Fring has announced support for new Windows mobile devices like Sony Ericsson’s Xperia and Samsung Omnia. The latest release of Fring for Windows Mobile (officially version 3.34) comes with add-ons support.

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HTC has unviled its Windows Mobile 6.1 HTC S743 smartphone in the competitive US market. Measuring 1.7-inches wide the HTC S743 offers candybar form-factor and pocket-friendly size.

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Apple Introduces Revolutionary New Laptop With No Keyboard

Apple’s last MacWorld has just started in San Francisco where for the first time ever in the history of MacWorld Exhibitions, Steve Jobs won’t be showing up. It is being speculated that Apple will be holding its own events from next year so that it could have better hold on the media and the information that spread out through it.

Meanwhile The Onion has tried its bit to make the last MacWorld for Apple memorable by making a hilarious video about a launch of what it calls MacBook Wheel. Please watch the video to know more.

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It’s not easy keeping a site uptime always esp. when your site is popular or suddenly gets popular due to Digg or Stumbleupon. Twitter had almost become a joke amongst the netizens fot its notorious downtime.

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The Samsung Eternity is a full touchscreen device that has recently landed on AT&T’s shelves. The front of the phone is made up almost entirely of the touchscreen display and thus looks pretty ‘chic’.

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You might have heard or even installed an extra screen with your PC to enjoy video games or work on Photoshop or for some other reason. Now a big LCD screen definitely gives you more real estate to perform your tasks on computer but adding a Nokia internet tablet with your PC is both unique and weird. Why would anyone want to perform on a small screen? Okay, since it’s cool so I believe many would love to do this.

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iSteam is a new application for iPhone which lets you use your fingers to write messages and draw on the iPhone touchpanel, just like you would on a steamy window.The following video shows what iSteam does and you are obviously free to make an opinion about this app. The application is free of cost so you can’t really complain about its worthlessness.

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