We’ve been hearing quite a lot about the Logitech Revue which is slated to go public in the Logitech media event pretty soon. Just to keep the customers busy until then, Logitech has gone ahead and made live its official product page where the instant pre-orders are also available, while the deliveries will happen at the end of this month. What excites us though is not the fact that the product page has gone live, but the revelation of certain very important details which also includes the price tag. As per Logitech, the Revue Set-Top Box will retail for $299 and $179 if you

Verizon’s LTE plans have long been in the making. Their 4G plans were all set to be unveiled today when their new COO and President, Lowell McAdam broke the news about LTE. Verizon had earlier announced that their LTE network will be starting up in30 NFL citis by the end of 2010. With this announcement, they have expanded the coverage by 8 more cities. McAdam also announced that there will be ‘plenty of 4G smartphones and tablets on the market by the first half of 2011. While no official launch date has been announced, it is confirmed that 38 cities will get 4G LTE broadband

The much awaited Windows Phone 7 OS will be out very soon (and it better be since there are many Smartphones lined up counting on it) and to absolutely nobody’s surprise it will be Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer who will be the keynote speaker at the launch event on October 11 in New York City. Surely NYC will be all set for the much anticipated event as already press invites have been dispatched across the web with people queuing up to take the first look. On the stage along with the windows wiz Ballmer will be AT&T’s Ralph de la Vega, who quite obviously has enormous

Motorola is definitely on the move after the advent of the Android OS from Google and they are not just concentrating on introducing top-notch devices, even the standard ones appear attractive with Android on board of course. With its latest introduction Defy, Motorola is combining the utility of Android with ruggedness. Motorola Defy is a dust, scratch, impact, and water resistant handset and it ’sadly’ runs Android Eclair. It is difficult to comprehend why Motorola has avoided Froyo, but we will have to accept this for the other qualities of this device tend to

As expected from the leaks yesterday, it is now confirmed that the Verizon Droid Incredible will be getting its share of Froyo goodness, starting today. The news was tweeted through Verizon Wireless’s Support channel. This should make several owners ( as well as many prospective owners who found the phone out of stock the past couple of months ) very happy, with all the performance improvements and features brought in by Froyo. Major updated features include, pre-install Flash 10.1 plugin, 720p video recording, mobile hotspot support ( like on the Droid X ), and all the

Samsung has just unveiled the official teaser video for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab. This official update is coming after a whole lot of rumors and tips from a variety of sources about the upcoming Android tablet device. Thanks to the video, we now have a confirmed list of specs and features as well. The Galaxy Tab will come with Android 2.2 Froyo running on a 7-inch capacitive touchscreen display. The main features include video calling, Swype suport, HD movie playback, Adobe Flash, GPS Navigation, ebook reader and much more. Now without much ado, go ahead and check out the

We did talk about the Microsoft novelty, the Arch Touch mouse, a couple of weeks back and at that point in time we were almost sure that this MSFT peripheral will not go public before September this year. Well considering that Microsoft hasn’t outed the Arch Touch mouse officially, our predictions were still doing well, but a German website seemingly spoiled the party for us and more so for Microsoft. German website Notebooksbilliger.com was the one that had the MSFT product listed for a while until someone from Microsoft ofcourse pointed out what a blunder had been made

Seems like Samsung Galaxy S might soon become the most globally popular handset after the famed Apple iPhone versions. Galaxy S is set to arrive with four of the biggest US carriers and one of them (indeed two), AT&T, has even gone ahead and given the official nod-ahead. Announced today, AT&T users will be able to make the Samsung Captivate (AT&T specific version of the Galaxy S) their own, come July 18. As expected the Galaxy S version will be priced at $199 on contract without any rebate requirements. If you remember, it wasn’t long back that we talked about

MSI had unveiled its prototype WindPad 100 tablet device at the Computex show earlier this year. The device ran on Windows 7 OS and was powered by an Intel Atom Z530 1.66 GHz processor. From what we see now, the WindPad has advanced past the prototype stage and reached design maturity. MSI has put out a number of press shots of the tablet, picturing it with a dock in some. The specs are still expected to be the same as what was described at the unveiling at Computex. The mass market Windows 7 tablet is built around 10-inch 1024×600 capacitive touchscreen. It will have 2GB

Asus is all set to enter in to the tablet arena with its 8-inch Eee Tablet. Priced at $599, the ebook-reader/tablet will have a 64-grayscale TFT LCD without a backlight, and will hit the stores in October 2010. Asus has plans for selling the tablet subsidized by wireless carriers, with whom they are currently in negotiations. This would point to an inbuilt wireless broadband connection. The new price is some $300-$400 over the expected price. While the price will go down when offered through carriers, there will be the inevitable attached contract. The 1024×768 pixels