Archive for July, 2009 - Page 3

As most of you may already know, this isn’t the first availability of the HTC Touch Pro2 as it has been in the hands of users all over the world for some time now. There has been, however, one gaping hole in the phone’s reach and that has been the [...]

Today Eye-Fi have just added to their wireless Secured Digital card range with the new 2GB Eye-Fi Geo WiFi SD card that allows users to upload photos from their digital cameras to a computer, while automatically geo-tagging them at the same time. Aimed squarely at Apple users, the new Eye-Fi [...]

Onkyo has announced US availability of the DV-BD507, a new, state-of-the-art, BD-Live interactive Blu-ray disc player. Previously only available in Europe, this full-featured player delivers high-definition 1080p video playback and high-resolution multi-channel audio over an HDMI 1.3a. It has all the capabilities one would expect of a mid-tier Blu-ray player [...]

Ever since the initiation of the slow death of the standard film camera, Kodak has been doing its best to remain relevant in the technology marketplace. They have released their own line of inkjet printers, digital cameras, and related accessories and have continued to launch several new products a year [...]

The Japanese love their vending machines. Their country has taken the automatic dispensing of everything from electronics to underwear to a level not seen in most other countries and when you couple this with their almost unnatural love for electronics, you get Hitachi’s latest invention, the Biometric Vending Machine.

If we’re to believe the rumours, the new Samsung Solstice (formerly known as Samsung Infinity) is set for an AT&T debut in a matter of days. The low-cost touchscreen Solstice, brings in a 3-inch LCD display that features Samsung’s custom TouchWiz interface and an interesting on-screen keyboard with haptic (vibration) [...]

We caught wind that the new Creative Zii Egg, the company’s first touchscreen media player, has just been confirmed with a bunch of goodies including the new software development kit for the device called “Plaszma”, which is an open-source OS with C++ support and Android on top of Creative’s Zii [...]

Weight loss and fitness is big business. Consumers spend billions every year in an effort to lose weight and get healthier and high-tech device manufacturers are not about to be left behind. The latest product innovation from Withings, the Wi-Fi scale, allows you to connect directly to the internet to [...]

Having issued you with a heads up concerning Panasonic’s new Lumix DMC-ZR1 compact point and shoot camera we felt obliged to confirm that Olympus are set to offer a new set of compact cameras in its FE Series – namely the FE-5020, FE-4000 & FE-26 – which, like the aforementioned [...]

Whilst its not strictly true that third party headphones that have not been specifically designed for use with Apple’s Shuffle 3G are wholly incompatible with the device the fact that the new Shuffle relies solely on an in-line control system means that should you use headphones not designed specifically for [...]