Sony Exec Explains Why PSP Go Is A Dud
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Calling it a “dud” this might be harsh, but the PSP Go is sure finding it hard to win the hearts of gamers a year since it was released.
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T-Mobile G2 gets $199.99 price tag courtesy of Best Buy
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T-Mobile USA were so excited yesterday when they officially announced the T-Mobile G2 that they forgot to specify how much the Android 2.2 Froyo smartphone would be or when exactly it would arrive on shelves.
Video: German Fembot AILA
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When we showed you AILA [GER] for the first time back in April, the only video material available of the robotic female from Germany wasn’t exactly of great quality.
LaCie Rikiki USB 3.0 Hard Drive
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After the Rikiki and Rikiki Go, LaCie announces the new Rikiki USB 3.0 ultra small and ultra portable hard drive that comes in a resistant tough aluminum casing and will fit in just about any pocket.
Motorola intros IPTV remotes with sensors, super capacitors
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Motorola today used IBC 2010 to unveil its new range of remotes for its IPTV set-top boxes. Designed to offer better solutions for the burgeoning connected TV market, the NXYboard and the NXY green, offer unique approaches to RCU design...
Google Maps Navigation Updated
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Google [GOOG] has announced a new update to Google Maps for Android. The latest version to download is now 4.5 and introduces Walking Navigation (beta) to the app. Street View smart navigation has also been added to the app.
Netflix Now Streaming On 2010 Panasonic VIERA Cast HDTVs & Blu-ray Players
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Well it’s about damn time. Panasonic’s latest VIERA Cast HDTVs and Blu-ray finally have the ability to do the Netflix streaming thing.
New X-Mini 1.1 Portable Speakers Get A Lid
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“Upgrade” would have been a much cooler choice of word, but the only thing upgraded on the X-Mini 1.1 is there’s a lid on it. It’s not exactly groundbreaking either, since the feature has been in use on the X-Mini II for quite a while now.
Solar-Powered Robot Cleans the Pool
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The Solar-Breeze robot is the perfect companion to the Roomba, Scooba, and any other robot you have cleaning your house.
Inevitable Strap Turns iPod Nano into a Watch
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This accessory was as inevitable as the hangover that follows the annual Gadget Lab post-CES party (where we enjoy a fabulous dinner at Denny’s followed by cheap wine sipped from stolen paper-cups in the liquor-store car-park).
iPod nano Watch Arrives
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When Apple [AAPL] announced the iPod nano last week, the music player was seen with a watch filling the small square screen. This of course made a number of people look at comparing this thing to a watch and wearing it around a wrist. Well, you can now do just that for $17.
Sony Unveils Vegas Pro 10 with Stereoscopic 3D Video Editing Workflow
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Sony today announced Vegas Pro 10 software. The most recent upgrade to Sony’s award-winning nonlinear HD video and audio editing (NLE) application provides broad audio and video support for media ingest, editing and delivery workflows for a wide variety of production professionals.
Inside Foxconn And The Man Who Made Your iPhone
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It’s not every day you get to look inside a major electronics factory. Most of the work done there is compartmentalized and the manufacturing done for one company never touches the manufacturing done for another. In fact, Foxconn’s R&D labs consist of a series of locked doors.
Droid 2 R2-D2 Wallpapers now available for download
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Section: Communications, Smartphones, Mobile Yesterday we had the live wallpapers for the yet-to-be-released R2-D2 Edition Droid 2 leak and come available online, and today we have the regular wallpapers.
No Android PlayStation Phone This Year
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A PlayStation phone? Don't hold your breath--not this year, at least. Last month we heard rumors that Sony Ericcson was working on an Android-based handset called the PlayView, which was said to be a Samsung Captivate-esque phone crossbred with a Sony PSPGo.
iPads Will Teach Algebra To California Eighth Graders
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It seems like just yesterday when we reported on those Scottish school children getting free iPads. Now Apple has new territory in their home state of California with an ambitious new program that could mark a new (digital) chapter in high school education.
Rockchip tease with Android desk phone
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Android-based landline phone renders are one thing, but Rockchip has been quietly beavering away at the real thing.
Portal 2: Co-op Gameplay Video
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The successor of the incredible puzzle game Portal, Portal 2 will not just be featuring a single player campaign but also the Co-op mode that will allow you and your buddy to complete the missions using Portal Guns to create portals cooperatively.
Psystar is dead. Long live Quo Computer
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While we all know the story of Psystar, the company that crashed and burned by loudly selling non-Apple Macintosh computers with OS X installed, a much quieter and more polite company named Quo Computer seems to be doing just fine.
Your Lost Gadgets Will Find Each Other
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Graphic by Christine Daniloff, via MIT News Office Sometimes when one of my remotes is missing, I interrogate the others: “Where’s your friend? I know you know something!” In the future, with wireless positioning systems, a version of that method might actually almost work.
Asus Top Secret Lamborghini Mouse Pics Leaked
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If you’re susceptible to car-branded gadgets, then this leaked pic of a Lamborghini mouse should be a feast for the eyes.
Modular Roombots self-assemble to become furniture for your sci-fi abode
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We are in a selfless world of unrealism where robots are the most thought of entity. Robots have gained access to our living space and will certainly rule our survival, given a few decades in time.
T-Mobile Android G2, Successor to O.G. G1
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T-Mobile has announced the G2, the successor to the very first Android phone, the G1. The new handset loses the famous “chin” of the original, adds fast HSPA+ data and integrates Google Voice.
iPhone 4 launches in Korea with 300,000 orders
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KT today launched the iPhone 4 in South Korea and already faced a major backlog. The carrier delivered 10,000 Apple devices on launch day but had taken close to 300,000 advance orders by the time doors opened, giving it nearly a month's worth of orders to fill at its current rate.
Best Buy confirms T-Mobile G2ís Oct 6 ship date
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In advance of a formal announcement by T-Mobile, Best Buy today confirmed today that the T-Mobile G2 will launch in stores on October 6 for $200 with a new two-year activation.
