So yeah, this is interesting. Jon4lakers as he is usally known is my favorite guy when it comes to gadget videos (especially in his head-to-head matchups!). Anyways, back to my job to delivering you the fine reader, tonight’s 10:29 PM Eastern Time news. The Blackberry Curve 9300 (on the left side) has been leaked out, with only a small trifle of new features. Besides the outdate OS 5.0 making an appearance, the prototype packed some redesigns (reead: different plastics), 3G European bands, WiFi, GPS, and Bluetooth. The hands-on video, is at the source link everyone!**

**Oh, and BTW, this is only making RIM look even worse. This is bad publicity if RIM keeps on pumping out outdated and weak phones like these.

Source: TechnoBuffalo

Phones! Phones! Phhhh-ones! They’re everywhere! And they’ll keep on coming. This week I promised I’d get the first LaptopMemo TV interview up, but I’ve hit a snag. Expect it when I’m in New Jersey, on some sort of trip with close parts of the family. Also, expect me to make tons of announcements of new reviews. And last but not least, this week’s predominately, wonderful news. The world of mobile, this week:

• Sprint’s EVO 4G in White Will Be Available At BestBuy. YES!
• Exclusive: Motorola’s iDEN-Based i1 Smartphone Delayed For Online Launch? Yup
• Nikon D5000 DSLR Review
• Dell Inspiron R Series Launches, Brings Plenty Of Style On Low Costs
• Friday Post: Hands-On With The EVO 4G At The Sprint Store
• The Samsung Galaxy S Is Reborn As The ‘Captivate’ On AT&T
• Apple clenches 600,000 iPhone 4 pre-orders in one day

So what if my friends at Engadget had something to offer you today? Would I pass it down to you? Maayyyybbee. Anywho, Vladislav Savov found a Galaxy S, hopefully not on the floor of a bar, tested it, posted some galleries, some videos, and blah-blah-blah, click on the source link to see in the Galaxy S in real life, not press shots. Have fun (then move your browser back here)!

Source: Engadget

The Nintendo 3DS is exactly that: a 3D, Nintendo DSi. It is the only device on the planet that can display full 3D images without those nerdy 3D glasses. The 3.5″ 3D display allows for users to change the effectiveness of the 3D graphics, and can turn it on, off, or somewhere between that (middle on, middle off?). Otherwise the 3DS also has two cameras instead of one on the outer shell which allows for 3D image taking (yes, you read that), and one extra camera (making it three) on the inside, so you can your face (ugly or beautiful). Then there’s the gyropscope, motion sensor, and Wi-Fi connectivity that sniffs out free connections and gets on the network without your telling it to. Sounds like a Dilbert fantasy if you ask us, but rest assured, it’s all real. Except there’s no pricing, release date, or anything else for that matter.

Darn. It.

The Motorola Droid 2 is here (sorta!) in its entirety (excluding, pricing, release date, and pictures not by Mr.BlurryCam). Sporting a fashionable 3.7″ display, 5 megapixel camera, Wi-Fi tethering, 8GB internal memory, pre-installed 8GB microSD card, updated version of MOTOBLUR (2.0?), and 750MHz OMAP 3 processor; it’s purportedly running Android 2.1 Eclair instead of FroYo, but hopfully it’ll find it once the original Droid does (no pun intended). And yes folks, your 13-year-old gadget blogger is back from NYC, and will post his 2 new TV interviews later next week.

Source: DroidLife