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Samsung’s 12.2MP PL90 point and shoot packs inbuilt USB port, 4x optical zoom
Convergence. The buzzword of the past decade remains working its magic across the shopper electronics industry, this time unleashing hot fury on Samsung\'s freshest point and shoot. The simplistic PL90 touts a 12.2 megapixel sensor, 4x optical zoom, a 2.7-inch LCD around back and a VGA (640 x 480) movie mode with 30fps and 15fps ...
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Kinnser is First Home Health Software Provider to Utilize the iPad for Point of Care Connectivity
Home health agencies using Kinnser’s Web-based home health software can now utilize the iPad’s touch screen interface to enhance cost-efficient collaboration and documentation Austin, TX (PRWEB) July 8, 2010 – Today, home health agencies using Kinnser’s online software solutions can ...
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FCC approves new T-Mobile Motorola phone
The FCC has taken a look at a new handset from Motorola that resembles the Motorola Motoroi (otherwise known as the Milestone XT720), where it will be made available for T-Mobile’s 3G network. The model number MB710 is all we know of, where the …
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Rumor: HTC Ace Android 3.0 Phone
This is still very much a rumor at this point, but word is going around that HTC is coming up with the HTC Ace, which will look something like the HTC Droid Incredible. It wasn’t exactly mentioned when this phone will be arriving (if ever), but specif…
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Life in a Day: The crowd-sourced documentary about your life on Planet Earth, as produced by Ridley Scott
Well this sounds boring. Famous movie director Ridley Scott will create (well, produce) a documentary called “Life in a Day.” Or will he? The thing is, it’s going to be a crowd-sourced project, and you, dear humans, will be supplying the footage. The future of film-making?
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New machine can transcribe discussions in real-time, capture emotions
Japan’s telecommunications behemoth NTT is working on a device that can transcribe discussions in meetings automatically and in real-time. Japanese daily The Nikkei is reporting that the current prototype features two cameras with fish-eye lenses and eight microphones to capture what is being said and detect who is speaking.
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Yet another roundup shows that a good SSD is still hard to find (for cheap)
I keep looking at SSDs, and then I keep changing my mind. The right combination of price, performance, and storage capacity just hasn’t hit yet. Another roundup done by yet another technology blog reviewed the latest generation of SSD products, only to come to the same conclusion: the performance hit at the low end price point continues to make going to SSD too impractical for many users.
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RED says EPIC camera is back on track, Scarlet to follow before end of 2010
RED may have shown off a working EPIC camera at NAB back in April, but a serious bug has prevented the camera from actually going into production — to the point which RED founder Jim Jannard himself says that they’re not just behind schedule anymore,…
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The Scottevest Carry-On Coat may be carrying things a bit too far
Scott at Scottevest is a pretty cool guy – if a bit manic. Case in point: this crazy freaking trenchcoat that apparently allows you to carry clothes and shoes in one of the jacket’s 33 pockets.
I swear by SeV hoodies and jackets, but this might just be pushing the bounds of sanity. This could also [...]
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Logi AeroSpace unveils Tyrannos flying car for the military
Want to see more technology than you could ever imagine in your workplace? How about joining the military – those boys seem to get pretty great stuff to check out, case in point, the Tyrannos flying car from Logi Aerospace. This is still a concept as …
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Intel working to release new CPUs this year
Intel isn’t going to rest on its laurels, where the computer processor giant aims to roll out a slew of new desktop processors sometime in the third quarter of this year in order to replace outgoing models, while lowering the price point of selected C…
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Maytag Bravos Steam dryer smarter than other dryers
Technology has progressed to such a stage where we can consider one dryer to be smarter than another, case in point the Maytag Bravos Steam dryer. This model ships with the Intellidry Sensor technology that is integrated within the Bravos Steam dryer …
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Walkman Outsold iPod in Japan During August [Apple]It's party time for Sony, as the planets of consumerism aligned to earn it a unprecedented win over Apple's iPod music-playing range. It's the first time Walkman has outsold Apple's music players inside the region since iPod arrived in 2001. Sony had to make a number of sacrifices with the intention to win back musical market share, though, aggressively under-cutting the cost of its rival.![A Dual-Booting Tablet Running Android 1.6 Sounds Barmy, Viewsonic [Tablets]](http://nexgadget.com/images/A-DualBooting-Tablet-Running-Android-Sounds-Barmy-Viewsonic-Tablets_tuTo-_0.jpg)
A Dual-Booting Tablet Running Android 1.6 Sounds Barmy, Viewsonic [Tablets]After warning us last week of their impending dual-booting tablet, ViewSonic has now spilled the beans on the ViewPad 100 's specs. I don't think anyone shall be impressed by the Android 1.6 flavor, even supposing Windows 7 's also there too. I can't consider many the explanation why someone would need a dual-booting tablet, but obviously dual-booting laptops (running something like