Section: Computers, Mobile Computers, Laptops, Netbooks 
Notion Ink has just given more details about its upcoming Android tablet which according to them is not just your ordinary tablet device but a more revolutionary kind. First and foremost, the Notion Ink Adam will start shipping on January 6, should you decide to place your orders now. The Notion Ink Adam Tablet will be running on Android 2.2 Froyo, although it’s upgradeable to Gingerbread or Honeycomb later on. What else should we know about this device that is more than enough to get us all excited and possibly hit the pre-order button? Well of course - price! There are actually six variants of the Notion Ink Adam tablet, each of them having different prices and specifications. Here’s how the Notion Ink announcement explains each of these Adam Tablet variants: Earlier we told you that the first version will start at $399. But now the LCD Wi-Fi version will start at $375.33 and 3G version at $425.33 (for limited period?). Transflective version (Pixel Qi) will start at $499.45 for Wi-Fi only and 3G variants at $549.99 (2 variants in 3G, 900 series and 850 series which takes the variant numbers to 6!).
Other details about the Notion Ink Adam Tablet include - Open GL, Open SL for better graphical visualizations for audio, SIP/VOIP implementations, multi-touch keyboards, better copy, cut and paste feature, and more. So there. Are you hitting up that pre-order button now? via [Notion Ink] Full Story » | Written by Arnold Zafra for Gadgetell. | Comment on this Article »
 Section: Computers 
Google is not wasting any time in shipping out the Cr-48 Chrome notebooks, it seems. The event where the Pilot Program was announced was just two days ago, and we’e already seeing a few people who have received their notebooks.
Earlier today, Ben Kessler, Communications Director of SeatGeek, woke up to find a Cr-48 on his doorstep. Kessler filled out the Pilot Program to get the Cr-48. It seems reasonable, then, that others who filled out the form on the first day should start receiving their notebooks soon. That is, they should start receiving them if they were chosen to get one. Given that Google has a limited quantity of the Cr-48, it’d be best to get your entry in if you haven’t already. If you did fill out a form, it seems you can sit and wait for Google to deem you worthy. I know I’ve been keeping an eye out for FedEx all day on the chance that Google has decided to send one my way. Read [TechCrunch] Image from [Ben Kessler Flickr] Full Story » | Written by Shawn Ingram for Gadgetell. | Comment on this Article »
 Section: Communications, Smartphones, Mobile A few days ago we began hearing of limitations on the amount of push capable apps that could be used at any one time on a Windows Phone 7 handset. And well, it turns out that the limit is indeed correct and has been confirmed by Microsoft. Bottom line, Windows Phone 7 handsets will be limited to running no more than 15 apps that are push notification capable at any given time. Though, to clarify that a little bit, that is 15 third party apps. And before anyone gets super upset with this limit, first, 15 apps is probably above what most regular users are going to need and second, it is possible that could change in the future if the need was determined by Microsoft. Read [BGR] Via [Geeky-Gadgets] Full Story » | Written by Robert Nelson for Gadgetell. | Comment on this Article »
 Section: Apple, Audio, Web, Online Music/Video  It looks like those promised 90 second song previews are now live in iTunes. Of course, that is not for every song. To begin with, this is (at least for now) only available in the US. Otherwise, the song will need to be 2 minutes and 30 seconds or longer in order to get a 90 second preview. And as you have likely guessed, if the song is under 2:30 the preview will remain at the original 30 second length. With that, I guess you can now sample longer which should in theory help you make better purchases. I will let you in on a secret—despite having purchased thousands of songs using iTunes—I have never once used the preview a song functionality.
Via [AppleInsider] Full Story » | Written by Robert Nelson for Gadgetell. | Comment on this Article »
 Section: Communications, Gadgets / Other It seems Santa is coming out with his phone connections this year. First we learned that he was on Vonage and had a number where customers could call in and now it is Google Voice. Yup, it seems Santa is using Google Voice and his number is 855-34-Santa. Or for those who prefer to dial without the letters, that number is 855-347-2682.That number can be used in order for the kids to call in and leave a message with their wish list, and parents can also visit the www.sendacallfromsanta.com website and arrange for a personalized call from Santa. Read [Google Talkabout] Full Story » | Written by Robert Nelson for Gadgetell. | Comment on this Article »
 Section: Communications, Smartphones, Mobile 
It looks like Google has once again reached a milestone in terms of new activations per day—300,000. The stat is coming by way of Andy Rubin, who took to Twitter to announce the news. “There are over 300,000 Android phones activated each day.”
And while 300,000 seems like a fairly impressive number in its own right, that is up from 200,000 per day back in August. Read [Twitter @Arubin] Full Story » | Written by Robert Nelson for Gadgetell. | Comment on this Article »
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