Wii is For Girls
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Leaked Screenshots show HTC Hero running Android 2.1
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HTC Hero owners, we feel your pain. Just months ago, you had the hottest Android device in existence. While it's still one damned-slick piece of mobile on the hardware front, the software -- now two builds behind -- is beginning to show its age.
Speculating on Apple’s Black Friday sales
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Filed under: Apple Corporate, Retail, Apple FinancialWith US consumers hesitant to buy big-ticket items and Apple's modest Black Friday discounts, it will be interesting to see retail reports from last weekend. The Wall Street analysts are starting to weigh in with their predictions.
Erin Fong’s more ergonomic DSLR concept
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Engadget’s picked up on ID student Erin Fong’s Nova DSLR camera concept, designed to let shutterbugs get a handle on their photography in a novel way.
Great moments in Twitter: Former UFC star War Machine freaks out at porn party, then taunts the cops via Twitter
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You know what’s not smart? Tweeting about being on the lam. Who would do such a thing? If you guessed former UFC fighter turned porn star War Machine you’d be correct.
Barnes & Noble Nook to begin in-store display on December 7
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Section: Gadgets / Other, ebooks It looks like those waiting to be able to visit a Barnes & Noble retail location to check out the Nook in real life are going to have to wait just a little bit longer.
Cyber Monday Underway
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It’s okay if you missed the shenanigans of Black Friday, now you can get started with Cyber Monday! Check out these amazing Amazon & Best Buy deals, thanks to Gizmodo!
iRiver Story On Amazon
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It’s the war of the eReaders, and now it looks like Amazon is offering up the new iRiver Story in time for the holidays. For $380 you can dive into your reading with the iRiver Story, which also adds weight that all eReaders will be white and slim-linned, right?
June Fabrics Offers Android Tethering
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While in the darker days it was a bit difficult to tether your Android smartphone, now it’s a piece of tasty cake. June Fabrics is now offering an app for the Google Android that will allow you to easily tether your phone, and guess what? It’s free.
Cool USB gizmos – little friends for your laptop
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Tiny mouse Those who like mobility and don’t want to carry extra load will certainly appreciate surprising compactness and ease of the Super Slim USB optical mouse. It measures just 45 x 64 x 14 mm, and its weight is 28 grams.
Second Google phone leak hints Android past 2.0
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A new rumor this morning supports renewed talk of a Google-branded phone launching in the near future. The company's Mountain View headquarters should reportedly receive large numbers of prototypes in a matter of weeks ahead of its actual release.
LG eXpo with Detachable Pico Projector
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The LG eXpo has been spotted although no official press release has been launched just yet. The eXpo is a Windows Mobile 6.5 device that has perhaps one of the most unique features of a phone… a detachable Pico Projector courtesy of Texas Instruments.
Google Phone “Is a Certainty”
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Recently we mentioned that the Google Phone was being worked on and that perhaps, it is to have an early next year launch. A trusted source mentioned recently to Gizmodo that the Google Phone “is a certainty” along with a bit more information about what we can expect from a phone.
Arrington’s CrunchPad Dies a Fiery Death
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Michael Arrington announced the death of the CrunchPad on Monday morning in a blog post heavily spiced with angst and drama.According to Arrignton, the Cruchpad -- a 12-inch Web tablet expected to be priced at about $300 -- was just days away from launch.
Windows CE-powered mini projector
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A pico projector with Windows CE OS 5.0 on board? Yes, there are devices like that. Japan-based Lancerlink announced [JP] one of these today, the MPJ-104WCE. What you get is basically an LCOS (3M) projector with a mini computer built into it (the Windows CE is an English version).
CrunchPad axed amid legal wrangling
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The CrunchPad has gone from steamrolling to just getting run-over, with project founder Michael Arrington reporting that not only has the 12-inch touchscreen web-slate been axed but a storm of legal arguments created.
Ndrive brings a low cost nav solution to the iPhone
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Filed under: iPhone, App ReviewGee, I thought we had seen all the nav apps, but new ones keep popping up. NDrive, a new U.S. $32.99 app [iTunes link] is actually pretty good for the money, and has a reasonably complete feature set.
The Business Polo
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If you want to a cool Polo Shirt? The cool Business Polo($25) features the Big Richard Logo.&nb..(more...
Walmart announces Cyber Monday shopping deals
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If you missed out on the deals that you were hoping to find on Friday, you still have a shot to get some good deals online today. Black Friday begets Cyber Monday as online retailers vie for their own piece of the shopping pie.
So is the 5G iPod nano Worth it?
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So who is the latest iPod nano for? Well, definitely no for those who already own a fourth-generation iPod nano.
Access Android Market from Archos Internet Tablet with minimal hacking
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Section: Computers, Mobile Computers, Gadgets / Other Of all the personal media players out there, the Archos Internet Tablets seem to be the most overlooked. With five- and seven-inch models, running Android and varying storage sizes, the devices can arguably do much more than the Zune HD...
Asus Eee PC 1201HA Goes On Sale In The US
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Good news for anyone waiting for the new Asus Eee PC 1201HA as it has just gone one sale in the US. The Asus Eee PC 1201HA features a 12.1 inch LCD display, an Intel Atom Z520 1.33GHz processor, 1GB of RAM, a 160GB hard drive, plus built in 802.11b/g/n WiFi.
Nokia to offer only one Maemo handset in 2010?
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There have been a number of rumors flying around that have to do with Nokia and the Maemo operating system that is based on Linux. The rumors have Nokia moving to Maemo rather than Symbian for its high-end smartphones. Nokia has said that statement was premature in the past.
Rumor: 6-core Intel Core i9 CPU on the way to a Mac Pro near you
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Filed under: Hardware, Rumors, Mac ProHardmac has provided the Mac universe with an interesting rumor -- that a future Mac Pro, expected in early 2010, will sport dual Intel Xeon Core i9 "Gulftown" CPUs.
TTL ‘Poverty Wizard’ Flash Triggers
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Flash photography with digital cameras is fantastic. Gone are the days of working out hard math in your head and then hoping that you’ll get your shots back from the lab with something near a correct exposure. And you could forget anything experimental unless you had time and money to burn.
Apple ‘bullying’ flash memory makers?
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Apple was accused on late Sunday by anonymous industry sources of 'bullying' NAND flash memory suppliers through its purchasing tactics. The company has allegedly, knowingly requested more memory from Korean firms Hynix and Samsung on a regular basis than it actually buys when the supply is ready.
