FCC proposes net neutrality rules
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FCC chairman Julius Genachowski today matched expectations with a formal proposal of net neutrality rules.
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Yup, the FCC supports Net Neutrality all right
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As expected, the chairman of the FCC, Julius Genachowski, announced today his agency’s support for Net Neutrality.
CZC C9 Netbook – New Worlds Thinnest
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The CZC C9 netbook is built by Zichuang Technology who claim it to be the worlds thinnest netbook. The netbook measures just 5 millimeters in thickness (0.2 inches) and weighs just 750 grams. The CZC C9 has an ARM11 based processor and has an 8.9″ screen with a resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels.
Netgear Stora 1TB home NAS arrives
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Netgear have unveiled their latest home storage device, the Stora, which the company is positioning not only as a NAS backup but as a media-sharing hub.
Space Foosball table brings retro gaming up to date [Video]
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Take one of the most iconic arcade games, mix it up with a classic real-world game, and you might be so lucky as to end up with Space Foosball. The DIY handiwork of Young J.
Seagate’s new 2TB hard drive pushes 6Gb/s transfer speed
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Seagate’s just busted through that swing-down arm thing commonly found at tollbooths and for-pay parking lots.
The Nikon S1000pj is now available for purchase
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Nice. The Nikon S1000pj pocket projector camera was originally slated for September 17th release, but then a nasty Internet rumor circulated stating that it was pushed back to October 23 due to supply levels. But a Nikon PR dude sent us a little note, calming stating that it was still on track.
Monstrous van transforms into a fire-breathing robot
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First time I’ve seen a monster van, that – and also my first occasion to see one transform into fire-breathing robot. Autobots may just gather a leap with this novelty?
Sony Ericsson XPERIA X2 gets video unboxing
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Do you know what that is? It’s a Sony Ericsson XPERIA X2, sat in front of a generic white box, yes, but it’s also the first video unboxing of the upcoming Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphone that we’ve seen.
Giant Table Lamp
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Fatboy, a giant table lamp measuring over 35 inches in height, is guaranteed to bring you lots of light as the colder and darker winter days continues to creep up on us. The strong and stately silhouette provides uniform light and radiates a quiet glow of home landscapes and interiors.
Acer F1 Smartphone
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Acer had released details of their latest smartphone, the Acer F1 which will go on sale in the UK on the 6th of October.
Russian Billionaire Installs Anti-Photo Shield on Giant Yacht
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Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich has a rather curious new addition built in to his latest oversized yacht.
New X610-Slim Notebook launched by MSI
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The newest member of MSI’s X-Slim family, the 15.6″ screen X610 is the multimedia lover’s ultimate fantasy.
AMD working hard to extend its domination in the GPU arena with OpenCL
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AMD is working hard submisting all its OpenCL graphics processing unit (GPU) implementation to the Khronos Working Group. The GPU submission puts AMD one step closer to being the only semiconductor provider to offer both GPU and central processing unit (CPU) development environments for OpenCL.
New ARCHOS 5 Internet Tablet now available
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ARCHOS announced the new ARCHOS 5 Internet Tablet, running the Android OS, that combines the best of ARCHOS, featuring high-definition content, TV recording and built-in GPS, with the best of the Android platform for Internet browsing and nearly unlimited customization with applications.
Positive stimuli touchpad keeps patients closest to family
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Having family members and friends around can get you out of traumas most sever. But, because patients in the ICU cannot have their kith and kin in the vicinity are thus most vulnerable to confusion caused by fear, stress and the administering of powerful drugs.
Pure Sensia DAB & WiFi Radio with Facebook Apps
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The leading manufacturer of DAB and Internet radios - Pure has announced the Sensia(£250 about..(more...
Microsoft branded phones, tablet real after all?
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Microsoft's Pink project for its own, self-branded smartphones has gained credibility through a series of leaks in recent hours.
iriver NV mini bike edition entertains cyclists while getting them lost
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iriver’s latest product is out, and unlike their more traditional range of PMPs they’ve branched off into “eco-friendly bike navigation”.
Netgear jumps into the consumer-friendly NAS arena with ‘Stora’
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Netgear’s got a new home network hard drive system called Stora. It’s a $229 NAS system with a 1TB SATA hard drive built in and a second open SATA slot, allowing you to easily add a second drive in the future (that second drive can be set up to mirror the first).
Pay with an EyeFi like card? Tyfone gets patent
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Section: Communications, Cellphones, Mobile, Gadgets / Other, Lifestyle The idea that a mobile phone can be a payment method isn’t a new one, but Tyfone got us all one step closer thanks to a new patent issued that brings a measure of security into the game. The biggest obstacle to the...
AT&T Launches 3G MicroCell in Charlotte, NC
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Does spotty reception on your iPhone drive you nuts? Do you live in Charlotte, NC? If so, head on over to AT&T to pick up the new 3G MicroCell, a device which piggybacks on your home high-speed Internet to provide five bars of HSDPA 3.6-flavored 3G coverage inside your home.
Bluetooth Solar Headset
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With this handy multiple pairing compliant Bluetooth headset you will have two options when it comes to charging the device – solar and AC. The most convenient way to charge up the headset using the unlimited Solar energy. Infinite standby time under sunlight.
Intermap landed its AccuTerra GPS Maps on the App Store
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Intermap just announced the availability of its AccuTerra App on the App Store. The AccuTerra App offers iPhone users the ability to purchase and download detailed map bundles covering millions of square miles of the contiguous United States and Hawaii, including special national and state parks.
Sony Ericsson introduces the Motion Activated Headphones MH907
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Sony Ericsson unveils the world’s first ever motion activated headphones that sense the user. The clever MH907 headphones mean users simply plug in two earphones to start listening to music and pause by removing one earbud. To start listening again simply plug it back in.
Seagate ships World’s first Serial ATA 6Gbit/Second Technology
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Seagate today began global shipments of the world’s fastest, largest-capacity mainstream desktop hard drive – Barracuda XT, a 7200RPM product featuring 2TB of storage capacity and a blazing fast Serial ATA (SATA) 6Gb/second interface.
