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  • Verizon posts DroidX teaser, complete with all sorts of hidden details

    Verizon posts DroidX teaser, complete with all sorts of hidden details

    Posted on June 21, 2010 | No Comments
    Oh, you thought Verizon was done dumping mad money into advertising their Droid line after the launch of the first one? Yeah, nope. They’ve just posted a crazy flashy teaser video for the Droid X — a handset that isn’t even officially announced yet — complete with hidden easter eggs for the detail obsessed. Join us [...]

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  • Elgato EyeTV lets you watch live TV on your iPad

    Elgato EyeTV lets you watch live TV on your iPad

    Posted on June 21, 2010 | No Comments
    Elgato’s EyeTV just got a little more useful. The company has made TV tuners for Macs for years but now you can send the stream from any one of their tuners to the EyeTV iPad or iPhone app, allowing you to watch TV over Wi-Fi and 3G. The App is available for $4.99 and supports [...]

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  • iPhone 4 Pre-Sales At Best Buy Start June 15, In Stores June 24

    iPhone 4 Pre-Sales At Best Buy Start June 15, In Stores June 24

    Posted on June 14, 2010 | No Comments
    Best Buy just announced that pre-sale orders of the iPhone 4 can be placed starting tomorrow, June 15. Apple. Pre-sale orders can be placed at any Best Buy or Best Buy Mobile standalone store nationwide.The iPhone 4 will be available for purchase at Best Buy and Best Buy Mobile stores June 24. The iPhone 4 was announced a few weeks ago during Steve Jobs’ keynote at WWDC. Its notable features are, of course, the extremely high resolution screen, video chat capability with FaceTime, and the new form factor.

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  • Betfair launches iPhone betting app on the App Store

    Posted on May 6, 2010 | No Comments
    Betfair, home to the world's largest betting community, today announces the availability of its betting exchange iPhone App within the App Store. This makes Betfair the first established betting company to release a sports betting App on the platform. Initially available in the UK and Ireland to Betfair customers, the App brings the Betfair betting experience to iPhone, iPod touch and iPad users, in an engaging and exciting way - making full use of the.

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  • Review: Panasonic Lumix DMC-G10 Digital Camera

    Review: Panasonic Lumix DMC-G10 Digital Camera

    Posted on May 1, 2010 | No Comments
    What is this thing? The rise of micro four-thirds camera is probably biggest potential change in popular cameras since the rise of the point and shoot. Micro four thirds “system” cameras offer the best of both worlds – removable lenses for folks who like to play with focal lengths and primes and a simple interface and [...]

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  • Why 960×640 Makes Sense For the iPhone HD

    Why 960×640 Makes Sense For the iPhone HD

    Posted on April 20, 2010 | No Comments
    We alluded yesterday that the higher resolution screen on the Phantom iPhone of Redwood City would more-than-likely have double the horizontal and vertical pixels of the current iPhone screen (therefore quadrupling the pixel count), and now the ever-reliable John Gruber has weighed in on the likelihood of a new-and-improved double-PPI resolution. The main take-away here is that while the current iPhone screen is gorgeous, Apple are trying to make the screen on the next iPhone look as clear as the print found in expensive glossy magazines.

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  • Asus Eee PC 1005PR: High-res 10.1-inch screen, 10+ hour battery

    Asus Eee PC 1005PR: High-res 10.1-inch screen, 10+ hour battery

    Posted on March 9, 2010 | No Comments
    Now we’re cooking with a substance that appears to be similar in smell, flame size, and cost per energy unit as “gas.” Asus’ impending Eee PC 1005PR is a 10.1-inch netbook with a 1366x768 resolution screen, Broadcom HD decoder chip, and up to 11 hours of battery life.

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  • Microsoft Turtle and Pure deets are revealed

    Microsoft Turtle and Pure deets are revealed

    Posted on February 15, 2010 | No Comments
    With the huge announcement of Windows Phone 7 out of the way, we’re anticipating what was rumored about another Microsoft phone last week: news about a project Pink revival. Before Microsoft can say anything officially, however, the folks over at WMExperts have unearthed some gritty details about the coming phones. The Turtle, pictured above, is a [...]

