Take projection out of the boardrooms and put it literally in the palm of your hand with the Cinemin Swivel Multimedia Pico Projector by WowWee. This pocket-size projector features Texas Instruments’ DLP projection technology and a unique 90-degree hinge that allows you to project onto virtually any surface. Use it to connect to a wide variety of handheld devices–such as the iPod, iPhone, and Flip Video–so that you can project your videos, photos, and more with anyone, at any time. The... Read Full Story
A new report by ChangeWave Research provides yet more evidence of the surge in consumer interest in smartphones; and of Apple's iPhone in particular. Last week we reported statistics from AdMob stating that smartphones are now edging out feature phones as the device of choice for consumers. In the race for the highly lucrative consumer smartphone market, blackberry devices still hold the lead over iPhone - but ChangeWave's data shows that the gap is rapidly closing.
We predict that it won... Read Full Story
A new media processor has recently been developed by a company called ZiiLABS, the processor is called the ZMS-08 and is said to be designed to provide Blu-ray quality to future handheld devices.
You may have already guessed the company is a subsidiary of Creative, Creative have previously manufactured devices such as the Zii Egg, whether other future Zii devices will use this new processor is currently unclear.
The XMS-08 will be able decode full HD 1080p H.264 and also be capable of... Read Full Story
New software makes it easy to sync data between Mac applications and BlackBerry smartphones; free download scheduled to be available on October 2 Waterloo, ON - Research In Motion (RIM) ( NASDAQ: RIMM , TSX: RIM ) has exciting news for Mac® users that want an easy and reliable solution that syncs their contacts, calendar appointments, tasks and notes with their BlackBerry® smartphones. A new version of the BlackBerry® Desktop Manager software has been developed specifically for Mac users... Read Full Story
Japan sure has a penchant for weird alarm clocks, as we blogged many times in the past . And Clockman, a new model from major Japanese toy maker Takara Tomy, isn’t really normal either.
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Intro AT&T Sprint T-Mobile Verizon Intro GRAND Flash Album Gallery Skins for GRAND FlAGallery developed by CodEasily.com - Flash Templates, WordPress Themes and WordPress plugins The Flash Player and a browser with Javascript support are needed.. Buying someone else a phone is risky business
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Thermaltake BlacX eSATA USB Docking Station Reviews Other products by Thermaltake Ratting 4.5 Out of 5.0 Special Offer Total New 27 Total Use 2 Read More Thermaltake BlacX eSATA USB Docking Station Reviews From Here Now PRODUCT FEATURES:Patented designRoHS complianceHot-swap capability for rapid multi HDDs access and exchangeSupports eSATASupports USB 2.0Compact docking station design maximizes heat dissipation and exhaust Technical Details - Supports All 2.5" and 3.5" SATA Hard Disk Drives... Read Full Story
Developers can now put Wolfram Alpha results in their own applications. The company today opened up its API to open access, allowing coders to query the Wolfram system and incorporate its data, calculations, and rich media results.
The company put out a blog post about the new API without showcasing any example apps. However, the post, by Wolfram's Schoeller Porter, does mention developer ideas for using Wolfram Alpha programmatically, from "researching cancer through... Read Full Story
Wolfram Alpha has been accessible on the iPhone via mobile Safari since last June, but now, the company has released a Wolfram Alpha iPhone app for retail at the App Store. Surprisingly, they’ve chosen to go against the trend of selling iPhone apps at dirt cheap prices and are actually selling it for $49.99. It’s not exactly what I would call an effective marketing ploy, but here’s they had to say about their new offering in an email sent to Gizmodo :
How many people will buy it? We’re... Read Full Story
Singaporean manufacturer Creative has leaked its own eBook Reader–the Zii MediaBook eReader. Surprisingly, the Zii Plaszma will throw its own set of unique features on an eBook reader. One more surprise: the Zii MediaBook will not have an e-ink display. Rather, what potential users will get is a touchscreen of unspecified size. It will be a cross between a PMP and an eBook reader, I guess (alright, this sounds like a plain old PMP to me). It makes sense as the Zii Plaszma platform is made... Read Full Story
