Devices Category - Page 28

As if I needed another reason to love Evernote, or a reason that finally convinces me to purchase one of those super cool Livescribe pens. The two companies, Evernote and Livescribe have officially announced integration between the pens and the software. And suddenly I feel my wallet may end up [...]

I would say that it is fairly safe to say ebook readers are not be for everyone, but at the same time it is hard to argue with their growing popularity. Given that, it is nice to see more and more options for publishing coming available.

Many fans of the Lego type Mindstorm robots have come up with inventive ways to control their new creations. However those control applications have all been wired until now. Android has recently launched an application that can be used on any Android phone which will wireless connect and control the [...]

Competitive skiers have never had it so good now that the new Recon Zeal Transcend ski goggles have hit the market. While the goggles are great for keeping out the snow, wind and sun from the skier’s eyes that is not what sets this piece of equipment apart.

Amazon has announced a new offering that may be appealing for budding authors. Or for those authors who prefer to write shorter stories. This comes with the introduction of Kindle Singles, which is going to soon appear as a new section in the Kindle online store and aimed at work [...]

One of the great things about this line of work is seeing all the new gadgets that people come up with. And one of the downsides is that some of them are so lunatic no one believes they exist. That’s kind of what Citi’s done to me with the release [...]

Little-known company Faro has released in what is acclaimed as the world’s lightest and smallest scanner in the world with the Faro Focus3D laser scanner. Not only is this a portable scanner you can carry along, but it can also double as a digital camera.

Acer unveils a new pico projector with the Acer C20 which is no larger than a conventional smartphone. It measures only 118x60x18.6mm and is able to render images at 1280×800.

No one’s heard much of anything about ASUS’s O!Play lately (even our last go-round was back in March), but final word has emerged that says this sucker will start hitting stores in rapid fashion.

You first heard about it back in May, and despite a few delays from the original projection, PubIt!–Barnes and Noble’s ebook publishing service–has landed, and it’s even got some details about how you get paid from publishing.