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Vodafone Blue handset with Facebook-centric features debuts in India

Vodafone has dived once again in the mobile phone manufacturing arena with the Vodafone Blue Facebook oriented handset. Developed in collaboration with the social networking site, it comes with free Facebook access for an entire year. To start with its Facebook affinity, it is embellished with a blue hued dedicated Facebook key standing out in [...]

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Currys launches 'Knowhow Movies' VOD service / money-pit

DSGI launch 'Knowhow Movies' VOD service

Today, Dixons Retail plc (Currys, PC World) and Rovi launch a UK-based VOD service under the retail giant's Knowhow paid-support brand (think: Geek Squad with more overcharging). You'll be able to buy and download movies and TV to your Windows PC or stream them to a Mac using Rovi's DivX technology with adaptive streaming. The platform is promised to swell to include smart TVs, Blu-Ray players, tablets, consoles and smartphones through 2012. You'll be able to register up to five devices with the service and switch between them as you wish, as long as everything's connected to the internet. Selected movies are available to rent for around £3 ($5), or can be bought in SD/HD for £13 ($21) / £18 ($29). Just as an FYI for consumers planning on signing up: most of the titles are available to buy on DVD for around two-thirds of that price, if you can bear to wait a couple of days.

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Canon HG10 Review at Videomaker

Videomaker reviews the Canon HG10 camcorder in their December issue. In summary, the reviewer found the HG10 to produce great quality video in different lighting situations, and auto-focus and auto white balance were spot on. Really the only things mentioned that were not liked were the lack of a manual focus ring and manual audio [...]

Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/DigitalCamcorderNews/~3/A4boKQwv_pI/canon-hg10-review-at-videomaker

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Gravity Rush heading to PS Vita on June 12

The PlayStation Vita exclusive Gravity Rush game has finally received an official release date, but it’s not what anxious gamers were hoping for. Sony has slated the game now for a June 12 release in the US, although the game has already been well received in Japan since February 9 under the name of Gravity [...]

Source: http://feeds.slashgear.com/~r/slashgear/~3/WDX2OIcXkG4/

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Fox, Warner, SanDisk, and Western Digital announce new ?Project Phenix? DRM

Twentieth Century Fox and Warner Bros. studios along with storage device makers SanDisk and Western Digital have teamed up to announce a new “Project Phenix” (intentionally mispelled) initiative that’s aimed at making high-definition digital movie content available across multiple devices. The new digital rights management (DRM) standard is the brainchild of the Secure Content Storage [...]

Source: http://feeds.slashgear.com/~r/slashgear/~3/p3YS4cjQO08/

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Panasonic announces waterproof WA2 and ultrazoom V10 camcorders

Two budget-friendly camcorders add big features to stay ahead of the market.

Source: http://www.camcorderinfo.com/News/Panasonic-announces-waterproof-WA2-and-ultrazoom-V10-camcorders.htm

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Fox, Warner, SanDisk, and Western Digital announce new ?Project Phenix? DRM

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Thursday, 1 March 2012