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OverviwewCompatible DevicesProtect the screen of your Palm^® Pre™ Plus phone from scratches without sacrificing its good looks. Just apply BodyGuardz. This ultrathin transparent film is made from the same material that’s used to shield the front of automobiles from rocks and other abrasive elements. The film is tough and durable but also optically clear. So your Palm Pre Plus gets all the attention—not the BodyGuardz protecting it.Compatible Devices

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We’re proud to announce our starting line-up of iPhone 4 Cases: PixelSkin, Fitted, CandyShell, and introducing NEW PixelSkin HD and GeoMetric!!  A few of these awesome iPhone 4 cases are already in stock at AT&T retail stores nationwide, with CandyShell in BatWing Black and NightShade Purple available for purchase online at att.com right now.
www.speckproducts.com is expecting availability of:

PixelSkin first – Black rolling in approx. June 29th, Pink and Purple following shortly after.
PixelSkin HD next – Black comin’ in early July, the other colors to follow.
Fitted to come in next – early to mid July
CandyShell in all colors – early to mid July
GeoMetric – available mid-late July

We’ll update our online dates and post “where to buy” in retails stores as more info comes in. Thanks for your interest and enjoy your new iPhone 4!!

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New range of media players Mp3/Mp4 MUSIC Dane-Elec

DANE-ELEC Memory, a manufacturer and distributor of digital-memory-based working among young musical talent. The French company will propose, by April 2010 the group promising album “CLARK & THE FAMOUS SUSPECT” on Latest products in its range DANE-ELEC Music.

Favorite musical heart DANE-ELEC early this year, “CLARK & THE FAMOUS SUSPECT” young band Pop Electro-Rock on the rise, has attracted the attention of the manufacturer by the freshness of his melodies and rhythms catchy. So a new drive for support of young talent that the manufacturer will find 8 tracks from the album “Hyde Side loaded onto MP3 players Connectivity Music, Music Roll, Music and Time on My touch Mp4 in its 8 GB

MP3 Player: ROLL MUSIC > MP3 Ultra Circular Design > High Speed USB Connector > Excellent value for money > Available in black, red, blue and pinkWith the same design as its counterpart Music Connectivity, this MP3 player, small and light, can be worn simply with his shoulder. It is available in 5 different colors (black, red, blue, pink and gray). Complete information on www.danedigital.com MP3: ROLL MUSIC Connectivity > Ultra MP3 Player Design > High speed USB connector > Area Collaborative > Area CollaborativeMP3 player with multiple fashion colors, the music will accompany you everywhere thanks to its minimalist format. Discreet, lightweight and stylish, it is worn around the neck. His CSA will touch you to easily access all its features. Mp3 Player with rounded curves, it is distinguished by the service “No Limit”. Stokage This online service offers 1 GB additional space for its users. It also works as a collaborative space accessible by three other accounts to share files safely with his friends. Complete information on www.danedigital.com All credits and information was found on http://www.dane-elec.fr

Yes, yes, we know you’d rather get Eclair or Froyo — but sometimes you’ve got to be happy with what you’ve got, and this is one of those times. As far as we can tell, Samsung hasn’t budged on its commitment to sunset the Behold II’s upgrade path with Donut, but at least 1.6 is finally trickling into the hands of owners this week via a rolling over-the-air update that should wrap up on the 25th. There are a few bug fixes in the mix, too — so unless you’ve got a rooted Behold II running 2.2 already, you probably want in on this action. Or… you know, dump this inadequately-supported piece for something running 2.1 out of the box.

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We can’t say for sure that it’s an indication that Walmart will be stocking the white iPhone 4 come Thursday, but we find it pretty interesting that all of a sudden the white 16GB model shows up on its retail store as “available in store.” Could this possibily mean that the white iPhone will be available for purchase — at least at Walmart — on D-Day?

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It’s not just multitasking apps that are hitting the App Store to coincide with the release of iOS 4.0 — Apple has also just rolled out version 1.1 of its iBooks app, which is now available for the iPhone and iPod touch in addition to the iPad (officially, this time). As previously announced, the app now also supports PDF viewing, and boasts a range of other more minor improvements, including new ways to bookmark (complete with syncing across devices), your choice of white or sepia colored pages, more font options and, of course, “greater stability and better performance.”

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O2 UK announced today that it will only offer the iPhone 4 to current customers when the handset launches on June 24th. The wireless carrier cites extremely limited stock as the basis for this potentially controversial decision. Folks looking to score an iPhone by signing up now with O2 are out of luck as the iPhone will only be offered to wireless, home broadband, and home phone customers who have been with O2 since May 24th, 2010. Current customers will have to travel to a brick and mortar store to snag an iPhone as the incredibly hot handset will not be available online from O2 until the end of July. Once the supply of iPhones is no longer limited, O2 will finally make the handset available to new customers.

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Throughout the course of Windows Phone 7’s paced, deliberate unveiling this year, Microsoft has been very clear on the fact that it doesn’t intend for Windows Mobile — the legacy platform we know today — to disappear, arguing that it’s got several years of life left in it for certain verticals. We’re starting to see that philosophy play out today with the introduction of Windows Embedded Handheld, which is essentially a warmed-over version of WinMo 6.5.3 with some key UI and enterprise-focused enhancements. Microsoft is specifically calling out an “extended support life-cycle” for the platform, a sign that these phones aren’t for the gotta-have-it crowd — instead, the company intends to push these things through corporate fleets where Windows Mobile has traditionally dominated, places where Windows Phone’s flashy stylings and locked-down underpinnings won’t have the same draw.

To that end, Motorola has announced the ES400 as Windows Embedded Handheld’s inaugural device, a rugged smartphone with a 600MHz Qualcomm MSM7627 core, resistive VGA touchscreen, fingerprint scanner, and a trick 3.5G radio that can be user-switched between GSM and CDMA. Naturally, you’re not going to see this on carrier shelves, but the ES400 is being pushed as a solid option for field sales and service, healthcare, and retail use — so if you’re working in any of those fields, you might have a harder time shaking off the last remnants of WinMo than you ever imagined. Follow the break for Microsoft’s press release.

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Orange in the UK has provided further details on its plans for the iPhone 4 from Apple. The iPhone 4 will go on sale starting June 24 and will be offered on monthly or pay-as-you-go plans. For the the full pricing matrix, go here.

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It’s been a long, painful, drawn-out process, but it looks like we’re finally closing in on getting everyone with an HTC Hero around the globe covered with Eclair. The company’s European outpost has just posted some details on its Android 2.1 over-the-air update for the 2100MHz 3G Hero sold in most of the continent (including separate builds for units in Nordic countries, Greece, and Ireland), so this should quite a lot of brewing discontent — just in time for owners to develop a raging case of Froyo envy, that is. C’est la vie; time for a Legend, right?

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