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by Jason Giacchino on February 1, 2010
Well, only a few days after the official release and it looks like Apple's iPad may find itself in the hot seat legally.
Japanese computer maker Fujitsu Ltd claims that it has already introdu...
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by Jordan Grodecki on September 30, 2009
We've seen the N900 in pictures and in videos but this is the first time we've seen someone running custom apps on the device. A clever little coder has got his hands on on e of the machines a...
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by Chris Matier on June 9, 2009
The good news is there is a cheap iPhone; the better news is that there is an iPhone refresh that is pretty snazzy, and the bad news is that I can have none of it.
Today at the WWDC keynote addres...
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by Chris Matier on March 25, 2009
I am not one of them, but rumor has it that there is a population of people out there that have no use from an uber-complicated smart phone. For those people who prefer simplicity but still need the ...
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by Chris Matier on January 27, 2009
There are very few die-hard fans of the Apple App Store approval process, but darn it if it just didn't prove itself useful. Over a the Android Store, where there is very little in the sense of ap...
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by Chris Matier on January 19, 2009
Count the chargers laying around. Personally, I cycle through 4-5 different types of AC adapters and device chargers. The clutter and cable spaghetti mess is a nightmare. The IDAPT Universal and Simul...
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by Mark Rollins on July 11, 2008
I used to have a portable cd player that was perfectly round for the CDs, and it stands to reason that there would be one for playing DVDs.
This Round Portable DVD Player has a 3.5 inch TFT screen,...
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by Chris Matier on July 8, 2008
Handheld gaming systems are a great way for kids to pass the time on summer afternoons. Kids use them in the car, on airplanes, and even outside when they should be playing. If the kids are playing wi...
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by Chris Matier on June 24, 2008
I'll be honest, the Smartpen concept is one that I had a hard time grasping. I didn't understand why a person wouldn't just take a laptop into a classroom and type their notes. Then, headl...
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by Mark Rollins on January 10, 2008
I think we all know that it is completely inevitable that our computers and television sets will someday be as one. Logitech prepares us for that era with the diNovo Mini, a remote with a full QWERTY ...
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by Mark Rollins on December 6, 2007
It really amazes me that in order to board a plane, I have to have a paper ticket. Come on, this is the digital age, and we need to be saving trees. Can't I just get some confirmation on my cellul...
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by Michael Pick on November 17, 2007
With the holiday season coming chronic alcohol abuse is surely in tow. Before you decide to jump into your Humvee and mow down an innocent bystander though, you might want to think twice and have a li...
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by Mark Rollins on November 6, 2007
Another sign that the world of mini and micro cassette recorders has again recently occurred as Sanyo's newest model boasts 1,000 hours of recording time.
Supposedly, that is a new record, all a...
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by Michael Pick on October 29, 2007
If you like your computers to be tougher that the shiny but prone to scratching metal finish of a MacBookPro you want to check out this ultra-portable. It's bulletproof.
Yes, if you live in the...
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by Michael Pick on October 11, 2007
The samsung sph-9200 umpc, let it be said, is one sexy looking piece of kit. Adding to its already pretty strong range of "ultra mobile personal computers", the SPH-9200 takes the design of ...
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by Mark Rollins on October 9, 2007
Just when you thought that clocks had reached their personal peak of advancement, you can now rediscover time with the Oregon Scientific Weather In Motion clock.
Apparently, there is a tiny sensor i...
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by Mark Rollins on October 8, 2007
The SmartShopper is something that really should have been invented a long time ago. If you're like me, you can't stand making grocery lists, but the SmartShopper has figured out a way to make...
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by Mark Rollins on October 5, 2007
With all the UMPCs that are coming out now, it feels like they need to be targeted to specialty markets. It appears that the Motorola MC70 is geared toward field-based employees.
The Motorola MC70 h...
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by Mark Rollins on September 14, 2007
The way the Brando USB Pedometer works is quite interesting. You just put this little target on yourself, and it can take data for three days. Then you attach it to a USB cord and voila! It's down...
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by Mark Rollins on September 12, 2007
Am I the only one who thinks that Moses would have had an easier time walking down Mount Sinai with the Ten Commandments written on an iBible instead of stone tablets?
In case you don't know, the...
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by Mark Rollins on September 6, 2007
Lost things can finally be found! Yes, GE has figured out a way to attach finders to both the keychain and TV remote control.
So, by pushing the button on either device will signal a loud ring. Each...
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by Mark Rollins on September 4, 2007
This next invention is a long time coming. For those that like the voice recording, but can't stand regular audio tape, now you can go digital with the Card R Voice Recorder.
As you can see, the ...
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by Mark Rollins on August 20, 2007
Sony has never been too big about the remote control market, but all that might change with the introduction of the RM-PZ1FD, the RM-PZ1SD, and RM-PZ1D.
All three of these remotes have infrared LEDs...
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by Mark Rollins on August 8, 2007
I suppose I probably should be reporting on something like the iMac or something, but I would prefer looking at this new Strapya Message Fan! I mean, look at it! As the fan blades spin, your personal ...
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by Mark Rollins on July 12, 2007
I'm glad we live in an age that when we hear a song, we don't have to ask someone what it is. For example, the newest hit on the radio doesn't always get announced by DJ.
Fortunately, th...
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by Mark Rollins on July 9, 2007
The Nixon Lodown would be a little bit interesting if it allowed you to surf the web with your watch, but there are other products for that. As it is, it does help you surf.
The Nixon Lodown watch c...
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by Mark Rollins on June 22, 2007
For those of you who like to air guitar when no one is looking, now you can look just as cool using the Air Guitar Pro. I am, of course, speaking sarcastically.
You can, however, get better sound wi...
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by Mark Rollins on June 18, 2007
Like the movie Click, Electric House created a universal remote that can control your universe. The MX-810 may not fast forward your life, but it has a lot of cool features.
For example, the color L...
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by Mark Rollins on June 12, 2007
Imagine right after you propose, you place a finger mouse on your future spouse's hand. You should know a few things before you make this commitment with this ring.
First of all, your thumb is u...
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by Eric Hanson on May 30, 2007
Well, not Cheat the man so much as help you DIY types do repairs on your modern, computer-assisted cars without going down to the mechanic and paying an arm and a leg to find out what's going on. ...
