Archive for November, 2009 - Page 27

Say what you will against the device but I happen to be fairly interested in Apple’s tablet despite not having actually seen it in action. Sure a tablet can’t be your main computer but if you need to have the Internet at the tips of your fingers at all times, [...]

Most of the tech related products have managed to lose weight in the last few years, confirming that size does matter. Keeping to the trends, the folks from Active Media Wink have decided to design what they claim to be the world’s smallest flash drive.

Icann, the group that regulates domain names on the Internet, is about to open up a whole new world of URL’s to the international community. Currently, domain names can only be registered in the Roman alphabet, which has left the number of domain names in the world limited. This move [...]

Cooler Master is a name well known among PC hardware enthusiasts for being the makers of some of the most awesome computer cases on the market. If they got our eyes last time with the CM-690 when they released the NVIDIA edition with a Green color everywhere and a transparent [...]

What do you say folks? Are you ready for a brand new camera ready to help you capture the magic of this Christmas and the upcoming New Year? There’s a new Leica in town that has just been made official. Unfortunately for us the camera is very expensive which means [...]

There has long been rumors about the monster in ATi’s new HD5xxx Evergreen series of graphic cards, but we caught wind that the HD5970 (early speculated to be named HD5870x2) will pack two of ATi’s Radeon HD5870 “Cypress” GPUs on one PCB, making for a true performance champion that should [...]

Have you ever needed a quick charge for your iPhone while you were nowhere near an outlet? For example, when you are in the middle of an interstate drive? If so, then iPetals will be your next handy tool. A new device designed for the green minded, the iPetals allows [...]

When it comes to getting the web on your DSi, any early adopter can tell you that it is sluggish at best. Sure, the photo integration with Facebook is a lot of fun, but basic tasks like checking your Gmail account can often fail because the processor is just too [...]

After an early announcement back in June, Nokia has now started selling the much-anticipated successor to their E71 smartphone, the Nokia E72. With its full QWERTY keyboard and optical trackpad, the E72 is definitely built for email and messaging centric usage by offering desktop-like email and chat experiences. It runs [...]

In an effort to take on Verizon Wireless, today, the folks from AT&T have updated their catalog with the Blackberry Bold 9700, the new BlackBerry Curve 8520 (obsoleting the earlier 8300 series from the same carrier) and the new LG Shine II.