Guess the Celebrity Device and Win!

  Gear Diary has a great contest running at the moment, and the prizes are some really nice gear from Skooba Designs.

•  First Place – Checkthrough Brief (MSRP $139.95)
•  Second Place – Checkthrough Messenger (MSRP $129.95)
•  Third Place – Skooba Skin (MSRP $29.95

It’s pretty simple fill in the blanks sort of contest, work out what device the celebrity is carrying and list it in your reply. As a contest, it also provides a look at how the famous and infamous utilise mobile devices in their everyday lives. Hey what have you got to lose? Hit the link below to go to the contest.

 

Guess the Celebrity Device and Win! | Gear Diary

A Great Contest, you shouldn’t miss if you love the NBA!

It’s slightly tragic, and some how supports the age old stereotype of tech nerds, that a great contest over at Gear Diary, has more comments in the contest post from the Gear Diary team than competitors for this great prize!

Doug reviews the Clarion MiND, Conclusion ‘Never Mind’

Doug’s put up a review at our friend site, Gear Diary, of the Clarion MiND, what you may ask is that? I think most of you would only be familiar with Clarion as a car stereo manufacturer, so when they come up with a device like the MiND, [media, internet, navigation device], we are all probably left scratching our heads. The MiND is running a Linux based operating system, and is powered by an 800MHz Atom processor.

So what exactly is though?

Windows Mobile 6.5

Which WinMo users are waiting for an update, Hmm, how does every single one of them sound. you might think I’m exaggerating, but most Windows Mobile users are actually dedicated to the operating system. Now that doesn’t indicate a whole heap of automatons, it shows a dedication to a tried and tested platform, no matter how, “you’ll probably be on a pension, before we get a useful update” to WinMo.

my friend Wayne over at Gear Diary, has seen fit to post about a version of MobileMe, wasn’t that a FAIL from the fruit company? or something similair for Windows Mobile. I suppose any cloud sync that works from WinMo would be useful. Comparing anything to MobileMe at the moment might be adverse marketing, and imagine if WinMo 6.5 includes apple like native apps, we’ll all have to buy iPhones to get over it!

Windows Mobile 6.5 reportedly will include MobileMe competitor (that works) | Gear Diary