We have known that HP has released the Mini 210-1076NR recently. Though Verizon Wireless may not support the Apple iPad, but it does not stop to add another netbook to its offering. They just launched the HP Mini 210-1076NR with Verizon Wireless that is available in the Black Crystal color. if you sign a new two-year customer contract on a broadband plan ,you can with a $100 mail-in rebate and can pay for it only at the price of $149.99,
Specifications wise that the HP Mini 210 is another Atom-powered netbook. It features a lot powerful characters. It come with a 10.1-inch screen, 1.66 GHz CPU, Windows 7 OS, 1 GB RAM, 250 GB hard drive, as well as stereo speakers, SD card reader, webcam, Bluetooth ,VGA port, and WiFi. In addition, due to the embedded 3G modem, it has the ability to connect via 3G network.
However, you will need some other mobile data plan along with the netbook, which cost at about $39.99 for 250 MB every month. Moreover, in case you are frequent travelers, you can take in Verizon’s suggest to add the GlobalAccess plans which start at $129.99 for 5 GB of data usage in the U.S. and Canada. There are some other international plans, like pay-per-use options, if you want to know more details please check Verizon’ homepage.

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After research firm NPD reported yesterday that Android had overtaken Apple’s iPhone OS and clinched the second place spot in the US smartphone market, the Cupertino company’s PR team have come out fighting.  According to Apple spokesperson Natalie Harrison, “This is a very limited report on 150,000 US consumers responding to an online survey and does not account for the more than 85 million iPhone and iPod touch customers worldwide.”

“IDC figures show that iPhone has 16.1 percent of the smartphone market and growing,” Harrison continues, “far outselling Android on a worldwide basis. We had a record quarter with iPhone sales growing by 131 percent and with our new iPhone OS 4.0 software coming this summer, we see no signs of the competition catching up anytime soon.”  NPD had concluded that Apple had 21-percent of the smartphone OS market share, while Android had edged ahead with 28-percent and RIM’s BlackBerry OS maintained the lead with 36-percent.

Of course, as we mentioned yesterday – and indeed NPD drew attention to – the rise in Android popularity certainly wasn’t hurt by Verizon and others pushing handsets running the open-source OS in their promotions, such as offering a “free” second device for every one bought.  That Android, available on numerous devices, should eventually overtake the number of iPhone OS smartphones around seems obvious; frankly we’re just glad to have choice in the market.

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Is Apple planning to launch a new version of the much popular iPhone? Well, as the news leaked online with Apple’s plan to offer the iPhone on its list price, we were pretty much confused as to why this step has been taken. Could it be due to the reason it needs to sell the stock fast and bring in its latest gadget? Or it can also be of an internal news report about some competitor bringing a better smartphon

Some even took this as another Rumor but upon confirming at a local Apple store, iPhones were being sold at the list price to customers without the AT&T contract. Customers are allowed to buy one iPhone per person, per day.

Another source revealed that the iPhone without contract and on list price has been launched to keep in view the gray export market of iPhone in countries worldwide

Here’s an unboxing video of HTC’s upcoming smartphone ‘Legend‘ that was recently made by Matt from tracyandmatt.co.uk. Just a quick reminder, the handset features a 3.2-inch 320 x 480 AMOLED touchscreen display, a Qualcomm 600MHz processor, a 5MP camera with LED flash, HTC’s Sense UI, an optical trackpad, GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth and runs on Android 2.1 OS. Watch the video after the jump.

Nokia has announced that it has partnered with Skype to allow users to download Skype for Symbian from their Ovi Store. These now gives access to the software to more than 200 million smartphone users.

This software is completely free and without users with Nokia phones to make calls via wi-fi. Software can also be used via mobile data connection, 3G is actually recommend it but it will also work with GPRS and EDGE.

The fact that you will be able to make Skype to Skype call free using your WiFi connectivity on your smartphone is a welcome addition. However, some of the networks in Ireland when they launch new phones remove this type of software automatically because they did not want you making free phone calls using Skype WiFi. The news that you can now install the software using the Ovi store is a welcome addition.

LAGOS : Mobile phones may be a key weapon in the war against HIV and AIDS in Africa, says to the UNAIDS chief.

The relatively new technology has a role to play in a continent plagued by inadequate health centres and dilapidated infrastructure, said Michel Sidibe, the executive director of the United Nations AIDS agency.

“You can talk about different policies, about capacity building, but you can’t beat this kind of epidemic with facility-based approach only,” he added.

A major mobile telephone operator in Nigeria already runs a toll-free call scheme that links callers to counsellors on HIV-AIDS concerns.

“It’s a fascinating initiative,” said Sidibe.

“Its advantage is that you don’t have to move from your place to a centre where… you may be stigmatised.

“You have free communication and quality advice, which can help you take a decision.”

