Tech Burn

iPhone 3GS is the new 3rd generation iPhone, with the major upgrade being the much faster processor (600 mhz) and the RAM, which has also been doubled to 256MB. Both the iPhone 3G and 3GS, in the test, have the 3.0 firmware installed. The new firmware has the nitro javascript engine, which reduces the load-time of javascript heavy pages.

Does the new processor and double RAM really make a difference while browsing, find out from the video! (more…)

For those who thought the same old design and the lack of revolutionary innovations in the 3rd generation of Apple iPhone will hamper its sales, you are wrong. The iPhone 3GS (S stands for speed) has sold over 1 million units over the weekend (3 days).

When the iPhone 3GS released there were no serpentine queues outside Apple stores, how then did it sell over a million units in no time? Well, (more…)

Have been using Nokia’s best selling E Series device, the Nokia E71 for the last 6 months now and its been such a pleasure using it. Personally for me, no other phone has come close to the E71-experience. But when the E72 was announced, it obviously grabbed my attention. Not just does the E72 look better, but has quite a few  improvements over the E71. Read on to find out all that is new in the Nokia E72 and why its worth the upgrade.  (more…)

Uncharted Drakes Fortune is one of the best Playstation 3 exclusives ever and the hype for Uncharted 2 Among Thieves is simply unbelievable.

We have the gameplay video from the games Demo. Have a look, its stunning..! (more…)

Short review of the Samsung X360, a stylish looking light-weight notebook that managed to impress us. Not quite in the performance department, but the battery life, weight and sleekness of the device makes it worth a look for the filty rich.

Samsung X360 Pics

The left side of the notebook has one USB 2.0 port, slots for the (more…)

Sony Playstation 3 (PS3) was officially released in India on 26th April 2007. The launch took place at the Inter Continental in Connaught Place, Delhi. The high-definition gaming console that includes the Blu-ray disc drive and 60GB of storage space was launched at a whopping price of Rs 39,990 (approx $850). Powered by the IBM-designed Cell microprocessor as its CPU, the 60GB launch edition of PS3 also included built in Wi-Fi adapter, 4 USB ports and memory card slots.

On 26th November 2007, Sony discontinued sales of the 60GB version and introduced the much-cheaper 40GB edition of the PS3 in India. But like most things Sony, the price drop came at a cost. The new model was no longer backwards compatible with the PS2 titles. A couple of USB ports and memory card slots were no longer a part of the new PS3. The price though was much more afforable and at (more…)

The Dell Inspiron Mini 10 was always supposed to have higher resolution display option from the day of release, but unfortunately only the 1024 x 576 pixel screen was available on the Dell website. (more…)

Here is some good news for Apple fans in US and around the world. Its been a long wait, but soon after the news that the 3rd generation of iPhones will be launched in June this year broke, AT&T have officially released the iPhone without a contract although the device is still locked to AT&T.

In an obvious attempt to clear the iPhone 3G stock, AT&T will be selling the iPhone 3G starting at (more…)

Sony Ericsson and brand ambassador Maria Sharapova (tennis star) have announced the sleek and sexy SE T707 targeted mainly at the fairer sex. The specs isn’t something that would create buzz or excitement but the attractive looks, light effects and price should attract consumers looking for a solid all-round device.

The phone comes with a 3.2 mega pixel camera with LED flash, 2.2 inch screen, Gesture Control, 100 MB of phone memory and SE have also promised support for (more…)

Western Digital has bumped up its popular ‘My Book series’ of External hard disk drives to a whopping 2 Terabytes (2TB).

Available under the My Book Studio and My Book Studio II Editions, the 2TB External HDD drives can hold either of the following data (more…)