HTC Legend Review

Android Stalwart HTC lately launched a crop of android phones and one of these may be the HTC legend. Initially when i first laid my eyes onto it I felt tremors rock my body system like seizures. It is a lengthy past due release, then one hero proprietors happen to be anticipating for a while.

Volvo and Siemens team up to build better electric engines

Finally electronics cars are making their way to consumers home. Recently the Fisker Karma has had a tremendous hit when they released their units to US consumers. Some asian cars has also manufactured a really nice units to be released in the US. It has been a tremendous year for electric cars, and I believe that it will be even better for the years to come.

Xcom Global opens LAX service center, the jetset get data without borders

We've sung Xcom Global's praises to the heavens before, and that's because it's made our always-on internet addiction an easy fix abroad. Well, prepare to add the international wireless convenience to your list of last minute carry-ons. Announced today, the company has opened its first satellite service center at Los Angeles' LAX airport, bringing unlimited roaming data to US-based travelers starting at $12.95/day.

HTC Sensation first video hands-on!

You saw the specs confirmed a little earlier today and you even got to glimpse HTC's new Sensation in the flesh. Now it's time to watch this 4.3-inch Android device strut its stuff on video. We've gotten our mitts on the Euro model and you can check out all the delicious visuals after the break.

Zoom H4n audio recorder goes mainstream, now available at Best Buy

Until now, Samson's Zoom H4n digital recorder has been a staple in niche music equipment stores like Sam Ash, Musician's Friend, and Sweetwater, but a no-show in more mainstream retailers. Now the two year-old handheld is on sale at Best Buy, making it much easier to walk into a brick-and-mortar store and handle the thing a bit before deciding to shell out $299.

The Collector concept turns unused microSD cards into a refillable thumb drive

Digging through our drawers here at Engadget there is one thing we're clearly not in desperate need of: USB flash drives. We also happen to have a plethora of microSD cards in 1GB an 2GB sizes, left over from the days when picking a smartphone meant Windows Mobile or BlackBerry.

Leaked BlackBerry PlayBook training manual appears online, Bill Belichick yells 'innocent!'

Twiddling your thumbs in anticipation now that you've placed your PlayBook preorder? Why not put yourself to good use by teaching that dusty cranium how to use it? At first glance, this guide for retail salespeople looks like it could have been thrown together by us, complete with a tour of the ports and a helpful reminder that you can use the touchscreen in both landscape and portrait mode.

Fujitsu to build 1Gbps fiber optic broadband network in the UK, but needs BT to play fair first

Good news for anyone feeling left behind by the broadband revolution just because of their post code: Fujitsu has just announced a joint venture to deliver fiber optic connectivity to neglected rural homes in the UK.

Sony Ericsson details its first Android phone

Sony Ericsson has released details and a video of its upcoming Xperia X10 smartphone based on Google's Android operating system.
The X10, which had been code-named Rachel, has a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, which should make this one of the fastest Android phones yet. The phone will sport version 1.6 of Android--aka Donut--and it will run applications from the Android Market and Sony Ericsson's PlayNow arena. The device will also feature an 8-megapixel camera, with autofocus and an LED photo light.