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Jazzy Jeff
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Sony working on direct-to-PSP download store

Dec 7th 2007 4:49PM on Engadget

and why not let us North American PSP folks have a DTV tuner for a change. I'm sure there'd be an FCC tussle or two in terms of doing that, but just take the plunge won't you please.

HTC said to be planning 2-3 Android-based handsets next year

Nov 12th 2007 6:11PM on Engadget

No kidding, this is nothing more than Google's version of a pro wrestler cutting a promo on Microsoft and Palm. I hate to say this, folks, but Windows Mobile 6 is gonna' win this fight.

PSP hooked up to third party GPS receivers

Oct 21st 2007 1:17PM on Engadget

...or Garmin's Legend CX. But with Navteq probably tying the knot with Nokia, the software/firmware for these things probably wont be appearing on anyone else's GPS units anytime soon. Not sure who else makes the stuff but Navteq is the best.

HTC P4550 "Kaiser" reviewed

Jul 2nd 2007 7:44AM on Engadget

Is this the new HTC phone that Sprint is said to be offering very soon?

Makita intros giant rugged on-site AM/FM stereo

Mar 2nd 2007 8:14AM on Engadget

I can see where this would come in handy, you can get satellite radio into this thing via your sat radio's FM transmitter. Imagine being able to listen to Howard Stern while you're on the job site. Coooooool!

Sirius to retailers: stop taking Stiletto pre-orders

Sep 25th 2006 10:45PM on Engadget

...and until this comes out, we can at least listen to a handful of Sirius channels (Howard Stern not included, with somewhat crappy audio) on our Sprint mobile phones.

PSP keyboard and cellphone attachments on USPTO

Mar 24th 2006 10:34PM on Engadget

Y'all are forgetting that the keyboard and cellphone attachments are concepts and probably wont be produced in the first place. Voice-activated text entry will probably be incorporated into the VOIP circuitry on the new PSP. It's also possible that this new PSP will see the coming of the PDA-like functions in the new firmware version 3.

Griffin joins the PSP peripheral ranks

Mar 17th 2006 7:30AM on Joystiq Playstation

CellBoost (the mobile phone battery people) make an 'extended-life' battery for the PSP. I believe it's available at RadioShack and Sam Goody now.

Origami UI on CeBIT web site

Mar 9th 2006 7:29AM on Engadget

I'm sure a lot of folks will opt for the Bluetooth keyboard option. Having a virtual keyboard on-screen will yuck up the screen over time. I have to admit though that I didn't know there was such a thing as a Bluetooth keyboard. I've seen a lot of RF-based wireless keyboards used on desktop PCs though.

Audio Broadcast Flag legislation could ban home recording

Mar 4th 2006 12:02AM on Engadget

I give kudos to the Sprint music store for allowing users to download a copy of their favorite music tracks to their phones and to their PCs. It costs a little more that way but it's a step in the right direction. Now I'd like to see MovieLink and its ilk do that with movies.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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