iriver W10 revealed on teaser site

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We’d probably be more inclined to gripe about iriver stringing us along like this — five gadgets, five days, hardly any hard facts — if there wasn’t so much sexy to the devices and photographs the DAP manufacturer is tossing up every 24 hours or so. Today’s gadget is the iriver W10, a slim little touchscreen number we got to play with at CES, which seems to swipe some of the iPhone’s interface ideas for touchscreen VoIP dialing, while still sticking with those WPS (WiFi positioning system) and PDA / e-book / PMP features we heard about before. We wish we had more to tell you, like price or a release date, but two things are certain: iriver seems bent on swiping every gadget dollar we’ve ever stashed, and is singlehandedly keeping the hand modelling industry in business.

 

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Apple responds to EU’s concerns over iTunes pricing

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It looks like Apple waited ’till the last minute to respond to the EU’s latest demand for answers in its longstanding investigation into the company’s iTunes pricing practices, coming in just under an already extended midnight deadline yesterday. Of course, nobody’s saying exactly what Apple’s response entailed, with the EU only going so far as to say that they are “carefully” studying it. The EU’s prime concern here is Apple’s practice of preventing users in one country from downloading music intended for another which, in some cases, results in some users paying more for music than others. No word on what’ll happen next, although we somehow doubt this latest response will suddenly put the EU at ease.

[Via MacNN]

 

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RIM’s patent application for reconfigurable keypad

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The beauty of the messaging beast known as the BlackBerry, is, of course, the lovely QWERTY pad layout and giant luscious screen. We have seen a goodly pile of patent applications from RIM in an effort to preserve said keyboard while potentially supplying a new twist on a fairly utilitarian (and a bit long in the tooth) design. This latest application sees your favorite handset fitted with keys in a “garage door” type layout, so if you only need a few keys for watching a video or wandering the interwebs, the extra keys just roll back into the handset’s body. Apparently RIM may already know what Apple could discover next week: on screen keyboards can be pretty weak affairs, albeit much easier to keep clean.

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HP unveils nine new budget-friendly Photosmart cameras

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What’s a Thursday in June without nine new boringcams from HP to be totally underwhelmed by? We can’t think of a better way to spend our morning than to sort through all these mundane Photosmart models, and if you have the patience feel free to join in on the fun. The cameras range from the $80 E337, which features a 5 megapixel sensor and a 1.5-inch LCD, all the way up to the R937 (pictured), sporting a 3.6-inch touchscreen and an 8 megapixel resolution, which goes for $300. In between is a vast wasteland of minor feature bumps and teensy aesthetic tweaks, but we’ve gotta hand it to HP for packing good amount of features into some fairly well priced cameras. Keep reading and all will be revealed.

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