Starting Nov.13 social networking MySpace will introduce its mobile app for BlackBerry smartphones. Looks like the RIM MySpace app is features rich close to its desktop brother (sister).

Share events and experiences as they happen

Send and receive MySpace messages from practically anywhere

Access your Friends List and view status information

Receive automatic notifications when messages and comments arrive

Snap a picture with your smartphone’s camera and post it to MySpace with one click

View your friends’ photos and albums

Let your friends know your status and mood while you’re on the go

To receive updates, visit the BlackBerry MySpace page for more details.

via {mobilecrunch}

Wow! that’s pretty good deal… if you’re lucky to get one. That ‘limited quantities” wording are the real kicker they actually means they only have 5 units in stock. I love black Friday but im not going to camp out outside of the store entrance at 2o’clock in the morning on a frigid mid-20s temperature just to save $70. I’ll pass.

Update: Yay! it looks like the $244 was Photoshopped the correct price is $425.

source {bfad.net} via {engadget}

Yes, i-gotU babe! By using the GT-120 GPS Device that can record and trace of your journey, auto-add GPS Lat/Lon information on your photos taken during your trekking expeditions and trace it later using GoogleEarth/Maps then geotag using Picasa, Flickr.

The GT-120 work hand in hand with your GPS enabled digital cameras and compatible with 3rd party GPS navigation software, serve as PC GPS receiver.

Specs. include:

1. USB 1.1 interface
   
2. Built-in SiRF StarIII low-power chipset
   
3. Built-in GPS patch antenna
   
4. Built-in 230mAh Lithium-ion battery
   
5. Water-resistant hardware design

More info {here}

Blackberry new smartphone Storm is forecast to have a 99% chance of landfall on November 24 to a local Verizon store near you! That’s is according to BGR source.

The US smartphone market is heating up and according to market research firm NPD Group the iPhone is leading the pack.

1. Apple iPhone 3G
2. Motorola RAZR V3 (all models)
3. RIM Blackberry Curve (all models)
4. LG Rumor
5. LG enV2

Im still don’t have iPhone 3G but my Blackberry Curve still work just fine.

If you’re willing to shell out $600 for a high-end GPS this coming holidays even if our economy is still reeling on a slow economy then you should take a look the new Navigon 8100T. Aside from your typical GPS (maps, direction, voice reminder, etc.), this Navigon 8100T has a feature called Panaroma View 3D which basically tells you the terrain and elevation where you current standing or located. Added features includes:

* Free Real-Time Traffic Updates for Life
* Voice Destination Entry
* 4.8″ widesceen display
* Reality View Pro
* Lane Assistant Pro
* Fast Destination Entry
* Bluetooth Enabled
* Advanced Text-to-speech

Korean technology company LG has announced that it will introduce to the market its new and (a little bit) cheaper full touch screen mobile phone, the LG KP500 by the end of October.

But keep you gadget hunger in control because this baby does not have a WiFi or 3G capable, so you’re stuck on your slow EDGE network and always have to pay for data stream even though there’s an available WiFi spot just around the corner.

Comes with the 3-inch display (240×400 pixels resolution) web browse capable, comes in black, Vandyke brown, Anodizing silver and Elegant gold colors, FM tuner, 8GB storage via microSD card and Bluetooth. Price wise, it’s MSRP might be easy on your pocket but literally it’s because of its very slim 11mm (sexy?) figure.

source {yugatech}