Sony VAIO P – HSDPA mod
So, after more tinkering with the Sony VAIO P, I have successfully managed to mod the Gobi radio from Qualcomm (built-in WWAN) from EDVO-only to EGDE/HSDPA! I have documented the … Continue Reading Sony VAIO P – HSDPA mod
So, after more tinkering with the Sony VAIO P, I have successfully managed to mod the Gobi radio from Qualcomm (built-in WWAN) from EDVO-only to EGDE/HSDPA! I have documented the … Continue Reading Sony VAIO P – HSDPA mod
I have successfully managed to downgrade the Sony VAIO P to Windows XP (from Vista). I used this guide started by this person and contributed this information :) Most importantly, … Continue Reading Sony VAIO P – Windows XP downgrade
Welcome to part 3 of a multi-part post on moddng the Acer Aspire One! In part 1, I showed how to take the Aspire One apart, how to upgrade the … Continue Reading Modding the Acer Aspire One – HSDPA
There’s been a lot mentioned on the intertubes about the HTC Dream/T-Mobile G1 since it was announced 2 days ago. I’ve pre-ordered mine, and I’m looking forward to gnawing on … Continue Reading Syncing the HTC Dream/T-Mobile G1
I’ve recently acquired a virtually new-in-the-box and never booted Vulcan FlipStart with Windows XP and EVDO! The only item missing appears to be the recovery disc(s), which I can live … Continue Reading Unboxing the Vulcan FlipStart
Recently, a member of handtops.com (where I’m a moderator) lent me his Vulcan FlipStart and Fujitsu LifeBook U810 for me play with! Last year I published an HSDPA mod for … Continue Reading Vulcan Flipstart HSDPA mod
A few months ago I wrote about rocking a router in my pocket by running JoikuSpot to share HSDPA over WiFi on my Nokia N95-3… This solution works well enough, … Continue Reading Cradlepoint PHS300 review
Or are you just happy to see me? Once upon a time, in a land far away, I used an OQO Model 01+ and Motorola E815 connected via Bluetooth. I … Continue Reading Is that a router in your pocket?
I’ll be blogging live from Macworld next week, uploading pictures in real time and broadcasting live videos. Keep an eye on the following: – My Twitter account (real-time links to … Continue Reading My Macworld predictions
Happy new year :) Here’s last month’s tasty bits, a little behind once again! I’ve decided to stop numbering the column hereafter… JKK added HSDPA to the Asus 701 (Eee) … Continue Reading Tasty bits – 35 (holidays edition)
The news came right after I returned from playing in the desert with my Nokia N95, right around the time Nokia officially announced the N95, US version (aka. N95-3). Apparently, … Continue Reading Unboxing the Nokia N95, US version
I’ve been using my Sony Ericsson K850i for a few days now and it’s a great device all around. In fact it’s almost as powerful as the Nokia N95 which … Continue Reading Sony Ericsson K850i observations
Yes, it’s definitely odd… But it’s also definitely cool! Although it’s not unusual for Nokia to release revised or updated products with a different name (e.g. N61, N62, and N61i) … Continue Reading The great Nokia N95 remix
T-Mobile recently launched HotSpot@Home, a UMA (Unlicensed Mobile Access) service with seamless hand-off between GSM and WiFi – unfortunately it requires special phones and routers… Nokia released new firmware for … Continue Reading Tasty bits – 23
Wow! The iPhone, the most anticipated device ever, is here… And I have one :) Take a look at the pictures. As planned, I tried both my existing AT&T SIM … Continue Reading Unboxing the Apple iPhone
The iPhone launch (now with YouTube support) is one week away. Are you ready for total chaos? I have a plan :) In the meantime, here’s a nice article comparing … Continue Reading Tasty bits – 22
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