admin | November 10, 2010
The future that we see in science fiction promises that we will soon be able to trash our Clappers and start activating our favorite household electronics with our voice. But there are limits today. Blame Earth. More » SEAGATE TECHNOLOGY SCIENTIFIC GAMES SANDISK SALESFORCE COM
admin | November 9, 2010
The first batch of phones running Microsoft’s brand-new Windows Phone 7 operating system hit U.S. stores Monday. More Windows Phone 7 coverage on Gadget Lab: Samsung’s Windows Phone 7 Packs Intuitive, Visual Punch Microsoft Announces First Windows Phone 7 Handsets A Humbled Microsoft Prepares to Boot Up Windows Phone 7 Microsoft Blends Zune Media, Xbox Live Into New Phone OS Microsoft’s Mobile Strategy [...]
admin | November 9, 2010
It might not be November 9 all around the world yet, but NVIDIA’s GeForce GTX 580 has already had its spec sheet dished out to the world, courtesy of CyberPower’s seemingly early announcement. The new chip will offer a 772MHz clock speed, 512 processing cores, and a 192.4GBps memory bandwidth, courtesy of 1.5GB of GDDR5 [...]
admin | November 9, 2010
Time Warner has been running trials of its Look Back service for a year or so in various markets, but it’s finally ready to bring it to the Real America. The feature lets good, honest folk go back and watch shows they’ve missed for up to three days after they’ve aired, with no need to [...]
admin | November 9, 2010
Aliph has just announced their new Jawbone Jambox wireless speaker/speakerphone. Those familiar with Aliph’s Jawbone headsets will likely recognize the design motifs in these speakers, which come in four different colors, and house a pair of drivers, a small-dome speaker, a passive-bass radiator, and a built-in microphone. The Jambox can be plugged into a computer [...]
admin | November 8, 2010
Filed under: E-mail, Microsoft Even average users are a bit more in-tune when it comes to security and privacy on the Web nowadays (thanks in part to the recent Firesheep business). As Sebastian pointed out, there’s a simple solution: browse using HTTPS whenever possible. There’s a minor problem with that fix, however. Many sites log [...]
admin | November 8, 2010
Filed under: Browsers Despite its accelerated demise on personal computers, Internet Explorer 6 remains a force to be reckoned with in the enterprise. There are simply too many mammoth companies running applications that depend upon the grizzled, old browser for it to disappear from the market share charts any time soon. A company called Browsium [...]
admin | November 8, 2010
If you’re looking to add to your arsenal of office pranks, you can turn a film canister and some paper punch cast-offs into a harmless but colorful confetti bomb. More » TRIDENT MICROSYSTEMS TRANSACTION SYSTEMS ARCHITECTS TOTAL SYSTEM SERVICES TNS
admin | November 8, 2010
So what has technology modder extraordinaire Benjamin J. Heckendorn come up with for his Ben Heck Show this week? Why, a laptop designed to fit on a airplane tray table, thanks to a special swiveling screen. The Coach Section Laptop is a modified Toshiba Satellite with aluminum arms affixed to either side, with slots down [...]
admin | November 8, 2010
Coming Soon: 900GB Torrent Of (Mostly) Every Geocities Web Site Ever Half Of IT People Polled Plan To Stick With XP After It Expires Nice Boots: Cristiano Ronaldo?s CR Mercurial Vapor SuperFly II Have Dynamically Adjusting Studs SteelSeries? 30 Percent Off Halloween Sale; Pay For Your Gear At 7-Eleven Stores With PayNearMe CrunchDeals: Native Instruments [...]