May 18th, 2007
by hueland.
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If you like gadgets you need my RSS feed. It keeps you up-to-date on all the gizmos you love!Filed under: Displays, Plasma
Fujitsu is still keeping it big, with revisions to its Plasmavision line of 55-inch and 63-inch plasma sets. The P55XHA51WSb and P63XHA51WSb have added a second HDMI input since last year’s models, and [...]
May 18th, 2007
by hueland.
Amazon.com Widgets Most product review sites fall into one of two categories: professional or community driven. Sites like CNET Reviews and blogs like CrunchGear pay their staff to review the latest gadgets and give you an authoritative, and hopefully unbiased, opinion on what tech toys make the grade. Community driven sites like Epinions [...]
May 18th, 2007
by hueland.
Maker Faire is shaping up to be a fantastic event! I’ve taken a few pictures, and I’ll add more to the set as I manage to get them uploaded. Pictured above is a very giggly evil mad scientist operating The Disgusting Spectacle.Please also check out Scott Beale’s coverage so far. He shot [...]
May 18th, 2007
by hueland.
Well, looks like a hacker group known as NoPE has managed to break into Windows Vista’s security and made a cracked DVD version of it. What’s different from existing Vista cracks is that this one needs no serial number or activation. Performing Windows Updates is even possible.
Not that HipTechBlog is encouraging piracy, but this just [...]
May 18th, 2007
by hueland.
The Photoframe Aquarium combines a strangely conventional, if slightly clunky looking, photo frame with a fake fish tank. Complete with real water, plastic guppies and a single battery. Now you may think that plastic fish cavorting around your photo is a little out of plaice, and who are we to argue? $49.95 (£21.48).
Next, “just add [...]
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May 18th, 2007
by hueland.
Filed under: Features, TUAW Business, Weekend Review
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Pacemaker study leads to rash of [...]
May 18th, 2007
by hueland.
Google has licensed technology that will enable Google to map out 3-D versions of cities world wide.
According to a Mercury News report, the technology was developed by a team of Stanford University students and was used to run a robotic car that won the 2005 DARPA Grand Challenge.
Although Google is the market leader in mapping, [...]
May 18th, 2007
by hueland.
DNA is pretty respected in the scientific community, but it never really gets any respect in the music business. And that’s not fair, because DNA might look like a square (well, really, a helix) but in fact it’s quite hip. DNA likes rockin’ out to all sorts of music. It twists and turns and just [...]
May 18th, 2007
by hueland.
Starting with Oceans Thirteen and Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Warner Bros. press screenings in Canada will take place in private rooms and all promotional screenings of movies will no longer be held because Warner Bros says 70 percent of their films have been pirated in Canada over the past 18 months. [...]
May 18th, 2007
by hueland.
Rumored for some time, Google is now officially providing results for Chinese search engine Soso.com.
Spotted first by Search Engine Journal, the Google logo is now present in Soso.com search results, and joins 163.com in Google’s quest to conquer China.
It has been a difficult market for Google from the beginning. The ethical questions in relation to [...]