Samsung’s Healthcare LCD HD Television
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Samsung has collaborated with TeleHealth Services to launch the 458 Series LCD TVs that is specially designed for use in hospitals.
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UpStand
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Just Mobile's UpStand($45) is a basic aluminum stand with supporting grips that are finished in rubb..(Read...
Samsung Intensity II Now Available From Verizon Wireless
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The Samsung Intensity II offers many of the same features available in other wireless phones, but it has a higher ecological consciousness than many of those devices.Like many other phones, the Intensity II has a horizontal slide-out QWERTY keyboard for fast instant messaging.
Lego Headphones
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DIY your LEGO headphones, by Instructables user =D."I decided to combine the two thi..(Read...
A New Line Of USB Flash Drives From Kingston
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Kingston has unleashed a new line of USB flash drives for the European market namely the DataTraveler G3. Coming in 2GB, 4GB, 8GB, 16GB and 32GB sizes, these drives feature a plastic casing, a USB 2.0 interface and promise to deliver read and write speeds of up to 16 MB/s and 5 MB/s respectively.
App Review: Medici ships good gameplay onto your iPad
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Filed under: App Review, iPadMedici [$5.99] is the latest in a growing, impressive line of heavy-ish board games to make the jump from the table to the iPad, and it's amazing to see this game - so carefully crafted and respected by the designer board game community - on a touch screen with an...
PowerColor To Drop A New Single-Slot Cooled Graphics Card
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PowerColor is preparing to drop their latest single-slot cooled graphics card ‘Radeon HD 5770′ into the market. The card integrates 800 Stream Processors, a 128-bit memory interface, a core clock of 850MHz, a 1GB of GDDR5 VRAM set @ 4800MHz and comes with a single-slot cooling system.
Stealth Computer’s Newest Ultra Compact Mini PC
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Measuring only 102mm x 155mm x 37mm and weighing just .62kg, the LPC-100 is Stealth Computer’s newest ultra compact mini PC for the mass market.
No Interest Whatsoever
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I probably could have thought of a title, but I simply am not interested in anything at this point. My knee hurts, which makes me walk even funnier, which in turn makes my other knee, my hips and my back all hurt.
Valve to release GL code, games on Mac see sales bumps
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Filed under: Gaming, Mac Boy, if you had to choose one company (including Apple) that has really led the charge for Mac gaming recently, I'd have to say Valve takes the cake, and that's no lie.
Review: NOX Audio Specialist Gaming Headset
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Short version: NOX’s first entry into the crowded gaming headset market sets itself apart with its portability, comfort, and ease of use.Features: Fold-up designRetractable microphoneXbox 360/PS3 compatibility (with Negotiator adapter)Earcup-mounted volume controlMSRP: $79.99 Pros: Solid...
ATI Releases StarCraft II Anti-Aliasing Hotfix
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This is just a heads-up for any ATI folks out there looking to add a little anti-aliasing to your StarCraft II-ing. ATI has released an updated driver, version 10.7a, that includes a hotfix that enables forced AA for the game.
Shields Up!: Suspected ariposa botnet hacker arrested
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Section: Computers, Security, Features Three men have been arrested in Slovenia in connection with the Mariposa botnet. Mariposa was disabled last year but had managed to infect several million computers before it was laid to rest.
Test Pattern Mouse Pads For The Broadcasting Ephemera Buff In Your Life
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It may be that not everyone finds old test patterns as entertaining as I do. I just love everything about them! I don’t know why!
Samsung’s Android tablet may drop at August 11 event
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Samsung gave hints on Friday that its Galaxy Tab slate could be launched within two weeks. The company confirmed in a public statement only that the seven-inch Android tablet should ship before the end of the summer, but it has also sent out an invite for a special event on August 11 that could...
Original Motorola Droid to get Android 2.2 next week
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Verizon sent a brief note this afternoon that the original Motorola Droid should get an update to Android 2.2 next week. The cell network didn't say whether the phone would get any special features beyond what Google has already included with the update.
UK soldiers use iPad app to train for Afghan operations
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Filed under: iPadAt the Royal School of Artillery in Wiltshire, UK, troops have been learning how to manage a fire mission (firing artillery at the enemy from several miles away) with the help of iPads. Early reports indicate that the technique has accelerated their learning.
Samsung’s Tablet: Android, 7-inch screen, August 11th announcement?
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Samsung has a real chance of being a player in the tablet game. From what we’ve heard so far, their offering will be basically a larger version of the Galaxy S cell phone, called the Galaxy Tab. It will run Android, presumable 2.2, on a 7-inch screen.
UK agency clears Google Street View of stealing vital data
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The UK's Information Commissioner Office on Friday found that Google's accidental Wi-Fi snooping didn't collect dangerous amounts of information. An investigation of some data saved by Google showed no "significant" levels of data that would compromise privacy or security.
Silent, easily made Android rootkit shown at Black Hat
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SpiderLabs showed a rootkit at the Black Hat conference today that could compromise an Android phone without its owner's knowledge.
Tests prove iPhone 4 signal blocking grip issue is real and unique to that phone
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Section: Apple, Communications, Smartphones A consulting firm says they’ve conducted tests that prove that the iPhone 4’s “death grip” problem is real and unique to the phone.
A new approach to iPhone panoramas
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Filed under: iPhoneThere are plenty of iPhone apps that shoot panorama photos. You take a picture. Move to the left or right, and after you have 3 or 4 images the panorama software stitches the images together.
MindMeister comes to the iPad
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Filed under: iPadLooking for even more productivity on your iPad? MindMeister has released an iPad version of their collaborative mind mapping application, allowing iPad users to mind map locally and sync with the web version to share ideas with others.
New Price For Older Xbox 360 Bundles As Best Buy Clears Shelf Space
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Best Buy is reducing the price on old-model Xbox 360 bundles Theyl need to be cleared out to make space for the new slim design. Packaged with the console will be either Final Fantasy XIII or Splinter Cell Conviction, depending on your choice. No custom art on the console, though.
The art and science of the iPhone 4 CAD drawings
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Filed under: iPhone If you're a sucker for technical drawings, then feast your eyes on the CAD drawing / iPhone 4 photo mashups recently published on Core77.
