BlackBerry Goes QWERTY-slider (maybe), Sony Reader Reviewed, & 10 Stupid Apps

To ensure future delivery of emails, please add Newsletter@laptopmag.com to your address book. Letter from the Editor March 3 , 2010 Say what? The internet is spreading rumors that BlackBerry's next step in smart phone design will be a QWERTY-slider? The gossip is accompanied by a picture, and said image indeed boggles our mind. Less mind-numbing is our review of the Lenovo IdeaPad S10-3t, a 10-inch netbook-slash-tablet with a touchscreen display and well-designed Windows 7 touch apps. Check out the review, and if you like what you read, don't forget that we're giving the S10-3t away to one lucky sweepstakes winner this month. Have at it! Kenneth Butler, Web Producer Forward this email Popular Topics Rating Notebook Brands Cell Phone Apps 2009's Best Notebooks Our Sponsor Lenovo IdeaPad S10-3t Tablet-Netbook Reviewed: A Comfortable Netvertible Armed with a finger-friendly version of Windows 7, the IdeaPad S10-3t is the latest netbook convertible (netvertible) to offer up multi-touch support on a 10.1-inch tablet screen. Read Full Review Our Sponsor Netflix Delivers DVDs to your home. NO LATE FEES. Try for FREE! BlackBerry Storm3 is Packing a Slider Keyboard? BlackBerryLeaks.com has posted an image of what appears to be a RIM phone with a sliding keyboard. For a company that hasn't deviated much in form and design in 10 years, this would be shockingly new. Read More Deal of the Week Toshiba Satellite Pro U505, $70 Off Just 'cause it's marketed to professionals, doesn't mean consumers should avoid business-class notebooks. Case in point: the Satellite Pro U505, which offers HD entertainment and speedy performance for way less than $1,000. Get This Deal Tech Bytes Sony Reader Daily Edition: Not Quite the King of eReaders The Sony Reader Daily Edition lords a few top-notch specs over its competition. It has a 7-inch screen that holds more text per page than both the Amazon Kindle and the Barnes & Noble Nook, and that screen utlizes a touch interface for speedier navigation and reading. But how does the Sony Reader Daily Edition stack up in other arenas? Read Full Review 10 Most Stupidest Smart Phone Apps While they've been a tremendous driving force for the smart phone industry, platform-centric applications aren't always great. There can be some real duds littered throughout any app store. Here are the worse 10 apps we've found so far. Read Full Review Shop the Best Deals on LAPTOP Our enhanced product comparison engine will make your electronics shopping quick and easy. Laptops Cell Phones & Plans Phone Apps Digital Cameras MP3 and Video Players Wi-Fi Software Projectors Storage Digital Camcorders Accessories More Products >> Follow LAPTOP LAPTOP on Twitter LAPTOP on Facebook LAPTOP on YouTube LAPTOP Magazine The Mobile Technology Authority For less than $1 per Issue you can become a mobile tech expert. Subscribe Today! View this Issue Stay Connected to LAPTOP on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. Forward this email to a friend You are receiving this newsletter because you requested it during a visit to Laptopmag.com. To discontinue this service, you may unsubscribe here. LAPTOP Magazine does not buy or receive e-mail addresses from other sources. Please direct comments regarding the LAPTOP Magazine Newsletter to newsletter@bedfordmags.com. Copyright © 2000-2009 Bedford Communications, Inc. 1410 Broadway 21st Floor, New York, NY 10018 .

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