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Review: ioSafe Solo 500GB Rugged USB External Hard Drive
Tuesday, 02 February 2010 01:22

The rugged desktop ioSafe Solo hard drive brings disaster protection to a price range that everyone can afford. With capacities from 500GB to 1.5TB, the ioSafe Solo can safely protect precious digital family photo albums, MP3 music libraries and days of video memories. For business, the ioSafe Solo hard drive is a great way to protect customer databases or to secure regulated information including patient records (HIPAA, Sox, etc) or credit card information (PCI regulated). Read full review

 
Flash Game: Bubble Tanks 2
Friday, 29 January 2010 22:36

 

 

 

 

Bubble Tanks 2 is a fun shooter-like game where you must travel through giant bubbles, destroying enemy tanks and taking their bubbles to fuel your growth. As you grow, you constantly evolve and get ever better weapons. Ultimately, you’ll have to face the ultimate adversary and defeat it to win the game.

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The Classic Wrist-Busting Atari Joystick is Back
Friday, 29 January 2010 05:19

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Remember the classic Atari joystick, a sure candidate for the least ergonomic game controller in history? Now you can buy a new one.

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Panasonic Digicam Adds GPS, Manual Control and Landmark Recognition
Tuesday, 26 January 2010 09:46

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Panasonic has added manual control and GPS to its popular Leica-lensed Lumix ZS3, and bumped the name and number up to ZS7.

The compact camera is a replacement for the top-of-the-range ZS3, and improves on it in almost every way, the biggest boost being in speed. For instance the new ZS7 has a tiny shutter lag of 0.006 second (that this figure is even included in a press release for a point and shoot is unusual), and faster focussing. This is very likely to be a trickle-down from the tech in the super quick GF1.

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Drowning in a Sea of Rumors? There’s an App for That
Tuesday, 26 January 2010 06:55

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A simple iPhone application aggregates tech rumors and lets you join the fun by picking which are the winners (iTablet: tomorrow) and which are the lame ducks (Zune phone: ever). Better still, the Prediction application was approved by Apple and appeared in the store today, just in time for the biggest rumor-fest of the year, Apple’s (probable) iSlate event tomorrow.

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Apple iPad Raises the Stakes for E-Readers
Friday, 29 January 2010 15:11

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Apple’s much-awaited iPad tablet is a good looking, multipurpose e-reader but it is no Kindle slayer, say publishing executives and electronic-book enthusiasts. Instead, the iPad is likely to raise the stakes and help traditional e-readers evolve into more sophisticated devices.

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Google Promises Fix to Nexus One 3G Problems
Tuesday, 26 January 2010 12:50

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Google Nexus One customers could finally have a fix to at least one of their problems. Google says it will soon release a patch that will improve the spotty 3G coverage that has left many Nexus One customers frustrated.

“Our engineers have uncovered specific cases for which a software fix should improve connectivity to 3G for some users,” a Google employee commented on the company’s Nexus One forum.”We are testing this fix now and initial results are positive.” Google hopes to offer the fix as a software update by wireless download to Nexus One users in “the next week or so.”

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Bigtrak is Back! 80s Robo-Toy Resurrected
Tuesday, 26 January 2010 09:00

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Bigtrak was one of the awesomest toys of the 1980s (actually introduced in 1979), and, like other 80s icons, Knight Rider and the A-Team, it is staging a comeback.

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