31 Jan, 2008
The Motorola Z10 offers a 3.2 megapixel camera capable of QVGA video capture at 30fps and on-board video editing software, as well as the following features:
* Symbian 3.1 UIQ
* GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz
* WCDMA 2100MHz
* GPRS/EDGE/UMTS/HSDPA
* 2.2″ 16m color TFT, 240×320 pixel resolution
* MMS/SMS/IM
* POP/IMAP/SMTP
* Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP
* internal memory
* microSD card slot
* Speakerphone
* On-board video editing
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Tags: video game, DVD, cellphone, audio
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31 Jan, 2008
Talk about carrying around an extremely portable mouse - unless these devices have gained the compression capability of the All Spark, the average mouse can only be reduced in size to what they are today. The Jelly Clock mouse is different, with all electronic circuitry remaining on a small flexible board, while the body itself is made out of soft plastic. Should you need to use the mouse, just blow up the Jelly Clock, attach the USB cable and you’re good to go. I don’t think using your mouth to blow it up is such a good idea since moisture from your mouth won’t do the circuitry any good at all in the long run. What we need is the Moldable Mouse instead. Tags: DVD, hdtv, speakers, TV (Read the full post about ‘Jelly Click Mouse’…)
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31 Jan, 2008
For the latest info on the coolest gadgets, emerging technology and wired madness, subscribe to our full news feed or have it delivered to your inbox. Always free. Always unique. Thanks for visiting! Sony has three new 7-inch and 9-inch WVGA digital frames on the market and they look pretty good if digital frames are your thing. With an advanced image processor that upscales photos to 48 megapixels, your holiday happy snaps will be looking clearer than they ever have before. The models also feature 10 slide show variations, clock and calendar views, and two index modes so you can preview several photos at once—all standard options I’ve seen with many digital photo frames on the market. (Read the full post about ‘Sony Puts out Some Sweet Looking Digital Frames’…)
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31 Jan, 2008
For the latest info on the coolest gadgets, emerging technology and wired madness, subscribe to our full news feed or have it delivered to your inbox. Always free. Always unique. Thanks for visiting! I love seeing over-engineering in gadgets and the TV Compass SLR 1500 is over-engineered in a way that is as beautiful as it is mind-blowing. To look at it from a distance you could be forgiven for thinking that it is some sort of candy red Skype phone or a UMPC gone wrong. It accesses the Internet through wireless B and G, has a QVGA screen. Optionally, it can run flash and read RSS feeds. Why would you want RSS feeds in a remote you ask? I am guessing it is so that you can feed program information to the remote. (Read the full post about ‘TV Compass SLR 1500, a Badass Universal Remote on Steroids’…)
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31 Jan, 2008
When you wake up in the morning, what kind of tech news do you want to read? Do you want to read about the new Nokia phones and patents?… Or the latest and greatest developments in the world of Android?… Or better yet - our take on the recent stock market “crash”? (Read the full post about ‘Attention: How can we better serve You?’…)
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31 Jan, 2008
Samsung recently rolled out a 70″ LCD TV in Taiwan, bringing yet another large screen option to homes in that part of the world. Well, at that size you can expect nothing less than full HD (1080p) for all your entertainment needs, with features such as a whoppnig 500,000 to 1 contrast ratio, a brightness level of 500 nits and Samsung’s very own LED SmartLighting technology. How much does it cost? Well, it ought to cost more than a pretty penny definitely. Tags: ipod, AAC, M4A, tests (Read the full post about ‘Samsung 70-inch LCD TV in Taiwan’…)
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31 Jan, 2008
The only thing luxurious about this handset from Tiffany’s would be the $94,000 price tag that includes 400 diamonds that come up to a total of 20 carats. The only thing we know about its specification would be having it run along at 3G speeds on Japan’s uber-fast Softbank Mobile network. It will launch sometime next month, and will probably make a trip to the pawn shop not too soon after I believe. Heck, if you own a jewelry shop, maybe you can pick this up, take apart the 400 diamonds and fashion them into rings to make a profit in the process. Tags: TV, speaker, tests, CD (Read the full post about ‘Tiffany Offers Luxurious Phone’…)
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30 Jan, 2008
Hubdub
Hubdub is a new aggregator that uses users to rank news articles by placing bets on which one will be the most popular. A vurtual Hubdub dollar system entices users to rank the articles. The virtual money will benchmark the ability of users to spot the best news.
Atlaspost.com
Atlaspost.com is a social networking website based on a map that allows users interact on a global map. Users can personalize their own neighborhoods with buildings, plants, animals with the “Map Village” functions in addition they can upload photos on specific location on the map and tag it with thoughts. (Read the full post about ‘DEMO 08 - The Social Web session’…)
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30 Jan, 2008
Support.com
Support.com is launching PC HealthCheck a free internet based service that check users’ PC on demand. Read more in my article
SupportSpace
I visited SupportSpace booth yesterday and I saw a demo of the service. I like it a lot. It could be a great replacement of traditional phone based Tech support. Directly on the home page users can see the experts profiles, rates and ranking. Once the user has selected an expert to help to troubleshoot her/his computer, a chat session is engaged with the expert. (Read the full post about ‘DEMO 08 - At your service session’…)
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30 Jan, 2008
Minox is set to introduce the DC 6033 digital camera, which could be the ideal camera for the outdoors. This 6-megapixel camera is rubberized making it very tough and impact resistant; it can withstand sand, dust, dirt, salt. It also can be submerged in up to 33-feet of water, where its built-in flash may come in handy to take well-light pictures. It features 16MB of internal memory, a 2-inch TFT screen for previewing pictures and adjusting settings and 4x digital zoom. It also takes SD cards of up to 2GB in size. Its powered simply by 2 AA batteries and should set you back around $300. No word yet on availability. Read [Aving] Via [Gizmodo] Tags: technology, audio, high definition TV, dap (Read the full post about ‘Minox intro’s the DC 6033 all resistant digital camera’…)
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