With basic intensive training and armed with mobile phones, local community or village workers could be a part of the health service delivery system, he said.

For despite the resources poured in years into Sub-Saharan Africa to combat HIV-AIDS, the region remains the world’s most heavily affected, accounting for 67 percent of HIV infections, according to UNAIDS’ own figures.

“You need first to look at a community-based approach, tap on non-conventional facilities,” Sidibe told AFP during a recent trip to Nigeria.

It was time that Africa, saddled with a myriad of economic, political and social woes, got back to basics, he argued.

“I don’t think in any of our African countries we will be able to wait to have professionals, or to have enough of those people.” “It is time to reinforce our capacity to use the modern technology differently,” he said.

Africa, a continent with one of the highest numbers with access to cellular phones, should take advantage of the digital revolution to reach out widely, he said.

“It’s something we need to start replicating in Africa, remember we have more mobile phones in African than in north America,” he added.

Nigeria has more than 70 million cellphone line subscribers: about one line for every two people.

A pilot project using cellphones is underway in the Nigeria’s northern Kaduna State and southwestern Ondo State.

Village workers — who have barely been through secondary school — have been trained to identify symptoms of minor ailments.

They tour villages examining patients and use their mobile phones to call up trained medical workers at a major referral centre to get diagnosis and prescriptions dictated over the phone.

“Community health workers go out with a mobile phone connected to a central referral hospital, can take temperatures… and doctors at the referral units advise on drugs to administer,” said Sidibe.

“Using all these types of approaches can help us improve information systems and expand delivery by reaching the poor in the community,” he said.

Despite prevention measures, which he said had helped avert 400,000 new infections in the past eight years on the continent, sub-Saharan Africa had the highest number of new infections in 2008.

The rate runs at 71 percent according to UNAIDS.

Most of those infected were sex workers, drug users and homosexual males.

About three million Nigerians, or just under five percent of Africa’s most populous nation are infected with HIV.

Sidibe said he visited Nigeria and South Africa because the two economic giants account for more than 50 percent of all HIV cases in Africa.

San Francisco 3D design and visualization studio Transparent House has created a visualization entitled “Anatomy of Apple Design” as a tribute 34 years of Apple design, starting from the Apple I and leading up to the new iPad. The studio used Autodesk 3ds Max and Chaos Group V-Ray to develop two minute video, which took around ten days to finish as a completely artificial but photorealistic rendering. The video jumps from the 1976 Apple I to the original 1985 Macintosh, skipping the company’s breadwinning Apple II series and its first significant flop, the Apple III. It presents the 1989 Macintosh Portable, 1991 PowerBook, and 1993 Newton Message Pad, skipping generations of desktop Macs (including the iconic iMacs and the elegant but slow selling Cube) to highlight the clamshell 1999 iBook and white 2006 MacBook, but not the Titanium PowerBook nor other pro notebooks. The visualization highlights the 2007 iPhone and the new iPad, but skips the iPod line and other current products such as Apple TV. “We wanted to show the products in Apple history that in our opinion were best related to the nature of the iPad,” the group explains on its Vimeo page. “There were also time limitations – we just couldn’t get every product in.” Direct link to YouTube.

How many of you out there use Bluetooth headsets in your everyday communications over your handset? It is more or less a love it or hate it affair with the majority of folks, since the feeling of having a foreign body hanging off one ear while impeding your hearing is a turn off for some, while others thrive on knowing they are able to pick up a call regardless of where they are. Jabra has been around the Bluetooth town for many years already, and their recent release, the EXTREME Bluetooth headset looks ready to make a splash. This device comes with a new innovation known as Noise Blackout Extreme which has its roots in Jabra’s distinguished heritage in noise cancelling technologies, relying on dual microphones and automatic volume control that dramatically enhances call quality. Apart from that, you will also experience double the background noise reduction (24 decibels) compared to the previous iteration of Noise Blackout technology at 12 decibels.

Just in case you were wondering whether the EXTREME Bluetooth headset is comfortable to wear, we are pleased to inform you that the EXTREME comes with a unique new Ultimate-fit Eargel that was specially developed to guarantee superior comfort even when you wear it throughout the entire working day. Making a debut at the recently concluded CES 2010, Jabra claims that the EXTREME will relegate poor quality calls to a distant memory. With all the technology packed in, you can be sure that the caller will never sound like a robot.

Since it was specially designed for comfort and style, most users might be surprised to find that they are wearing a headset, thanks to specially developed Ultimate-fit Eargels that will mold themselves to any ear shape to ensure a snug fit, regardless of whether you have Dumbo-sized ears. You will find that the headset is also equipped with a couple of rotatable ear hooks that were specially contoured to fit the ear perfectly. Regardless of whether you’re an audiophile or a road warrior, the EXTREME’s styling cues won’t disappoint. You can pick up the Jabra EXTREME Bluetooth 2.1 headset for $79.99.