Can you read this QR code?
A Quick Response code is the 2.0 version of a bar code. They can contain much more information than a bar code. The codes are great for the mobile space because with your average camera phone, you can read these codes.
A QR Code is a matrix code (or two-dimensional bar code) created by Japanese corporation Denso-Wave in 1994. The “QR” is derived from “Quick Response”, as the creator intended the code to allow its contents to be decoded at high speed.
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Seems like today the spotlight is on the Samsung Epix - with reviews and videos all around. Above - Pocketnow’s unboxing video.
According to WM Experts, the processor on the Epix is awesome, but its biggest weakness is its touch screen which they claim to lack the smoothness and efficiency seen on other WinMo devices.
Do you have a BlackJack? If so, I’d love to hear if the Epix appeals to you or if you’ll sit this one out and wait for the next BlackJack.
These kind of articles might dissuade advertisers to post on the site but that’s just too bad. The world needs to know that there is no such thing as free iPhone porn. Sorry. I’ve done a ton of research on this subject. I have gone to every single site that claims to offer “free iPhone porn” in an attempt to write a review and showcase the best one, but none of them offer anything close to what redtube dot com, for example, could offer.
I’m not the kind of guy whose ready to start paying for iPhone porn, so although I’m sure there are great sites out there offering quality paid porn, I’m not down. Pornography should be free and only if you’re into some wild kinky niche stuff should you have to pay. I mean, balloon popping porn is hard to shoot and takes a really creative mind to put together, so that stuff needs funding.
OneTapPorn dot com
Pay site so I’m not interested.
Pornexa dot com
Videos just don’t play. Useless.
Pornhub dot com
It looked promising at first. The thumbnails were all there, the video started to load and then….nothing. None of the videos played.
iphone-porn dot us
This site has gotten a ton of exposure on the Internet and their site looks awesomely optimized for iPhone. The videos all seemed great but when I clicked on one, guess what happened? NOTHING! Again!
mynaughtyphone dot com
This site is another pay site. Lame!
iphoneporngrid dot com
Once I clicked into a thumbnail gallery the screen was just blank. A total waste of time.
This list could go on and on. I really would not recommend paying for one of these iPhone porn sites until we see the free sites prove that it’s worth it.
I need to know what’s going on here. Is it because I’m in Canada? Are Canadians not allowed free porn? Or is this just a big hoax and these iPhone optimized porn sites are just looking for extra clicks by riding the iPhone wave?
What, you think we didn’t have one before today? While we’re still not sure when you’ll be able to walk into a Rogers store to actually buy the shiny new device like Simon did, today still marks the official launch of the BlackBerry Bold on Rogers. In honor of this special day, we’ve decided to post our exhaustive review, if only to whet your appetites.
And boy, has this day been a long time coming: three years in development, three months since its official announcement at WES 2008, and three times the hype of any other BlackBerry release. The first in RIM’s next generation lineup of smartphones, the BlackBerry Bold has been labeled everything from an enterprise company’s desperate push into the prosumer space to a true iPhone killer. Most of the BlackBerry faithful are just hoping that it turns out to be a worthy merger and evolution of the BlackBerry 8800 and Curve device lines. This review will settle the debate.
Be forewarned, our review of the BlackBerry Bold is fairly large. However, we’ve broken the review down into specific sections for quick and convenient access to the information you seek. Make sure to post a comment to let us know if there’s anything we’ve missed, anything else you want to know about, and whether or not you feel RIM’s new flagship device meets the hype.
Enough talk! Behold, the BlackBerry Bold.
Read the rest of The Ultimate BlackBerry Bold Review
Between a BlackBerry, work computer, home desktop, and laptop, it’s easy to get your files scattered in a lot of different places. SugarSync knows this and is trying make it quick and easy to make sure you can always access all of your files. They’ve been kicking around for awhile, and I’ve been testing it out since beta. We talked with the developer about the importance of syncing across desktops and handheld, followed up by high promises of review. Well, here we are and ready to take a good close look at SugarSync.
[Read the rest of the review at BlackBerry Cool]