Qualcomm has revealed what's in store for the Snapdragon platform, which powers Google's Nexus One smartphone,
among other things. By the end of January, the 45nm 1.3GHz Snapdragon
8X50A will be available to manufacturers, and should be appearing in
products by the end of 2010 - but where things get really exciting is
the move to dual-core. Read More
TomTom's EASE is the latest addition to its
satellite navigation family and brings all the functionality, ease of
use and practicality of its siblings at a fraction of the cost. Launched
at CES in Las Vegas this week, the EASE blends a simple two icon
interface menu, an integrated fold-away mount and the company's
proprietary Map Share and IQ Routes - all for around a hundred US
dollars. Read More
Most Gizmag readers should be aware of the
importance of backing up data, and this is probably because at one time
or another countless hours of work have been lost due to hard drive
failure or any other of a number of disaster scenarios. Taking the
hassle out of backing up would therefore seem a good idea, and Clickfree
is back at this year’s CES with some follow-ups to its 2009 Transformer. Read More
Since early December 2009, consumers have been
tantalized with news of the upcoming release of the ASUS Eee keyboard PC
– a keyboard with all the functionality of a netbook. It seems they
won’t be left waiting for too much longer. ASUS announced at CES 2010
that the Eee keyboard should be available sometime in the first quarter
of 2010. Read More
We've aggregated all the latest news on the Nexus
One so you don't have to. An impressive market share on debut,
worldwide release on Vodafone, European multi-touch, 3G reception issues
on T-Mobile, 150 million good reasons why the Nexus One will succeed,
and...an angry Dick. Read on for more. Read More
DISH Network announces ‘world first’ Slingbox DVR integration
By Paul Lester
January 7, 2010
Wireless media streaming
seems to be one hot topic at CES this year, and Slingbox has had
another feather added to its cap via DISH Networks. The
broadcast-anywhere solution first surfaced in 2005 and has since been superceded with a PRO-HD model and mobile versions for the iPhone.
It now seems to be working on integration with set-top boxes and other
devices, and a recent partnership with DISH has resulted in its new TV
Everywhere service. Read More
Anyone familiar with a loss of internet
connection will attest to the absolute standstill of productivity it can
cause, and in an office environment it can near spell disaster if not
dealt with swiftly. With a view to counteracting this issue and possibly
gearing up towards the shift to increasingly cellular technologies,
Netgear has unveiled the Wireless-N 300 router with DSL Modem Mobile
Broadband Edition – or rather, the DGN 2200M. The router combines
802.11n wireless with an integrated ADSL+2 modem as well as optional
cellular connectivity through an external 3G/4G/WiMAX modem. Read More
A common problem with most MP3 players, portable
game systems, and Bluetooth headsets is earbuds that don’t stay in your
ear. Many earpieces, like the ubiquitous white iPod earbuds, are
designed to be “one-size-fits-all” but simply do not stay put when
you’re exercising, gaming, or walking through the airport. Yurtopia aims
to fix that problem with their Yurbuds custom-sized earbud enhancers.
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How would you like to be one of those people who
remotely-operate those little unmanned submarines, watching their live
video feeds as they explore shipwrecks or engage giant squids? Well,
good luck with that. In the meantime, you can make do with buying a
Thunder Tiger Neptune SB-1 radio-controlled submarine. By installing the
optional mini video camera inside its clear nose cone, you can proceed
to explore the briny depths of your local lake, pond or swimming pool.
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