Colorware, an online coloring, modding, (whatever) company that paints any popular gadget in every color and finish possible, has claimed two more gadgets as their victims — the Nexus One, and B&N’s Nook. Painting the Nexus One takes about 3 weeks, for $175, or if you’d like to buy it from them, you’ll pay a whopping $800. As for the Nook, pay $125 to get your custom paint job, or $400 for a brand-new one. It’s your call, basically. A shot of a colored Nexus One is after the break.
[ColorWare Nexus One, Colorware Nook]
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For those of you who like Chrome (and there really isn’t a reason why not to), now is a time to rejoice. The new version of Google Chrome for Windows launched today adds 1,500 new extensions and Bookmarks Sync. Signing in with your Go0gle Account will allow Chrome is save all of your bookmarks, and if a new Chrome install is put on another computer, signing in will allow you to have access to all of those bookmarks. As for the new extensions, think of it as Firefox Add-Ons. It’s simple enough to understand, and a lot of those extensions are extremely awesome. To get your hands on Chrome just
With 2 of the greatest Palm devices in history, the Palm Pre and Pixi Plus are ready for taking on Big Red’s website. Oh, and don’t forget that buy one get one free offer where you buy a Pre PLus and get a Pixi Plus free. Anyone interested? [
Mobile app analytics firm Flurry has released a report dating back to October of last year. Starting in October, and and increasing in January, 50 unknown Apple devices of which Flurry claims has tablet-like specs downloaded at least 200 applications, all of which had to do with games, multimedia, and lifestyle. Which is all of the categories that we think the Apple Tablet fits. Also, another interesting fact is that the iPhone OS detected was not 3.0, or even 4.0, but 3.2. So the Apple Tablet will run iPhone OS 3.2? We don’t know. What’s more is that these devices were traced back to Apple’s Cupertino campus, and not anywhere else. But since Flurry hasn’t released the specs yet, I’m still a skeptic, although it looks entirely real. But remember, in
Looks like the HTC HD2 will get 1GB of ROM and 576 of RAM for its US release on T-Mobile, while the overseas model only has 512MB ROM and 448MB RAM. The US-bound model will also get a bigger storage card: 16GB instead of the quaint 2GB for the global model. You might think is perfect: a phone that you want will only get better once it comes out. Think again, carefully: according to speculation from not too long ago, Windows Mobile 7 requires more RAM and ROM. Exactly, the HD2 might get WM 7 at the Mobile World Conference next month. [Via
