London, February 14: Danish toy company Lego is all set to launch a mobile phone, if online reports are to be believed.
Leaked on the Internet, the reports suggest that the slim cellular phone has a plastic casing made up of colourful lego bricks, which the user can change according to their mood.
When a user wishes to change the number keypad from blue to green, he/she can do so just by clicking a new piece of Lego, as if the user were constructing a Lego building.
Latest confirmation which has come from one Web site's count is that now iPhone and iPod touch users, who are searching to download software from Apple's App Store now have nearly 20,000 programs to choose from.
The news has come from Apptism, an iPhone app activity aggregator, which also says that the on Tuesday, the 20,000th iPhone app was added to the store.
Nikon today made announcement regarding its AF-S DX 35mm f1.8 G lens, which is basically a “fast-fifty” for DX shooters and a fast aperture prime lens with a DX equivalent focal length of 52mm. Thus it replaces the classic 50mm focal length, long a standard in photography for having a field of vision similar to the human eye.
The GPS device-maker Garmin and the PC components-maker Asus have teamed up to manufacture co-branded smartphones; and they intend bringing the so-manufactured devices at "attractive" prices to the US market!
On Friday, Last. fm made the announcement regarding the availability of its internet radio application for the Google Android mobile platform, which is being seen as beneficial addition to the fleet.
The listeners would be able to utilize each and every feature of Last. fm on the T-Mobile G1 and other upcoming phones that run on the platform.
Last. fm co-founder Martin Stiksel, reported, "The app truly is a to-go version of the site, rather than a stripped-down-for-mobile version."
New York, Jan 23 : Despite efforts to keep pornography away from iPhone applications, Apple has probably failed to screen one application currently available.
Ustream, the new iPhone application for viewing live streaming video on the Web was found to be showing live sex cam as one of its most popular videos.
In the clip titled `Her G Spot TV LIVE!!', a scantily-clad woman is seen teasing audiences with suggestive poses and gestures, at one point undressing completely just off camera seemingly to perform sexual acts, reports the New York Daily News.