touch command buttons; large, easy-to-read characters on displays; and large, easy-to-operate buttons - DOCOMO has added additional features to meet customer needs, such as Deco-mail™, which allows users to decorate mails with pictograms and pictures, and dust and water- proof designs.

Akihabara News, Docomo Sold 20 Millions of Raku-Raku phone since 1999

Nokia N9 lands at FCC, bares all for the camera

You must have seen enough pictures of the N9Â's beautiful exterior but now thanks to the FCC you can get a peek inside that unibody shell as well. The Federal Trade Commission skillfully took apart the handset on one of their routine tests and took plenty of photographs of the internals. You will notice the pop-out SIM tray on the top of the device that thankfully does not require the assistance of a pointed tool to be taken out because of a lever mechanism. The non-user-replaceable 1450mAh Li-Ion battery uses a cable to connect to the phone, unlike the N8, which used a standard Nokia battery and was hence, to some extent, user-replaceable.









GSM Arena, Nokia N9 lands at FCC, bares all for the camera