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You have seen our gallery of the HTC Droid Incredible, now read on to find out our thoughts on living with Verizon Wireless’ brand-new flagship phone.
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It has been quite a long time since we have taken a stroll down Memory Lane and today’s edition is not exactly technology related, but it was so obvious that we could not resist. Last week, American Express announced their brand new prepaid card for teens called Pass. Almost exactly ten years ago, American Express was rolling out a new non-credit card for teens, the Cobaltcard.
This is the current Google Android phone of the moment: the HTC Droid Incredible from Verizon Wireless. The specs certainly are impressive. The Incredible packs a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 800×480 (WVGA) 3.7″ AMOLED screen, 512 MB RAM, 1GB ROM and 8GB of flash storage, Android 2.1 with HTC’s Sense UI on top of it, and an 8-megapixel camera with dual LED flash.
We previously showed you detailed pictures of the ins and outs of the Palm Pre Plus for Verizon Wireless. Now, let us fill you in with our usual in-depth observations on what it is like to live with the Palm Pre Plus day to day.
We have already given you a multi-angle perspective of the Lenovo ThinkPad Edge 13. Now read on to find out our first-hand impressions in our in-depth review.
Check out the newest arrival in the JPT review labs: the Palm Pre Plus from Verizon. Glance over some hands-on photos of Palm’s latest webOS creation and sit tight for our upcoming in depth review.
Sometimes you need to send someone a file (or group of files) larger than the attachment limit of your email service (it is 25MB for Gmail). Instead of splitting up the file and sending it over multiple emails, I use File Dropper.
Paint.NET is one of our favorite free image editors available for Windows. While it does not have anywhere near the features of Adobe Photoshop, it does have many more features than Microsoft Paint. So as a whole, we find it to be a very good (and very free) option for non-hardcore image editing. Now there is an open-source program that seeks to mimic Paint.NET in appearance and features, while adding support for Mac OS X and Linux.
Creating a website is not too difficult. Making it look nice, however, can be very time-consuming or expensive. The default program for website design is Adobe Dreamweaver. However, since that program costs hundreds of dollars, it is natural to look for a free alternative. KompoZer is just that free, open-source option.