Archive for July, 2009 - Page 20

The folks at IronKey are pretty anal when it comes to security and data protection. They have more than one flash drive that claims to be highly secure but it’s their latest creation that has those in the government and enterprise worlds (not to mention all those spies out there) [...]

We’ve featured many a Lego inspired item here on TFTS in the past, from Lego brick themed iPod Speakers to Lego themed correction pens and even Lego Digital Cameras and MP3 Players and now we have these Lego themed calculators to add to our collection – though, in being strictly [...]

It used to be enough of a novelty to say that you owned a PS2 or Wii, but with prices coming down and availability going up it seems like everyone is able to get their mitts on the latest in gaming technology. So what’s a person to do if they [...]

Although reported to be full of bugs and glitches when it comes to its operating system – things that annoy the user the most, the first RIM touchscreen mobile, BlackBerry Storm, has been a success nonetheless. But since BlackBerry is upgrading most of its models, the next-gen Storm is in [...]

When it comes to portable speakers, we have reviewed our share. They come in all shapes and sizes from little Legos to creepy animals to just-plain-speaker speakers. It’s not often that a design concept catches my eye in a good way, so when I swiped a glimpse of the latest [...]

AT&T and Nokia have officially confirmed the up and coming availability of the 3G Nokia Surge smartphone which comes with a slider style QWERTY keyboard, a 2.4″ 240 x 320 resolution display and which, thanks to its social network friendly nature is billed as being billed as ‘a socially supercharged [...]

A relative newcomer to the airwaves, HD radio had promised to deliver high fidelity, CD-quality sound along with additional digital content (like surround sound) subscription-free and over the air. The downside was that you had to buy a new tuner to take advantage of the additional content. Not only did [...]

If your office is anything like mine, you’ve got a nice collection of chargers and charging devices littering the landscape. Between the various adaptors and the mess of cords it looks like some kind of black spaghetti food fight has just taken place on my desk. There are several charging [...]

Microsoft is expected to compile the Windows 7 Release To Manufacturing (RTM) on July 13th – which is today, however the only things we got so far is a Windows 7 build 7600 that has made its way to torrents, and we got our hands on a few leaked screenshots [...]

Solar power and solar powered devices certainly seem like they are here to stay. With the cost of materials coming down and the acceptance of solar power as a viable energy source on the rise, it’s no surprise that gadget makers are rushing to capture their share of the green [...]