Gadgets Control

by Joshua Fruhlinger, posted Jun 7th 2008 at 6:25PM The HTC Touch Diamond is hitting shores world-round, and this store in Malaysia is making a big deal of things with a full selection of accessories, alluring attendants, and what appears to be a permanent address. If the touchscreen and Opera browser don’t get you, the shiny displays certainly will. (Read the full post about ‘HTC Touch Diamond store spotted in Malaysia’…)

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During Computex, Asus not only previewed its latest Eee PC line-up but some other forthcoming products as well. One of these products was a 42-inch Eee TV which Asus did not specifically highlight, yet it was seen by attendees on display near the Asustek booth. If you recall, this Eee TV was first seen sometime in January and rumored to be released in September. Still, the lack of detailed information and specifications coming from Asus make us wonder whether Asus will market this TV as your usual LCD TV or something else more special. Not even the people manning the Asus booth were cooperative enough to leak out details about the Eee TV. (Read the full post about ‘Asus teases us with a 42-inch LCD TV’…)

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During Computex, Asus not only previewed its latest Eee PC line-up but some other forthcoming products as well. One of these products was a 42-inch Eee TV which Asus did not specifically highlight, yet it was seen by attendees on display near the Asustek booth. If you recall, this Eee TV was first seen sometime in January and rumored to be released in September. Still, the lack of detailed information and specifications coming from Asus make us wonder whether Asus will market this TV as your usual LCD TV or something else more special. Not even the people manning the Asus booth were cooperative enough to leak out details about the Eee TV. (Read the full post about ‘Asus teases us with a 42-inch LCD TV’…)

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by Thomas Ricker, posted Jun 7th 2008 at 3:02PM Hey look, that NDA box which Apple never, ever sends was opened to reveal a severely misaligned reflection. Next.[Thanks, Hays Y.]Read PermalinkEmail this101 CommentsFiled under: cellphonesTags: Ogg, gaming, M4A, gadgets (Read the full post about ‘The 3G iPhone not unboxed’…)

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Now this is where public transit info (like bus, train and subway routes and schedules) ought to be, right at the tips of your fingers in the form of your mobile device. Just head over to GMM (Google Mobile Maps) to download the latest version for your Nokia/Symbian, blackberry, Java-enabled, Palm and Win Mobile devices.

There are over 40 cities in the US covered as well as major ones abroad. This is even cooler if you have a GPS enabled phone.

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Tags: Ogg, consumer electronics, DAB, audio

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Yes, mobile security is becoming more of a million-dollar-worry for corporations, but what about the hundreds of dollars’ worth of songs on your iPod? Your son’s graduation photos on your digital camera when it gets lost or stolen? A recent Reuters story details some of the new software and hardware that allows runaway consumer electronics to “phone” home via wireless connectivity; Eye-Fi SD memory cards and GadgetTrak software are mentioned. Both send data back to the original owners, and there are now-famous stories of thieves caught taking pictures of themselves using the Eye-Fi enabled cameras they stole. (Read the full post about ‘Law and Order CPU; recovering lost/stolen data in a mobile world’…)

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Yes, mobile security is becoming more of a million-dollar-worry for corporations, but what about the hundreds of dollars’ worth of songs on your iPod? Your son’s graduation photos on your digital camera when it gets lost or stolen? A recent Reuters story details some of the new software and hardware that allows runaway consumer electronics to “phone” home via wireless connectivity; Eye-Fi SD memory cards and GadgetTrak software are mentioned. Both send data back to the original owners, and there are now-famous stories of thieves caught taking pictures of themselves using the Eye-Fi enabled cameras they stole. (Read the full post about ‘Law and Order CPU; recovering lost/stolen data in a mobile world’…)

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Global warming, nuclear apocalypse, urban sprawl. Nature is on trial and it’s slowly losing the fight. We’ve still got a lot of natural scenery intact, but everyday, beautiful forests and mountain settings are put at risk by the move of human expansion. Nature might one day, become an endangered species. So what will humans do to retain a piece of out natural past? How far will we go to preserver the feeling we get when we gaze upon a beautiful waterfall or a series of gorgeous trees. Finnish photographer Ilkka Halso’s photographic series ‘The Museum of Nature’ delves into a future which might put nature on the stand as a rare sight. The Museum of Nature visually documents the possible future of viewing nature. Displaying a series of man-made structures that enclose nature, grasping on to the last hope for humans to view the Earth’s past. These structures would make nature a form of theater, complete with a seated audience. We suppose that a future such as this is what drives the green activists to continue their fight in saving the spectacle of nature. The Museum of Nature could possibly be a peek into a grim future for nature. The important thing is, that there are at least people who are willing to preserve nature for the viewing of others. Design Page via Inhabitat
Email to a friend Leave a comment Tags: M4A, hdtv, lcd, AAC (Read the full post about ‘Nature On Display: When The Earth Is Endangered’…)

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The new Samsung E390 mobile phone launched by the Samsung is a sophisticated model with unique style and the best device for those who are looking for an advanced user functions. This latest Quad - band Samsung E390 mobile phone will keep you connected always and supports the global roaming all around the globe. The foremost attraction in this model is the integrated digital camera of 4x zoom along with 1.3 mega pixel that help you to take nice snaps even in low light conditions. Along with this, it supports video recording up to 60 minutes. Another worth mentioning feature is the good quality dual display screen of the phone with TFT LCD. (Read the full post about ‘Samsung E390 Mobile Phone Review’…)

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Now enjoy a powerful printing performance with the Kodak ESP 5 All-in-One Printer. The best thing about this printer is that you save up to 50% on everything you print as compared to other inkjet printers. Enjoy a superb printing speed of up to 30 black ppm or 29-color ppm with Kodak ESP 5 All-in-One Printer. Features Large 3” color LCD display. Memory card and USB slots to view, copy and print without a computer. Kodakcolor Technology. High-density, 3,840 nozzle, high-performance, print head that is part of the printer. Using a convenient 2-cartridge and 6-ink system, Kodak ESP 5 All-in-One Printer offers you brilliant pictures that last forever. (Read the full post about ‘Kodak ESP 5 All-in-One Printer’…)

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