Puss In Boots: The Video Game From THQ

THQ is ready to release the Puss In Boots: The Video Game. The game will be available for the Microsoft Xbox 360(Kinect-compatible), Sony PlayStation 3 (Move-compatible), Wii and Nintendo DS. The Wii and Nintendo DS versions retail for $29.99, while the PlayStation 3 is priced at $39.99. The Xbox 360 version is priced at $49.99. It is scheduled for release sometime around the movie's November 4 theatrical release.

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Aurous Dual SIM Android Smartphone

Check out this newly added dual SIM Android smartphone ‘Aurous' to Chinavasion's product page. The handset sports a 4.3-inch 800 x 480 capacitive multitouch display, a 416MHz ARM 9 + 208MHz ARM 7 CPU, a 256MB RAM, a 183MB of internal memory, a microSD card slot (up to 16GB), dual GSM SIM card slots, a 0.3MP front-facing camera, a 2MP rear-facing camera, an accelerometer sensor, WiFi, Bluetooth, a 3.5 mm headset jack, a 1200mAh battery and runs on Android 2.2 Froyo OS.

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HTC security vulnerability said to leak phone numbers, GPS data, and more, HTC responds (video)

The folks at Android Police seem to have stumbled across a rather jarring security vulnerability in HTC handsets running Android, giving common apps with internet access a peek at the device's vital statistics, user information and more. Demonstrated in the above video, developer Trevor Eckheart found that a recent HTC update packed in a suite of logging tools that collects data on user accounts (including email addresses), recent GPS locations, SMS data and encoded text, phone numbers, system logs, running processes and more - all of which can be accessed by common apps requesting access toandroid.permission.INTERNET.

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HTC Desire S gets Gingerbread 2.3.5 and Sense 3.0

We first met the HTC Desire S at MWC in Barcelona, back in February earlier this year. As the natural successor to the HTC Desire. We saw performance improvements in terms of a better GPU, bigger amounts of RAM and ROM, and faster connectivity, but that aside, the step up wasn't as dramatic as we'd have liked. Once it launched, the Desire S came running Android Gingerbread 2.3.3 and HTC's Sense 2.1 UI out of the box. The latest development however is that the next update for the Desire S, has started rolling out without so much as a whisper.

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Mobile Miscellany: week of September 26, 2011

This week waspackedwith news on the mobile front, so it was easy to miss a few stories here and there. Here's some of the other stuff that happened in the wide world of wireless for the week of September 26, 2011:Last week we heard the rumor that Sprint would be launching the BlackBerry Curve 9350 on October 2nd, and we've finally received the official confirmation. The device will be hitting stores tomorrow for $80 with a two-year contract. [PhoneArena]The Motorola Photon WiMAX, referred to as the Photon 4G in the US, is now making its way to Japan as KDDI announced the launch of the device this past Monday.

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Sony PS Vita caps 3G downloads at 20MB, encourages extensive mini play

Just two months to go, and gamers of the Sony persuasion can get their thumbs-on the PS Vita. While we were getting comfy with the available list of this PSP successor's dos and don'ts, out comes further info to rain on our anticipated PlayStation Suite parade. According to a report from ASCII, game downloads over 3G connections will be limited to a max of 20MB. What does that mean for you, prospective buyer. Well, kiss that 500 - 600 strong library of PSP titles goodbye, and say hello to a catalog of minis.

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Kodak's Waterproof Playfull records your pool parties in 720p, lets you relive that belly flop

Do you like to play rough. Good, then this Kodak's for you. Up for pre-order on the imaging company's website, is an update to the Playfull we got eyes-on with at CES earlier this year - except this handheld camera's waterproof, as well as dustproof and drop-proof (although, only "onto plywood"). The slim 720p shooter weighs in at about 85 grams and sports a 2-inch LCD display, HDMI out, pop-out USB 2.0 and an SD card slot expandable up to 32GB. Kodak's offering this pocket and pool-friendly portable in mid to late October with a premium $120 price tag set for the black version, and the white at a lesser $100.

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