Archive for June, 2011 - Page 5
Apple Thunderbolt Cable Teardown Reveals Chips & Circuitry Within [Electronics Within Apple's Thunderbolt Cable May Actually Justify $50 Cost]
iFixIt has a penchance for tearing down just about any electronic gadgetry the team can get its hands on. To satisfy our curiosity for why the Apple Thunderbolt cable costs so much, iFixIt took the cable under knife and revealed [...]
Acer Aspire One AOD257 is a $250 Dual-Core Netbook [Acer Starts Selling Incredibly Cheap Netbooks; Will Inexpensive Netbooks Eat Into Chromebook Sales?]
Acer is reportedly reducing shipments of new notebook and netbook models, in the light of slow product movement. It seems the company wants to move its products faster by pricing them competitively.
Skin Scan iPhone App Scans for Skin Cancer [Check Your Moles & Skin Lesions With This App to Know If They're Benign or Malignant; Can Skin Scan Help Save Your Life?]
Your smartphone might soon help you diagnose illnesses and disease, reminiscent of tricorders used by Dr. McCoy in Star Trek.
Samsung 32GB Class 10 microSDHC Cards Launched [Samsung Announces Faster 32 Gigabyte microSD High Capacity Cards For Use With 4G Smartphones]
Mobile networks are starting to roll out their 4G capabilities. But what do you do with all that speed if your device cannot efficiently store large amounts of data? Samsung’s latest microSD cards promise to support performance requirements of 4G [...]
Ubuntu Mobile Lets You Run Ubuntu on Your Android Device [Ubuntu Mobile Makes Running The Popular Linux Flavor Alongside Android Easy Through App-Based Installation]
Ubuntu Mobile is a tool that lets you run Ubuntu Linux on Android smartphones and handsets. While the tool used to involve some complicated steps for installation, a new Android app will make installation easier through an automated process.
Nook Color Owners Can Get Angry Birds Mighty Eagle For Free at Barnes & Noble Stores [B&N Wants Nook Users to Visit Stores & Offers Free Game Content]
The Barnes & Noble Nook Color is considered a capable Android tablet whether or not you root it. In an effort to attract people to their brick-and-mortar stores, Barnes & Noble is offering free in-game content to visitors.
Brown v. EMA: Utah Lawmaker Drops Video Game Ban Legislation [After US Supreme Court Decision Gives Video Games First Amendment Rights, Utah Gives Up On Its Own Bill That Would Of Allowed Parents To Sue Video Game Stores]
Utah has some unique laws what with the role that religion played in its history and what not. If you’ve ever tried to purchase alcohol in Utah, you know what I’m talking about. Like California, Utah had a bill discouraging [...]
Modern Warfare 3 Developer Takes A Shot At Battlefield 3 [Sledgehammer Games Says 60 FPS Is Their 'Competitive Edge' & Criticizes Battlefield 3 For Running At 30 FPS On Consoles]
This Battlefield 3 and Modern Warfare 3 rivalry has been festering for a while, but mostly it’s just been EA and DICE bashing Modern Warfare 3 so far. This time around though, it’s Sledgehammer Games’ Glen Schofield firing shots at [...]
Droid HD Picture Posted To Flickr, Is It An Unannounced Android Device? [EXIF Data From Unannounced Motorola Phone Posted To Flickr, Taken Near Motorola HQ, But Is It Just The Droid 3 With A New Name?]
The Chicagoland area, near Motorola’s Schaumburg, Illinois campus, is always great for possibly seeing an unreleased Motorola device on the Chicago ‘L’ or bus. And now, we sort of have a virtual Chicago sighting. According to EXIF data, a picture [...]
Famitsu Gives L.A. Noire Near-Perfect Score [Illustrious Japanese Gaming Magazine Gives L.A. Noire A Near-Perfect Score, But Did It Not Get A Perfect Score Because It's Not A Japanese Game?]
Famitsu is a famous and highly respected Japanese gaming magazine. Their reviews consist of four editors issuing a score on a 1-10 scale, and then the combined scores is the “review score”. Getting a 40/40 from them is somewhat rare [...]

