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A bidet wherever you go

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Skymall's Travel Bidet--lavender, daisy-garlanded design and continental name notwithstanding--is a portable arse-cleaning kit. The only thing it lacks is a USB connection! Customer reviews: Be the first to write a review!

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After 55 years: Panasonic pulls the plug on tube TV production

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Kids, do you remember those big, clunky things in the living room we older people called tube TVs? They are dying off. One of the world’s biggest TV manufacturers, Panasonic, announced yesterday [JP] it will stop producing those TVs after 55 years.

Review: Jabra Halo Bluetooth stereo headphones

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I love wireless technology and will write-off a lot of its downfalls for the advantages. For instance, it doesn’t bother me that the audio quality of the Jabra Halo is sub-par, because they are wireless and very comfortable.

T-Mobile USA confirm Android 1.6 OTA roll-out

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T-Mobile USA have confirmed that the Android 1.6 OS update is now being pushed out to owners of G1 and myTouch 3G handsets.

Welcome To October!

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I have a love-hate relationship with fall. I love that it’s a bit cooler so I can start wearing sweaters and coats again, mostly because then I have pockets and can put away the purse I hate carrying. I hate that it’s cooler because I would far rather be hot than cold.

Motorola Tao, Another Android Smartphone

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Another Android phone from Motorola has emerged. The Motorola Tao might be introduced at CTIA next week but for now, there’s not much info we can gather, So enjoy the picture.

2 Questions for Emily Delmont of Google Creative Lab

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Google, from the outside, is a strange and magical place. First off, their effectiveness: they didn't exactly invent the internet, but it'd be hard to find a part of the internet's modern form that hasn't in some way been shaped by their efforts. That's unique, and phenomenal.

DIY garage door sensor

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I don’t use my garage very often, but I am a pretty forgetful person. So it’s not uncommon for me to leave my garage door open all night, revealing its precious contents to passers-by. Thankfully I haven’t been burgled yet.

Found Footage: New & improved TankedCam, now with even more iPhone

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Filed under: Hardware, Humor, Video, Odds and ends, Internet Tools, Found Footage, iPhone, iPod touchRemember Pete's FishCam?

Windows Mobile to reach 15% of smartphones in 2013?

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In spite of common perception, Windows Mobile could take second place in the smartphone market in as little as four years, an iSuppli study predicted today.

Swordfish Net 102 Dual Boasts Twin Processor

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The world’s first dual CPU netbook has been launched. Called Swordfish Net 102 Dual, the machine sport two 1.6GHz Atom N270 processors and supported by a 2GB of RAM, 160GB HDD and rund Windows XP. Arrives wih a 10.2″ display, Swordfish Net 102 Dual offer 1,024 x 600 resolution.

Prepare yourselves… for Wi-Fi Certified N!

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We’re pleased to say that 802.11n has finally been finalized (hmmm… “finally been finalized.” I see that’s why we make the big bucks, lol!).

Sony PSP Go on sale in US today

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Sony’s PSP firmware v6.10 isn’t the only thing to go out today: the company has also launched the PSP Go. The new handheld – the first PSP from Sony not to include a physical UMD media slot – is available today in the US, with an MRSP of $249.99.

Qualcomm FLO TV PTV packaging spotted: full release likely imminent

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Yes, it’s just a box, and yes, we realise someone – some very dull, poorly-occupied person – could have knocked it up themselves and be laughing at us from behind their camera, but we’ll take the simple route and say this is the first sighting of Qualcomm’s FLO TV...

Paradigm SUB 1 and SUB 2 subwoofers are hexagonal, expensive, loud

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Premium audio kit manufacturer Paradigm have obviously had enough of subwoofers being the breezeblock-shaped lump unloved in the corner, and have whipped out their SUB 1 and SUB 2 models.

Dell outs Vostro 430 tower with Core i5

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Dell this morning added a new mid-range tower to its home and small business line. The Vostro 430 is Dell's first system in the range to use Intel's Core i5 and, even in the base model, starts off as a quad-core desktop.

It’s PSP Go day! Anyone going to bite?

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The PSP Go is finally available for purchase after being announced way back at E3. But at $249 and Sony putting the kibosh on UMD transfers, is there anyone planning on buying it?

Previously rumored FLO TV device appears to be ready for a launch

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Section: Video, Portable Video It strikes me as a little funny that people are getting so excited about a little portable television with a 4-inch display. After all this is just a small dedicated device for the FLO TV service, which has been available on select AT&T and Verizon...

SlingPlayer for webOS and Android incoming?

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Sling Media’s upcoming smartphone plans have been tipped courtesy of a new job listing from the company.

Asus O!Play HDP-R1 HD Media Player Released

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Still remember the Asus O!Play HDP-R1 media player hat we mentioned back in July? Asus today announced the availability of this gadget in the US market.

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Google Wave First Impressions

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So a PR dude representing Google in the APAC region was kind enough to send me a Google Wave invite. As you’ve probably seen screenshots of Google Wave, as Google was building buzz for its new “communicative and collaborative” tool, I hope the first impressions I share below carry...

Verizon carries Gateway netbook with built-in 3G

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Verizon this morning topped off its device launches with its second netbook to have built-in 3G. A special version of the Gateway LT2016u will support Verizon's EVDO network out of the box and will be subsidized to a lower $150 price in return for a two-year data plan and a $100 rebate.

HTC HD2 to Ship from T-Mobile in UK

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Yesterday we reported that the HTC HD2 (formerly known as the HTC Leo) is to ship from O2 thanks to a photo captured of an O2 magazine which gives a page overview of the phone. We now hear from another source that T-Mobile will also be selling the HTC HD2 when it launches.

Insensible Addiction by Maria Rudnaya

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Insensible Addiction, one day, a girl is insensibely picking her nose, by Maria Rudnaya.

Mamiya whips out new 56MP and 33MP DSLRs

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A few years back I bought my first DSLR, a Nikon D80. I remember thinking that the thing had tons of resolution with its 10MP sensor. Today that much resolution is nothing to write home about and is lower than many cameras offer.

NEC unveils AS191, AS191WM, and AS221WM desktop LCDs

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The computing world is going green and one of the places where we can save the most power is by going to energy efficient LCDs. NEC has announced three new energy efficient LCDs today including the AS191, AS191WM, and the AS221WM.

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