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ASUS shows ultra-slim Designo MS LCD monitors

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ASUS recently announced it will soon release a number of ultra-slim Designo MS Series LCD monitors, which includes the 23.6-inch MS246H/D, the 23-inch MS236H/D, 21.5-inch MS226H, 22-inch MS227N and 20-inch MS202N/D.

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Apple Tablets, Steve Jobs, and The Beatles: An Apple Event Rumor Roundup

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The atmosphere is starting to get tense at the PCMag offices. That can only mean thing: It's time for another Apple keynote.

iCal all-day events causing MobileMe calendars to hiccup?

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Filed under: Bugs/Recalls, MobileMeWe received a tip from a frustrated reader this morning noting that when he published a calendar to MobileMe with iCal, it wasn't showing up if there were any all-day events in the calendar.

HTC announced the new Tatto Android based smartphone, available in October worldwide

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HTC Corporation today introduced the HTC Tattoo, an Android-based phone that brings broad personalization to the masses. HTC Tattoo is the second phone to embody HTC Sense, a mobile experience focused on putting people at the centre by making your phone work in a more simple and natural way.

Commodore 64 Emulator rejected from the AppStore

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One of the most buzzed application for the iPhone, The C64 Emulator, has been rejected by Apple from the AppStore, Manomio, the maker of the ultra famous emulator cited that the reason for it rejection was a non-documented feature/hack that let users run a Basic program through the interface.

TomTom intros open-source dynamic location tech

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GPS navigator maker TomTom on Tuesday announced it has developed a new, open-source standard that would ideally bring real-time weather, traffic and other key information on navigation devices from many manufacturers as well as map data from various types of vendors.

Russia’s FAS closes antitrust probe into Microsoft

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A three-month old investigation by Russian anti-monopoly service FAS into the supposed violations of local anti-trust laws by software giant Microsoft has been closed, with no wrongdoing found.

Netgear Brings Internet Video to the HDTV

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On Tuesday, Netgear launched the Digital Entertainer Live (or EVA2000), a small set-top box that connects an HDTV to a local USB hard drive or to Web video services like YouTube or Hulu.The EVA2000 went on sale today for $149.99, and a complementary USB wireless adapter (the EVAW111) is priced at...

Yahoo! A first look at the official Flickr iPhone app

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Filed under: Software, Odds and ends, iPhone, App Store, First Look, App ReviewAt long last, the official Flickr iPhone app is in the App Store.

Verizon and Samsung Unveil Rogue and Intensity Messaging Phones

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Verizon Wireless and Samsung have unveiled two horizontal slider messaging phones. The Samsung Rogue (pictured) comes in a bronze and black color combination, and features a 3.1-inch WVGA (800-by-480-pixel) touch screen and a four-row QWERTY keyboard.

HTC Tattoo Android Smart Phone

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HTC Mobile introduced a new Android smartphone which features a touch screen 2.8-inch resistive, 3.2-megapixel camera, microSD storage and 3.5-mm jack for headphones. HTC Tattoo design and a distinct ability to customize all aspects of the phones hardware to its applications and content.

New high def projector offerings from Epson

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Section: Video, Accessories, HDTV, Peripherals, Displays/Projectors Today, Epson announced the release of four brand new projectors: PowerLite Home Cinema 8100 and 8500 UB, and Pro Cinema 9100 and 9500 UB. Each of these projectors will project 1080p high definition and are intended for home...

AT&T updates its YPmobile App for iPhone and iPod Touch – adds Pay Per Call Ads

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AT&T today announced a updated version of its popular YELLOWPAGES.COM iPhone app – YPmobile – is available on the App Store.

MEGATech Reviews – Choiix Accu-Mouse (C-PM01-W2) Uni-Retractable Optical Mouse

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Up until now, I’ve been packing a small wireless Microsoft mouse to accompany my laptop when I hit the road. It comes with a USB receiver that embeds into the mouse itself for easy travel, but wireless mice have their bugs and they are more of a battery draw.

New ASUS MS 246H LCD Monitor love, form and passion

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Asus is launching the new MS series of LCD monitor, a combination of form and passion, with exhuberant quality and cunning details, the ASUS MS 246H LCD Monitor is a 1080 HD LED based monitor that provides great colors plus a delicious design with its high glossy piano-black finish makes the MS...

Grabit Pack: A gadget holster for manly men

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Aw yeah. Manly men, take notice. Here’s the Grabit Pack, created by a Hollywood stuntman. It punches all fanny packs and man purses in their non-manly testes.

Crucial launches new Intel Core i5 and Core i7 DDR3 memory module

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Lexar today is launching the Crucial DDR3-1333MHz (PC3-10600) 1GB and 2GB ECC and non-ECC UDIMM memory modules.

CrunchDeals: Dell portable photo printer for $29

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Sorry for the double CrunchDeals right in a row, but you might want to move quickly on this deal because it probably won’t last too long. Dell is selling its tiny Wasabi photo printer for just $29, down from $149. It prints really small adhesive photos for you to stick on your Trapper Keeper.

Redesign Your Famers’ Market Winners

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This just in: GOOD and Architect's Newspaper have chosen the winners to their Redesign Your Farmers' Market competition. There were tons of great ideas among the 22 finalists, from hydroponic markets to refurbished train cars to rooftop urban farms.

Microsoft Teaches Best Buy Workers How To Trash Linux

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Wow. That’s almost all we can say. Apparently Microsoft has been a very busy little bee and has created a training manual for Best Buy employees that shows, creatively we might add, how to trash Linux.

$600 robot hands for hard core hobbyists

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These intricately designed toy robot hands created by Craft House go on sale tomorrow in Japan. They have five jointed fingers that can grab small objects like fruits and ping pong balls.

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HP launches printer-themed App Studio

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HP has introduced the App Studio, a new service attached to a recent printer, the Photosmart Premium with TouchSmart Web. Apps allow the printer to quickly print off sanctioned content, such as movie tickets, art projects from Disney, photos from Flickr or 60 Minutes articles from CBS.

NEC Display intros two new portable digital projectors

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NEC on Tuesday announced the release of two new digital projectors, the NP110 and NP215. Part of the company's budget Value Series, the portable DLP projectors are meant to be taken to meeting and conference rooms.

Xcode 3.2 Daily Tip: Analyzing Your Code

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Filed under: TUAW Tips, DeveloperMore Xcode 3.2 tips for Mac and iPhone developers. The LLVM/Clang static analyzer bundled with the Snow Leopard developer tools automatically detects a variety of memory management bugs in Objective-C programs.