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Windows Phone 7 Series: Life In Motion

February 18th 2010 05:55
This was the Windows Phone 7 Teaser Video Shown At The World Congress Demonstration in Spain 2010. Probably aimed at Apple?? Google?? Take a look..



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LG EnV Touch Review

December 27th 2009 03:53
LG EnV Touch Review
The LG EnV Touch is a pretty amazing cell phone with some sweet features. There are some pros and cons about this phone though.
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Things that I Am Thankful for in 2009

November 24th 2009 15:39
Things that I Am Thankful for in 2009



Things that I Am Thankful for in 2009
There are a lot of things that I am very thankful for this year. The list is a very wide variety that ranges from things taken for granted to very obvious things.
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Written By: Seth Southall

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To everyone who bought the 2G iPhone, or worse, imported it from the US: Sucker.

When the 3G iPhone is introduced this summer, AT&T, the exclusive U.S. iPhone sales partner with Apple, will cut the price by as much as $200, according to a person familiar with the strategy.

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iPod Touch, First Impressions

March 15th 2008 03:57
Some may wonder why I bought an iPod touch, what with my many Anti-Apple rants you would think I'd avoid all things Apple. Well it isn't so simple, despite all my rants and raves Apple is still successfuly ripping people off through gimmicky phrases such as 'internet communication device' or 'the mighty mouse is a two button wonder' delivered by a man currently going through his midlife crisis.

As a software developer I'm beginning to realize the richest of the rich don't get there because they work hard in delivering the best software to intelligent people. No, they get rich by ripping people off in any given number of ways either through fancy marketting, pretty visuals or pathetic propoganda


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GPS/Radar Hybrids

December 28th 2007 07:09
GPS/Radar Hybrid


Uniden is getting ready to unveil its GPS/Radar hybrid for CES. For now virtually nothing is known about these new fangled gadgets but if they are what I think they are they could be used to locate speed cameras and cops, and possibly rogue kangaroos


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In a quest to take over the world Google is now working on a universal operating system for smart phones to compete directly with Windows Mobile and the Symbian OS. At its heart the OS, dubbed 'Android', is a re-tooled Linux designed specifically for mobilephones.

Android Playing Quake

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I must admit that I think theres something wrong here, are the results biased? Are they inaccurate? Do people lie when they say that they still buy music? It all really doesn't gel, but thats what the research conducted in Canada suggests.

In the aggregate, we are unable to discover any direct relationship between P2P file-sharing and CD purchases in Canada. The analysis of the entire Canadian population does not uncover either a positive or negative relationship between the number of files downloaded from P2P networks and CDs purchased. That is, we find no direct evidence to suggest that the net effect of P2P file-sharing on CD purchasing is either positive or negative for Canada as a whole. These inferences are based on the results obtained from estimation of the negative binomial models

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Sharing is Caring in the Music Industry

I must admit that I think theres something wrong here, are the results biased? Are they inaccurate? Do people lie when they say that they still buy music? It all really doesn't gel, but thats what the research conducted in Canada suggests.

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In Australia it's quite clear that legal tender cannot be refused as a method of payment so long as it it meets the following conditions:

not exceeding 20¢ if 1¢ and/or 2¢ coins are offered;

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Samsung T10 - First Wireless MP3 Player

October 30th 2007 19:28
Samsung T10 MP3 Players Bluetooth Wireless
Given how fast technology progresses one has to wonder how the concept of a wireless MP3 player has never been made into a reality. Sure they can play movies, browse the internet and even do what computers used to (see iPod Touch) but there has never been an MP3 player that made use of wireless headphones. So big cheers and congrats to Samsung for finally doing away with the wires.

As the first major manufacturer to launch Bluetooth capable MP3 players in Australia, Samsung is offering consumers complete freedom from wires. In addition to wireless freedom, the T10 allows you to share your experience with friends – the T10 supports two Bluetooth headsets and earphones simultaneously so that three people can listen to music or watch movie footage at the same time. The T10 has touch-sensitive controls that illuminate once the player is turned on and an animated user interface makes the menu fun and simple to navigate.

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A Primitive Mind Reader

October 14th 2007 04:10
I could sure use one of these and not just because I'm into the whole 'lets read Ann Coulters mind to see if she's really human and not some alien life form in the vein of The Thing'.

This has far more interesting uses, not the least of which is it can tell you if you're having too much of any specific thing, namely work, boredom, fun etc


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The Vii - China's Answer to the Wii

October 14th 2007 03:58
The China Vii is just the latest in copycat technology coming from China. It's a blessing and a curse for China, it's also a good reason why Nintendo and friends don't seem to be as prominant there than they could be. Pity too, considering it's a big as market buying into second rate rip offs.

China's Wii

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Please understand when I say 'liquid' I mean *any* liquid. Absoloutely any kind of liquid that isn't going to corrode the metallic casing of this battery is going to charge it. The battery comes in AA and AAA variants and is sold in Japan, it can be recharged for up to 500 mAh. To put that in perspective a regular alkaline battery has about 1700 mAh in it.
Water Recharging Batteries
These May Find Themselves in a Museum Some Day...
Well it's a start, thats for sure, but what does the future hold? Well Samsung claims to have "developed a micro-fuel cell and hydrogen generator that runs on H20.". Now thats big news, and Samsung plans to put its money where it's mouth is when it releases mobile phones that use this technology. Awesome.
Hydrogen Powered Mobile Phone

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