CES 2009 is definitely proving to be the place to be for all gadget enthusiasts. And Palm does not disappoint any of them with this new OS release called as WebOS. With touchscreen becoming the norm of the day, this device has touchscreen and more to keep you satisfied. This spanking new OS supports touch, flicks and even dragging. All this is very intuitive and gets work done more efficiently. For e.g. after finishing work on an application, you just ...

LG displayed all its might and glory at the CES 2009 with this new LED backlit LCD TV. At a mammoth size of 55 inches , you will most probably miss it if you look at it sideways because the LCD is less than an inch thick! You can't help but say wow when you look at it. With a super 240Hz refresh rate, this monitor promises better pictures with deeper blacks, smooth motion onscreen and a wide color gamut. ...

Forget FM, satellite radio, Internet radio is the future! And that is exactly what Blaupunkt wants to convey with the release of the first in-car Internet Radio. For all you geeks and non-geeks who are wondering about the source of the "Internet" for the radio, its nothing but internet via a 3G SIM. This is really exciting since with the growing popularity of 3G with the release of popular phones like iPhone 3G, there is going to be no dearth ...

LG has tied up with NetFlix to provide the first range of braodband HDTVs with built-in support for NetFlix. Along with their new line of Blu-Ray players named the LG BD300 Network Blu-ray Disc Player, the first Blu-ray disc player to stream movies instantly from Netflix, these products will allow the existing Netflix users to watch media from the huge library of movies and TV episodes on Netflix. People having anyone of the above mentioned devices can watch unlimited ...

In a surprising move, Apple's CEO Steve Jobs released an online letter yesterday stating that all is well with him. Sometime back, the net was flooded with rumors about his failing health and how his not giving the keynote speech at MacWorld this year was an indication of that. Following these reports, even the stock market responded negatively and the stock dipped quite a bit. But, as they say, "Where there's smoke, there's fire". The reports, though exaggerated (some even claimed ...

AT&T is going to displease a lot of people with this move. Recently, Open For Business has discovered that AT&T is slowly reducing the signal strengths previously seen with the provider. Even the areas with exceptionally strong signal strengths are now left with users trying to find spots where even a few bars can be managed. Most of these customers are well past the 30 day limit and are now stuck with devices that can only be termed obsolete because ...