Pogoplug-give you fast access, locally or remotely, to your USB storage devices

Pogoplug was a PCMag Editors’ Choice in its first version. Now CloudEngine’s latest iteration of its multimedia sharing device has been updated with several new features including a lurid purple-pink cable stand. It does what it did before: give you fast access, locally or remotely, to your USB storage devices—up to four of them, instead of just one. There are multimedia enhancements: you can stream almost any video file, do automatic media synching, and perform improved contact management. All of which helps make up for the $30 price increase from the original.

HT Mobile G60 Review

Hardware configuration
Network Mode : GSM + GSM Working Frequency : GSM 900/ 1800 mhz Dimension : 113.8 x55.8×11.9 LCD Display : LCD QVGA 2.4”,262 k color 320 x 240 Type : Qwerty Phone Weight : 110 gr w battery Camera : VGA 640 x 480 External Memory : Support T- flash card Up to 16 GB Internal Memory : 506 kb USB : Support Mini Usb port Bluetooth : Support A2DP Analoque TV : Support 30 Channel FM Radio : Support 30 Channel Battery Capacity : 1000 mAh PC Camera : Support Webcam Modem : Support Modem JAVA : MIDP 2.0 Support Java Minimimize

Sanyo Incognito SCP-6760 (Sprint)

The 3-inch display is just big enough, though we wouldn’t want it to be any smaller. With support for 262,000 colors and 400×240 pixels, it has a pleasant resolution that shows colors and graphics well. It won’t knock your socks off, but it’s suitably bright and vibrant for phone of this caliber. Samsung’s TouchWiz interface gives you instant access to a variety of features, though we wish its customization options were more extensive. The icon-based menu interface is simple and intuitive. Permanent touch icons on the bottom of the screen open the dialpad, the phone book, and the main menu.

Sanyo Incognito SCP-6760 (Sprint)

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