Archive for July, 2010 - Page 23

When it comes to modern day hardware, some consumers have begun viewing their favorite gadgets as fashion accessories. Luckily, with most available devices, there are various color schemes to choose from so you’re able to somewhat differentiate yourself from the [...]

Google has offered up yet another update for the Maps app on Android. And by yet another, this latest is the sixth in six months. As for what is new and/or changed — Places now has a dedicated app icon [...]

Android fan site Phandroid has posted a questionable picture of an alleged Nexus One running Android 3.0 “Gingerbread.” There are quite a few questions about this picture, and the folks at Phandroid even admit this. As you can see – [...]

Once again I’ve got exciting robot news for you, folks, and this time it’s likely making the folks out at IHOP quake in their street shoes. It’s a robotic arm that’s designed to make pancakes…or at least flip them.

For the first half of the current decade Dell saw itself near the top of the PC manufacturer charts. However, as of late, the company has seen its sales fall a bit due to hefty competition from similar companies. Luckily, [...]

Apple’s website for in-store pickup of products ordered online is showing a few retail Apple Stores having shortages of some of the iMacs. “Spot” shortages in the supply chain may mean that Apple is cutting back in production in preperation [...]

I love Thanko. I really do. They’ll hook most anything on Earth up to a USB cable and make it do something once you plug it into your computer. This time, they’re going to offer you something really great–a seat-cooling [...]

When the first iPhone hit the scene it pretty much took the world by storm as never before had we seen such a device on sale to the general public. Add to the fact that it was Apple’s first foray into the [...]

Google Music is still for the most part an unknown product. That said, there has been speculation and most recently we heard mention that it would be launched alongside Android 3.0 Gingerbread in time for the 2010 holiday season.

If I told you that MIT spent the last five years trying to develop a bird, you’d probably think I was insane. But that’s actually not too far off–seems the folks out at MIT have been working on an autonomous [...]