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by Jordan Grodecki on July 24, 2009
Wiricity, wireless electricity has been one of the pipedreams of the world; imagine being able to have all your electricals powered and charged without having annoying tangled cables lying around ever...
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by Chris Matier on June 15, 2009
"With 15 years of continuous innovation, Opera will introduce a technology that will forever change the fundamental fabric of the Web,"
Now, that's a tease. If you haven't already h...
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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 address,...
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by Chris Matier on May 7, 2009
Amazon isn't the only one making announcements regarding E-Book Readers today. Sony has rolled out a little product upgrade of their own; but nobody cares. Today was all about the Kindle DX - the ...
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by Chris Matier on April 24, 2009
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This week we celebrate Earth Day, and there is no better way to celebrate our planets most natural and pristine environments than by installing cell phone towers on them. That's right...
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by Chris Matier on April 10, 2009
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I know about ATM skimmers, and in general I know they are a bad thing. What I didn't know is that their use across the globe and throughout the US is dramatically on the rise. If you are...
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by Chris Matier on March 24, 2009
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Everyone has a cellphone these days right? Well, all except the homeless right there is no way... oh never mind; everyone has a cellphone. A recent survey done by Washington D.C. shows that 30...
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by Chris Matier on January 21, 2009
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A new project that will soon begin will test the limits of what technology should be allowed to DO. In Japan, The New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization will be ...
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by Chris Matier on November 17, 2008
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In another generation, the "fireside chat" was made famous by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. In this generation, youtube was made famous by a skateboarding dog. What happens when...
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by Chris Matier on October 9, 2008
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It is tough to catch a break in the news lately, it seems like everywhere I turn there is more bad news. Well, finally there is a bit of good news on the hori...
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by Chris Matier on September 18, 2008
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I have shared before that I am a Mac fan, and I have been for years. I have an iPhone, MacBook, and iEverthing. So, for me, it is no surprise to me that a recent industry report is declaring...
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by Chris Matier on September 8, 2008
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I bet you can name at least 3 flash device manufacturers. I also bet that the names of Sandisk or samsung were two of the three you named. Well, if Samsung has its way, it will own Sandis...
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by Chris Matier on September 2, 2008
As a Apple fan, my browser of choice for navigating the internets is Firefox, with Safari a close second. On a Windows machine, I also like the Safari action, but use Internet Explorer, under duress, ...
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by Chris Matier on August 28, 2008
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So, just how prevalent are internet and email viruses? Well, apparently, they are so rampant, that not even the International Space Station is immune. That's right, the ISS, current...
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by Chris Matier on July 25, 2008
I love it when I get to see science fiction become reality. At this point in history, we are so passe' about amazing things like wireless communication, computers, cooking with microwaves, and the...
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by Mark Rollins on July 17, 2008
I have covered a lot of alarm clocks in the past before, but this one is the most useful. I think we all need a little workout to get us going in the morning, but the Shape Up alarm clock requires it...
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by Chris Matier on June 25, 2008
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How many computers do you represent? Depending how you count, I could be half a dozen. I have 3 at home, an iPhone, a desktop at work, a PS3 and a Wii. Even if you don't count the ...
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by Mark Rollins on June 9, 2008
For those of you who haven't purchased Windows Vista yet, that might be a good thing for several reasons. All bad comments about Windows Vista aside, there will be a new version of Windows availa...
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by Mark Rollins on March 4, 2008
I have to say that I like to have things clean. I may not be germaphobic, but I wouldn't mind having the Superheated steam cleaner to help me really get that disinfecting clean.
As you can see, ...
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by Dameon Welch-Abemathy on December 3, 2007
I am amazed at how extendable the Nintendo DS truly is. For a device that was designed to play games, with the right hardware and software, it can do oh so much more.
Nintendo of Japan has released t...
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by Dameon Welch-Abemathy on November 1, 2007
Lasers are cool. But why in the world would you want a solar laser? For one simple reason: to generate energy.
Here's the theory: these solar lasers heat up sea-water, which contains a lot of mag...
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by Mark Rollins on September 13, 2007
Every once in a while, some new technology comes out that is not user friendly, but somehow takes over. This could be the case with Tokyoflash's Geomesh watch. Yes, that's right, that is a wat...
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by Dameon Welch-Abemathy on August 15, 2007
I think it's more than the Koreans that want this.
South Korea is referred to as "The Broadband Capital Of The World." There's broadband. Everywhere. Even mobile. Fast enough to wat...
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by Dameon Welch-Abemathy on August 12, 2007
When I moved into my new house recently, we also purchased the high-efficiency washer and dryer that was here already. Considering we previously had a 10 year old washer and dryer, both of which had i...
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by Dameon Welch-Abemathy on August 11, 2007
Rita El Khoury, a Lebanese blogger who covers Symbian S60 devices in her Dotsisx blog, reported a conversation she had with an employee at her local apple store. If the employee is to be believed, the...
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by Dameon Welch-Abemathy on August 8, 2007
On many occasions, I've used a mobile phone as a flashlight, or a torch if you prefer. It's almost always handy and I can make it light up easily. And there are even some models, such as the N...
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by Eric Hanson on June 29, 2007
I don't live in an area prone to earthquakes - nor do I want to - but if I did, I'd want a gadget like this one reported in CNET Asia: it gives you up to 20 seconds of warning before an earthq...
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by Eric Hanson on June 27, 2007
Here's a meta concept: a gadget blog spoofing gadget blogs...and promoting a new TV show at the same time. The show is called eureka and it's a production of the SCI FI channel, coming in July...
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by Mark Rollins on June 25, 2007
If you are like me, it takes an earthquake to get you out of bed. I know that I don't get up until it is absolutely necessary, but that could be because I am probably lazy.
Fortunately, the Flyi...
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by Eric Hanson on June 13, 2007
This idea seems a bit cynical to me, but then again, I don't work for a soulless corporation: The Max Box, an in-office kiosk that features WiFi access, ATM, jukebox, flower ordering, digital pict...
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