Archive for November, 2010 - Page 8

King Kong ain’t got nothing on…this new bike lock, folks. And movie references aside, it’s an item that melds together green technology and light robotics in one of the grandest possible ways.

If you thought Gran Turismo 5 was some sort of insurmountable racing  experience facsimile, you’re about to have a tiny shock. The creators of iRacing claim it’s ” the world’s most sophisticated commercially available racing simulation, conceived and designed with a very discriminating customer in mind — professional racers”. Top [...]

It’s almost hard to believe, per Intel’s earlier official promises, we’re just a few months away from seeing their next-generation Sandy Bridge processors hit the market. We’ve had a steady trickle of Sandy Bridge rumors the last few months, and now, the crescendo – a Chinese website has posted what [...]

Verizon Wireless has decided to carry on the holiday savings for another 24 days. The sale, which is dubbed the “24 Days of Seasonal Surprises” will offer up a new deal every 24 hours for the next 24 days.

Black Friday is over now and hopefully you got some great deals on gadgets and electronics this weekend. Naturally, what follows the post-Thanksgiving Black Friday shopping spree is the Cyber Monday smaller shopping spree. There are lots of discounts on gadgets out there, in fact we have shown you a [...]

We’ve already gotten you used to these things by now, we hope. We also hope you’re not completely tapped out from Black Friday, because there’s some more bargainage to be squeezed from Amazon (no more made-up words, though, we promise). We have a sneaking suspicion Amazon is keeping this up [...]

Are we sensing a new internet trend? First, we saw a $2,000 bounty get offered for the first open-source drivers for the Microsoft Kinect motion add-on. Now, a website is offering a $1,000 bounty on the first person to get root access on the Google TV platform by using a [...]

When considering the purchase of a smartphone here in the US one company that is not often available is Acer. With that, those currently on or willing to switch to AT&T or T-Mobile may get the option to get the Liquid Metal.

As you already know the iPhone Dev Team released the much expected iPhone iOS 4.2.1 unlock tools yesterday, but that doesn’t make the actual unlock process any easier, at least for some iPhone owners not familiar with these kind of hacks, not to mention that not all iPhone 4 models [...]

Yahoo, Samsung, Apple, Google. They’ve all got their own interactive “Smart TV” technology, so why not Microsoft? According to some sources who spoke to news wire service Reuters, the American tech giant is considering turning their Xbox 360 into a “virtual cable operator”, in addition to other set-top boxes.