Archive for July, 2010 - Page 14

Teeny tiny USB drives aren’t exactly news–they fit successfully on your keychain or sometimes even in the small fifth pocket of your jeans without much effort. But today we’ve got a little something new here–Sandisk’s smallest USB drive is about [...]

For those of you who can’t help but sigh and wish your computer could get up to 50 Gbps transfer rates, you needn’t carry your ennui any longer! No sir, or ma’am as the case may be, Intel’s already getting [...]

For the folks out there that grew up in the country, and some in the city too, chances are at some point you once kept a caterpillar in a jar to watch it grow, cocoon itself and then emerge into [...]

At this point it’s perfectly clear to anyone waiting for a white iPhone 4 that Apple will not launch it by the end of July. It looks like making such a device is really a challenge for Apple’s partners and [...]

Admittedly, PS3 users have been unhappy about the requirement that they’re tied to a disc in order to use Netflix on their console of choice, but a recent development is likely making them quite a bit happier.

No, you read that right–the whole “follow your nose” joke might well apply here, but the folks out at the Weizmann Institute of Science have developed a system that allows a wheelchair to be driven by sniffing.

Tired of trying to hone up your golf score and golf swing? Well perhaps reviewing your golf swing and identifying what you are doing wrong can do the trick.

If all ends well, Facebook may yet end up with another social activity service with Hot Potato. Reports have it that this deal is in the final stages and an announcement may come out soon.

Grace Digital has unveiled a new wireless radio and media player which can be directly plugged into any stereo system. The new device allows users to access SIRIUS satellite radio and Pandora Internet Radio as well as some personal musical [...]

Strap on your goofy-looking glasses, folks, because the crew out at Panasonic has another 3D Blu-ray for us to consider, and this time it goes by the name of the DMP-BDT100.