iPhone 4 Game Boy case is available Now.

The Game Boy iPhone 4 case is available in a range of funky colors which include yellow, orange, white, black, red and blue, and we think this is the most realistic Game Boy style case we have featured so far.

Obviously this case hasn’t been officially licensed by Nintendo, so we doubt it will be available for sale for very long, if you want one they are available for $8.90 each from Etsy

The Game Boy iPhone 4 case is available in a range of funky colors which include yellow, orange, white, black, red and blue, and we think this is the most realistic Game Boy style case we have featured so far.

Obviously this case hasn’t been officially licensed by Nintendo, so we doubt it will be available for sale for very long, if you want one they are available for $8.90 each from Etsy

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AT&T is unable to unlock the existing iPhone 4 for you.

Apple started selling an unlocked iPhone 4 in the US earlier today, it is the GSM version which has previously been available with mobile operator AT&T, and now it seems that AT&T is unable to unlock the existing iPhone 4 for you.

According to @chronicwire, and Mike for Gadgetsteria, who have both contacted AT&T, the company has said that they are unable to unlock any iPhone 4′s at this time.

It isn’t clear whether this applies to iPhone 4′s that are still under the AT&T contract or ones that are out of the contract, or both so we are not sure whether AT&T will offer the option for devices to be unlocked in the future.

Apple started selling an unlocked iPhone 4 in the US earlier today, it is the GSM version which has previously been available with mobile operator AT&T, and now it seems that AT&T is unable to unlock the existing iPhone 4 for you.

According to @chronicwire, and Mike for Gadgetsteria, who have both contacted AT&T, the company has said that they are unable to unlock any iPhone 4′s at this time.

It isn’t clear whether this applies to iPhone 4′s that are still under the AT&T contract or ones that are out of the contract, or both so we are not sure whether AT&T will offer the option for devices to be unlocked in the future.

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HTC Desire doesn’t have enough memory to run Android 2.3.

HTC Desire Android 2.3 Update Cancelled By HTC

Bad news for owners of the original HTC Desire, as HTC has announced that they wont be releasing an official Android 2.3 Gingerbread update for the original HTC Desire.

According to HTC the reason that the update has been cancelled is because the HTC Desire doesn’t have enough memory to run Android 2.3 Gingerbread and the HTC Sense UI.

Our engineering teams have been working hard for the past few months to find a way to bring Gingerbread to the HTC Desire without compromising the HTC Sense experience you’ve come to expect from our phones. However, we’re sorry to announce that we’ve been forced to accept there isn’t enough memory to allow us both to bring Gingerbread and keep the HTC Sense experience on the HTC Desire. We’re sincerely sorry for the disappointment that this news may bring to some of you.

Of course you can still get Android 2.3 Gingerbread on your HTC Desire, it just wont be the official HTC release with the HTC Sense UI.

Source Android Central

HTC Desire Android 2.3 Update Cancelled By HTC

Bad news for owners of the original HTC Desire, as HTC has announced that they wont be releasing an official Android 2.3 Gingerbread update for the original HTC Desire.

According to HTC the reason that the update has been cancelled is because the HTC Desire doesn’t have enough memory to run Android 2.3 Gingerbread and the HTC Sense UI.

Our engineering teams have been working hard for the past few months to find a way to bring Gingerbread to the HTC Desire without compromising the HTC Sense experience you’ve come to expect from our phones. However, we’re sorry to announce that we’ve been forced to accept there isn’t enough memory to allow us both to bring Gingerbread and keep the HTC Sense experience on the HTC Desire. We’re sincerely sorry for the disappointment that this news may bring to some of you.

Of course you can still get Android 2.3 Gingerbread on your HTC Desire, it just wont be the official HTC release with the HTC Sense UI.

Source Android Central

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Google Launches ‘Me on The Web’ Service To Help Manage Your Online Reputation

Google has added a new feature to its services today called ‘Me on the Web’ which has been designed to help users monitor their online identities.

The new Google service is now available via your Google Dashboard and is positioned just under your account information. The new ‘Me on the Web’ service is a little similar to Google alerts and allows you to setup notifications for your name and e-mail address, and is one of Google’s first steps in its mission to help you manage your online identity.

In their blog post Google explain that they have been working hard to build various identity options into their Google products and the new tool has been designed to make it easier to monitor your identity on the web. Providing you with easy access to resources to help you control the information that is on the web about you.

For more information about the new ‘Me on the Web’ service jump over to the Google blog.

Google has added a new feature to its services today called ‘Me on the Web’ which has been designed to help users monitor their online identities.

The new Google service is now available via your Google Dashboard and is positioned just under your account information. The new ‘Me on the Web’ service is a little similar to Google alerts and allows you to setup notifications for your name and e-mail address, and is one of Google’s first steps in its mission to help you manage your online identity.

In their blog post Google explain that they have been working hard to build various identity options into their Google products and the new tool has been designed to make it easier to monitor your identity on the web. Providing you with easy access to resources to help you control the information that is on the web about you.

For more information about the new ‘Me on the Web’ service jump over to the Google blog.

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