Zune HD gets a rave review, the iPhone and Wii remote engage in an unholy marriage, HTML 5 demos blow your mind, and we wonder what this mysterious Apple iProd is all about (if not a typo). Updated plist suggests new Apple device “iProd” coming soon Apple tablet obsessives grow excited at the mention of a mysterious iProd buried in the iPhone 3.1 OS. [Ars Technica via Gizmodo ] HTML 5 Canvas and Audio Point your HTML 5 compliant browser at this page and marvel at the Flash-free future.

Google has been saying for a while now that its Android operating system — currently limited to mobile phones, including T-Mobile’s myTouch launching today — isn’t just for mobile Read More Related posts: T-Mobile stays focused on Android, not WM7 nor Symbian Carrier T-Mobile isn’t just staying bullish about Android, it’s… Google Android phones ready to invade Asia — with a stylus Andy Rubin, the co-founder of Google’s mobile phone system…

I still don’t much about the Linux-based Plaszma operating system on the Zii EGG , but information abut the native browser landed today. A version of the popular Opera mobile browser will be fully integrated into the ZMS-05 processor powering the device. As I read it, the Opera Devices SDK version 9.7 is what the EGG will work with, much like the Opera browser on the Nintendo DS handheld gaming device. Although the EGG supports Google Android, my suspicion is that Opera won’t be available when running Android — only in the Plaszma environment.

Opera Mobile 9.7 is a great alternative browser for Windows Mobile and Symbian, but so far it hasn’t been available on other smart phone platforms. In an interview with PCMag.com today, Opera Software CEO Jon von Tetzchner said the browser might come to Google Android – though he didn’t say when. “Yes, we are working on an Android version,” von Tetzchner said. Opera Mobile is a full-fledged browser that renders HTML pages on your device and supports widgets that reside on your phone.

Everyone will be amazed to know that, now they can have a 55’LED television at their home. The Samsung has launched its high-priced and bigger 8000 series of LED TV’s for Indian market. The 8000 series of 55’model of LED television. Previously Samsung has added a 32” model and one 55” model to its 6000 and 7000 series respectively.The improved 8000 Series features a 200HZ refresh rate which is a unique feature as compare to 100Hz in the 7000 and 6000 series.

A Google Android costume! Very nice. In the video below, Gabe McGuinness shows off what is probably the world’s first and only Google Android costume, and also explains how he made it for around $150. As most of you know, Android is Google’s popular operating system for mobile phones and devices. How wonderfully nerdy. Thanks to Amber for the tip! This entry was posted on Wednesday, August 5th, 2009 at 3:02 pm and is filed under DIY, halloween, video, how-to.

Bislang war Linux für den Microsoft-Konzern offiziell keine Bedrohung. Den “Krebs” Linux meint man in den Griff zu bekommen. Doch die US-Börsenaufsichtsbehörde SEC spricht eine andere Sprache. Im Jahresbericht 2009 (als .docx-Dokument ) steht folgendes… Client faces strong competition from well-established companies with differing approaches to the PC market. Competing commercial software products, including variants of Unix, are supplied by competitors such as Apple, Canonical, and Red Hat.

As Sony Ericsson keeps mum about their development on a Google Android-based phone, a Danish website leaked information about its upcoming Android phone. Named as “Rachael”, Sony Ericsson scheduled its announcement later of this year according to Danish’s Mobil magazine. They also said that this particular phone model will be included in SE’s XPERIA series. So far, XPERIA series was included in the Windows Mobile X1 model.

T-Mobile, the nation’s fourth-largest carrier, today released the myTouch 3G — a new Google Android-powered smartphone with applications that learns and recommends favorite food, stores, and attractions based a user’s preferences.

I guess that whole Google Android revolution thing at Rogers Wireless hasn’t been quite as popular as the Canadian GSM carrier had hoped. Now that they’re left with a bunch of Android phones with nowhere to go, Rogers has slashed the price again on both the HTC Dream and the HTC Magic. Whether you opt for the touchscreen-only HTC Magic or you go for the QWERTY keyboard-touting HTC Dream, you can expect to spend the exact same amount of money. Possibly targeting the back to school crowd, Rogers has reduced the price on both phones to just $79.99.