Nokia has been impressed not interested in plunging into a tablet computer market. But in fact they ever seriously consider making the touch screen-based computer. The proof, there is a tablet product registration by Nokia.

Yes, in 2010, the Finnish mobile phone vendor is known to register the patent to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. From the sketch drawing, the tablet form looks similar to the Nokia N8, it’s just bigger.

Quoted from CNET, the picture shows a variety of ports in the whole body of tablets. But no detailed technical specifications or operating system being operated.

Foursquare location-based social networking has just announced a new feature. Users will have any kind of check-in new ones. Following in the footsteps of Facebook, Foursquare will give the user the ability to check-in event or events.

McAfee has been for years so one of the leading antivirus companies in the world. Firms that try to expand with the launch of an anti-theft mobile applications on the iPhone. WaveSecure McAfee makes its user privacy and data protection if they are lost or stolen iPhone.

You usually use a tablet for reading or watching a video? Well.. if done for long might this activity will cause fatigue in the neck or arm, because you must hold the tablet and down for several hours. An inventor named dace Cutler has created a solution to the problem.

Samsung Cetus will be present on the network AT & T. This device will support a full featured touch screen and comes with the Windows operating system Phone 7, complete with the typical Windows Phone button 7 and available in black.

In addition to Windows systems are packed with 7 Phone, this phone also has a touch Ayar sized 4-inch WVGA AMOLED technology (or perhaps also Super AMOLED), GPS, WiFi 802.11n, FM Radio, microSD card, a 5MP camera and Bluetooth