The LG E906, which recently cropped up as a "Jil Sander branded design" has earned its GCF (Global Certification Forum) wings. This is significant, as GCF is typically the last certification a device gets before hitting the shelves. The E906 will support both GSM (850, 900, 1800 and 1900 MHz) and W-CDMA (2100(I)/1900(II)/900(V) MHz) frequencies. Though most of the technical details are not known, the Mango phone will have a WVGA display, presumably 3.8 inches, like its predecessor, the Optimus 7. It wouldn't be surprising to see a 8MP camera, 512MB RAM and 1GHz processor as well. There's no release date announced for the E906 yet, but it shouldn't be long now, given this last hurdle has been passed.
Microsoft's new web-based Outlook client officially launches in preview
Microsoft has officially announced its new Outlook client, which is now available in preview for Office Insiders in the Beta Channel. The new app is accessible via a "preview" toggle in the Outlook desktop app. Enabling the toggle will transform the legacy Office app into a new web-based one, featuring new features and a new UI.
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The best NAS to buy on a budget
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