When the original Motorola RAZR came out in 2004
it turned the mobile world upside down with its slim profile and
impressive design. Motorola sold more than 50 million units of the
device, which makes it the all time best-selling clamshell. However,
Motorola didn't quite manage to continue riding the enormous wave of
success which the RAZR set and inevitably lost momentum.Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Motorola RAZR hands-on: First look
By GSMArena team
When the original Motorola RAZR came out in 2004
it turned the mobile world upside down with its slim profile and
impressive design. Motorola sold more than 50 million units of the
device, which makes it the all time best-selling clamshell. However,
Motorola didn't quite manage to continue riding the enormous wave of
success which the RAZR set and inevitably lost momentum.
When the original Motorola RAZR came out in 2004
it turned the mobile world upside down with its slim profile and
impressive design. Motorola sold more than 50 million units of the
device, which makes it the all time best-selling clamshell. However,
Motorola didn't quite manage to continue riding the enormous wave of
success which the RAZR set and inevitably lost momentum.Friday, October 21, 2011
NIKON AF-S DX 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6G VR
I just bought this lens 2 weeks ago for around $ 333. Here are some photos which taken with this lens and my Nikon D3000.
All this photos are copyright by me, you are prohibited to publish or to repro or to copy for any purposes.
All this photos are copyright by me, you are prohibited to publish or to repro or to copy for any purposes.
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Sony Suspends 93K Online Accounts After Security Breach
Sony Corp. said Wednesday it had found a "large amount" of unauthorized sign-in attempts on its PlayStation Network and other online entertainment services, and that it has temporarily suspended about 93,000 user accounts for those services.
The Japanese electronics and entertainment giant said in a statement that credit card details for those user accounts are "not at risk," Dow Jones Newswires reported.
The Japanese electronics and entertainment giant said in a statement that credit card details for those user accounts are "not at risk," Dow Jones Newswires reported.
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