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- Microsoft Surface unofficially priced at £648 for entry level version
- Adobe Flash can still run on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean – with some tweaking
- There are now 650,000 in the iTunes App Store – $5.5bn paid to developers
- Software Update Now Available for ASUS Padfone
- Speedier Facebook App Created by Former Apple Engineers Coming Next Year
- X-Cap Automatic Lens Cover for DSLRs – Video
- Samsung Galaxy Note Coming Soon to T-Mobile
| We doubt that these prices are real, but a Swedish retailer has begun displaying the Microsoft Surface prices on its website. The company begin with the entry model at a hefty £648 (about $1000 USD) at the current exchange rate with prices going up to just over £1200 for the most expensive model. Microsoft [MSFT] [...] If you are not reading this article on Gadgetvenue.com or in a feed reader, it has been re-published without our permission. Microsoft Surface unofficially priced at £648 for entry level version  |
| Recently, Adobe announced that Flash for mobile will no longer be supported. Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich was the last mobile OS to get an official build of Flash for it. Luckily (for those who really want Flash), there is a way to get mobile Flash running on Jelly Bean. (...)Read the rest of Adobe [...] If you are not reading this article on Gadgetvenue.com or in a feed reader, it has been re-published without our permission. Adobe Flash can still run on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean – with some tweaking  |
| Apple has hit another impressive milestone recently. The company has announced that there are now a massive 650,000 apps in the app store. What makes the announcement even more impressive is that $5.5 billion USD has been paid out to developers since the app store first opened. (...)Read the rest of There are now 650,000 [...] If you are not reading this article on Gadgetvenue.com or in a feed reader, it has been re-published without our permission. There are now 650,000 in the iTunes App Store – $5.5bn paid to developers  |
| ASUS has launched a new update for the new Padfone. The new version of the operating system is 9.2.1.22 which in a more familiar term means that this is Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich. (...)Read the rest of Software Update Now Available for ASUS Padfone (151 words) © Matthew for Gadget Venue, 2012. | Permalink [...] If you are not reading this article on Gadgetvenue.com or in a feed reader, it has been re-published without our permission. Software Update Now Available for ASUS Padfone  |
| The current Facebook app for iOS is a tad slow and cumbersome to use. It does its job but not too well in my opinion. We heard rumours last month that Facebook was giving the app an overhaul to make it more speedy. We now hear today that Facebook has hired several ex Apple engineers [...] If you are not reading this article on Gadgetvenue.com or in a feed reader, it has been re-published without our permission. Speedier Facebook App Created by Former Apple Engineers Coming Next Year  |
| The X-Cap is a lens cap for DSLR and other similar cameras that replaces the manual lens cover with one that is more commonly found on a point and shoot camera. The lens cap fits on the end of the lens and has automatic covers that close up when you switch the camera off. (...)Read [...] If you are not reading this article on Gadgetvenue.com or in a feed reader, it has been re-published without our permission. X-Cap Automatic Lens Cover for DSLRs – Video |
| The Samsung Galaxy Note will be launching on the T-Mobile network in the US. Rumours about a T-Mobile launch have been going around for quite a while now (several months in fact), so now that we have actual confirmation in the form of a "Coming Soon" page on the T-Mobile site, I think it's safe [...] If you are not reading this article on Gadgetvenue.com or in a feed reader, it has been re-published without our permission. Samsung Galaxy Note Coming Soon to T-Mobile |
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