Kindle DX: Amazon’s New Addition To The Kindle Family

Slim: Just over 1/3 of an inch, as thin as most magazines

Carry Your Library: Holds up to 3,500 books, periodicals, and documents

Beautiful Large Display: 9.7″ diagonal e-ink screen reads like real paper; boasts 16 shades of gray for clear text and sharp images

Auto-Rotating Screen: Display auto-rotates from portrait to landscape as you turn the device so you can view full-width maps, graphs, tables, and Web pages

Built-In PDF Reader: Native PDF support allows you to carry and read all of your personal and professional documents on the go

Wireless: 3G wireless lets you download books right from your Kindle DX, anytime, anywhere; no monthly fees, no annual contracts, and no hunting for Wi-Fi hotspots

Books In Under 60 Seconds: You get free wireless delivery of books in less than 60 seconds; no PC required

Long Battery Life: Read for days without recharging

Read-to-Me: With the text-to-speech feature, Kindle DX can read newspapers, magazines, blogs, and books out loud to you, unless the book’s rights holder made the feature unavailable

Big Selection, Low Prices: Over 400,000 books, newspapers, magazines, and blogs; New York Times Best Sellers and New Releases are only $9.99, unless marked otherwise

More Than Books: U.S. and international newspapers including the New York Times and Wall Street Journal, magazines including The New Yorker and Time, plus popular blogs, all auto-delivered wirelessly

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There are some corners in a room you wouldn’t imagine your camera getting into. Though it’s a totally fascinating thing to do, it isn’t safe. Of course, if you have something as cool as this cool flexible camera by Art Lebedev you can easily sneak it under you sexy neighbor’s door and have a good view. It’s called Fleximus, and is an Art Lebedev product. It comes with a viewfinder that can be detached with a 3 inch LCD module.

The sad part is that it’s still in its conceptual days. This means that there will most likely be something to do till it come out. How about looking for the most strategic crevice beneath her door?
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John Martin, who according to his LinkedIn profile was Vice President of iPhone and Mac Internet Services at Apple from August 2005 to September 2008, is joining Nokia  to head up the group working on Maemo and Maemo based devices according to the Finnish publication .

Before joining Nokia Martin has worked in a huge variety of companies , and before Apple, including  NASA (Group Manager, NASA Science Internet), , Microsoft  (Director, Windows Internet Services), Starbucks (Vice President, Music and Entertainment), and Loudeye (Senior Vice President Engineering). U.S. Patent No. 6,926,609 “Method for operating an electronic machine using a pointing device” [PDF link] was owned to Martin, so he sued Apple back in February of 2008 after failing to compensate him for this patent which holds by him. Can he bring about innovation within Nokia or is he going to sit on a desk, making power point slides all day while engineers walk up to him just to rub his tummy for some inspiration from Apple? Time will tell.

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Some Symbian phones can be fully hacked (which means that you can install anything and switch off the capability restrictions completely), others can only be partially hacked with the HelloOx method, and some phones can not be hacked at all yet. Your hacking options depend on your phone model and firmware version.

N71 (Japan) (full up to 3.0630.7.06.1, not sure about newer versions)
N71 (China) (full up to 4.0642.1.05, not sure about newer versions)
N73 (full up to 4.0812.4.3.1, not sure about newer versions)
N73 (China) (full up to 10.0.0, not sure about newer versions)
N73-1 (full up to 4.0839, not sure about newer versions)
N73-5 (full up to 4.0814.4.1.1, not sure about newer versions)
N76 (full up to 31.0.014, not sure about newer versions)
N77 (full up to 3.0827.22.0.1, not sure about newer versions)
N78 (full up to 12.046, partial up to 21.002, not sure about newer versions)
N79 (partial up to 20.175, not sure about newer versions)
N80 (full up to 5.0725.0.1, not sure about newer versions)
N81-1 (full up to 11.0.045, not sure about newer versions)
N81-3 (full up to 11.0.045, partial up to version 21.0.010, not sure about newer versions)
N81 (China) (full up to 20.1.016, not sure about newer versions)
N81 8Gb (full up to 20.0.056, partial up to version 21.0.010, not sure about newer versions)
N82 (full up to 20.0.062, partial up to version 31.0.016, not sure about newer versions)
N82 (China) (full up to 20.1.062, partial up to 30.1.019, not sure about newer versions)
N85 (partial up to 20.175, not sure about newer versions)
N91 (full up to 2.20.008, not sure about newer versions)
N91 8Gb (full up to 3.10.023, not sure about newer versions)
N93 (China) (full up to 20.1.058, not sure about newer versions)
N93-1 (full up to 10.0.025 or 20.1.058, not sure about newer versions)
N93i (China) (full up to 30.1.013, not sure about newer versions)
N93i-1 (full up to 30.0.013, not sure about newer versions)
N95 (full up to 30.0.015, partial up to 31.0.017, not sure about newer versions)
N95-3 (full up to 20.2.011, not sure about newer versions)
N95 8Gb (full up to 30.0.018, partial up to 31.2.007, not sure about newer versions)
N96 (partial up to 12.043, not sure about 20.050 or newer versions)
E50 (full up to 7.36.0.0, not sure about newer versions)
E51 (full up to 220.34.37, partial up to 300.34.56, not sure about newer versions)
E51-2 (without camera) (full up to 201.34.38, not sure about newer versions)
E60 (full up to 3.0633.09.04, not sure about newer versions)
E61 (full up to 3.0, not sure about newer versions)
E61i (full up to 3.0633.69.00, not sure about newer versions)
E62 (full up to 3.0633.09.13 and 3.0633.31.19, not sure about newer versions)
E63 (partial up to 100.21.110, not sure about newer versions)
E65 (full up to 3.0633.69.00, not sure about 4.0633.74.00 or newer)
E66 (full up to 102.07.81, partial up to 200.21.118, not sure about 210.21.007 or newer versions)
E70 (full up to 2.0618.07.10, not sure about newer versions)
E71 (full up to 100.07.76, possibly full for 102.07.81, partial up to 200.21.188, partial for 210.21.006 (but check this link), not sure about newer versions)
E75 (partial up to 100.48.78, not sure about newer versions)
E90 Communicator (full up to 210.34.75, partial up to 300.34.84, not sure about newer versions)
3250 (full up to ?, not sure about newer versions)
5320 XpressMusic (full up to 3.08, partial up to 4.13, not sure about newer versions)
5500 Sport (full up to 4.60, not sure about newer versions)
5700 XpressMusic (full up to 5.11, not sure about newer versions)
5800 XpressMusic Tube (partial up to 21.0.025, not sure about newer versions)
5800 XpressMusic Tube (North America) (partial up to 20.2.014, not sure about newer versions)
6110 Navigator (full up to 5.11, not sure about 6.01 or newer versions)
6110 Navigator (China) (full up to 5.12, not sure about newer versions)
6120 Classic (full up to 5.11. partial up to 6.01, not sure about 6.51 or newer versions)
6121 Classic (full up to 5.11. partial up to 6.01, not sure about newer versions)
6210 Navigator (full up to 3.08, not sure about newer versions)
6220 Classic (full up to 3.06, partial up to 4.13, not sure about newer versions)
6290 (full up to 3.03, not sure about newer versions)
Samsung G810 (details here, login or signup required)
Samsung i550, i550w, i560 (full up to xxHH1, not sure about newer versions)
Samsung i8510 INNOV8 (partial up to ?)

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