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TomTom navigation for iPhone 3G and 3GS arrives (update: Video!)

Aug 17th 2009 4:07PM on Engadget

@Zak. Yes you can navigate with TomTom while making a call in the iPhone. Just like most apps, initiate a call, go back to the home menu and run the TomTom application. That easy.

Nike announces updated Nike+ SportBand

Jul 14th 2009 5:58PM on Engadget

Now that the iPhone 3GS has Nike+ built-in, I am using it more instead of my 3gen nano with adapter. Bluetooth headphones+iPhone 3GS+Nike sensor = wireless all around when running

Acer to join the Moblin Linux bandwagon

Jun 3rd 2009 4:53PM on Engadget

Still can't use WiFi using Moblin on HP Mini 1000.

Nintendo Wii Vitality Sensor detects your pulse

Jun 2nd 2009 4:33PM on Engadget

WTF? I have an oxymeter that also reads pulse. What the hell can you do with that? Pulse and oxygen levels do not vary that much unless you have respiratory problem. Are they targeting people with respiratory problems?!

BlackBerry App World now live

Apr 1st 2009 8:06PM on Engadget

Too bad I have to use PayPal. No thanks.

Finally, proper banner ads for Android: Flash demoed on a G1

Nov 17th 2008 6:44PM on Engadget

Oh, please. My T-mobile G1 can't even use more than 1 gig of memory! That extra 16 gig? Oh you can only use it to store pictures and music but not apps. Blah! What a waste.

Motorola's S9-HD looks white as a sheet

Aug 19th 2008 3:56PM on Engadget Mobile

I went through four different S9 headphones (thru warranty). Motorola markets the S9 as active/sports headphones but they are not sweatproof. I used them at the gym and after a few uses the buttons stop working and the unit itself works intermittently. After the fourth replacement set, I just gave up on them. I wonder Moto has addressed that problem with this new unit.

Screen Grabs: Nokia's XpressMedia 5800 "Tube" plays big role in The Dark Knight

Aug 4th 2008 1:48PM on Engadget

Movie was 30 minutes too long. I dozed off.

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