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Nike’s Nike+ iPhone and iPod-compatible accessory made it easy for runners and joggers to track their runs. However, this required a compatible Apple device. Nike’s new SportWatch will help you get fit without the need to keep an iPhone in your pocket.

BDXL is, pretty much, the best way to do big storage these days. And if you need a place to put between 100 and 128 gigs of data in one place quickly, and take it with you where ever you go, you’ll want a BDXL burner so you can take [...]

The Motorola Xoom is a capable Android tablet. That is, until you plug in a USB device. Peripherals won’t work by default. But with a hack, you can enable USB to support storage, input devices, and others, as they would work on a full-fledged computer.

This particular chunklet of news is a combination of two separate factors that you don’t see a lot of: news from SteelSeries, and news about PS3 peripherals. Combine these two and you’ve got the announcement of the SteelSeries Siberia V2 Livemix headphones, just shown off at the CeBIT show out [...]

It’s that time of year again, folks. Apple will soon be announcing new products, new upgrades, and this time, perhaps new technologies. An upcoming MacBook Pro update will likely include high-speed connection Light Peak.

One of the few problems with external drives is that they often take up a USB port, when they should be giving it back. Okay, so that’s an unreasonable demand–after all, those drives take that port up for a very useful purpose–but it’s not as unreasonable as it once was [...]

Storage, ladies and gentlemen, it’s all about storage. Whether it’s in your house, your car, your garage or even your computer, having a place for everything so you can keep everything in its place just keeps everything much better for you overall. And that’s exactly what the folks out at [...]

Most of the time, when you’re talking about computer monitors, you’re talking about one of three big connections: VGA, DVI or HDMI. But the folks out at Green House have decided to shake things up by letting you patch a monitor into one of the most frequently used ports (and [...]

It’s not easy to pass up anything that’s the most of something. Whether it’s the biggest (most large), smallest (most small), or any other -est ever, it’s just worth looking at by virtue of sheer superfluity. And that’s the case with the Mobile Drive MG from Freecom, which is being [...]

If you like the thought of singing Frank Sinatra songs or kicking off your podcast “Good evening Mr. and Mrs. America and all the ships at sea–let’s go to press” in the grandest Walter Winchell tradition, then you’re going to be positively salivating over the thought of owning a Samson [...]