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  • SlideScreen for Android borders on information overload (but the good kind)

    SlideScreen for Android borders on information overload (but the good kind)

    Posted on January 19, 2010 | No Comments
    Let me start off by saying this: I really rather like the default Android homescreen. It’s simple, it’s functional, and above all, it’s endlessly customizable. Thanks to Google’s “do anything” approach to handling app development, end users have countless tools to trick out their phones anyway they want. That, as anyone who’s ever used MySpace [...]

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  • Motorola Calgary / Droid Devour spotted in silver, Bluring it up

    Motorola Calgary / Droid Devour spotted in silver, Bluring it up

    Posted on January 2, 2010 | No Comments
    There's another Motorola "Calgary" device (also known as the Droid Devour) making the rounds, and this time it's showing a silver paint job and an obvious Motorola Blur home screen. Word is that the trackpad to the upper right of the keyboard is great, and the keyboard supposedly bests the Droid -- not a challenging feat, to be sure. Obviously it's headed for Verizon, and Boy Genius confirms that WiFi and GPS are onboard, but it's still a little unclear what the low-end differentiators between it and the Droid might be, outside the three megapixel camera and what appears to be a smaller, lower resolution screen.

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  • Pine Trail equipped Acer 532h netbook specs leak for all to see

    Pine Trail equipped Acer 532h netbook specs leak for all to see

    Posted on December 31, 2009 | No Comments
    In my humble opinion, conventional wisdom should dictate that any netbook that’s still sporting a 1024x600 resolution should be overlooked immediately. We make an exception today for Acer’s 10.1-inch 532h, which features Intel’s upcoming N450 “Pine Trail” chipset sporting a 1.66GHz Atom CPU.

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  • CrunchDeals: Sony VAIO W netbook for $375 (it’s pink, though)

    CrunchDeals: Sony VAIO W netbook for $375 (it’s pink, though)

    Posted on December 30, 2009 | No Comments
    If you like pink, you can save a heap on Sony’s 10.1-inch VAIO W netbook. The Microsoft Store is selling it for just $374.25 with free shipping. The same netbook is available in white for $499.

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  • Gift Guide 2009: Netbooks

    Gift Guide 2009: Netbooks

    Posted on November 16, 2009 | No Comments
    Intro The Year of the Netbook. That’s 2009. You can't walk into a consumer electronics store without seeing netbooks everywhere. Actually you can't really walk into a consumer electronics store, period, since they’re closing up faster than costume shops the day after Halloween. But that's another story for another time. While traditional netbooks sales will almost certainly [...]

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  • Review: Archos 5 Internet Tablet with Android

    Review: Archos 5 Internet Tablet with Android

    Posted on November 10, 2009 | No Comments
    Short Version: After a handful of rapid-fire firmware updates, the Android-infused Archos 5 Internet Tablet has turned out to be quite a compelling device. The snappy web browser, marathon battery life, and nearly endless list of features and functions make Archos’ latest couch companion a worthwhile option if you’re shopping for portables. If you’re drawn [...]

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  • What’s next for some of the biggest gadgets of 2009?

    What’s next for some of the biggest gadgets of 2009?

    Posted on October 31, 2009 | No Comments
    It's time to put on the Swami hat and predict just what we have in store for 2010 and beyond. Considering all of the movement in the gadget world in the past few months, I'm fairly sure most of this going to be accurate. Given the current status of some of these technologies, it's hard to prognosticate very far out but there are a few things that have become apparent over the past year, especially the rise of Android and our expectations for the iPad. Without further ado... the envelope please: Apple TV -> 27-inch iMac -> Wall Mount for 27-inch iMac It's sad but true: Apple doesn't care about Apple TV. All the real brain power is going to the desktop and laptop and probably onto the iPad. They've made it clear with the 27-inch iMac that they can make a high-resolution screen and powerful computer inside of a case the thickness of a college textbook. Who needs a TV, let alone an Apple TV? The obvious conclusion here is that the 27-inch iMac becomes a real Apple TV. The Mac Mini already makes a great multi-media system and a quick update to FrontRow, now considered abandonware, may make it a great 10-foot interface.

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