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Sunday, Dec 31st 2006 by Staff Editor

Novomax’s JoyPot C210 is a light MP3 Player that was made for your mobile life. Using a SD/MMC/Mini SD card, this device can use the memory cards from cameras and phones with no problems. Having a USB 2.0 interface helps this tiny device sell, as speed of data transfer is important to many people who [...]

Sunday, Dec 31st 2006 by Staff Editor

Trolltech has released their “Greenphone” which is a phone that runs open source Linux. This phone includes developer tools to increase the phone’s capabilities, along with VMWare software. Using Mini SD and USB ports, this phone has huge potential, hardware wise.

With developer tools and smart phone applications built in, writing software for this phone gets [...]

Saturday, Dec 30th 2006 by Staff Editor

We all know that Windows Vista will have a new way of displaying things. An MP3 player made by MSI, currently in prototype stage, seems to be taking advantage of that, using many of it’s feature’s. Japanese website “Tech-On” has shown this prototype.

This could be a big advancement if other companies could use the looks [...]

Saturday, Dec 30th 2006 by Staff Editor

With a new underwater restaurant located off the coast of Antarctica, the Hiltons have opened up many visions of the future. While dining underwater, you can watch the beautiful sea life pass you by, while you eat their parents. The view that the large windows show the customers is breathtaking.

The Ithaa Undersea restaurant was built [...]

Saturday, Dec 30th 2006 by Staff Editor

We all know that Skype has been very nice to its users this past year, with free phone calls to the US and Canada, but this service is about to come to an end, in the new year. A software/VOiP company called “iCall” may have the solution.

There are some problems you should be aware of [...]


Saturday, Dec 30th 2006 by Staff Editor

So, the holiday season has passed, with Christmas just days behind us and New Years coming in a flash, let’s take a look back to Apple in the year 1983. What were they up to so many years ago?

The year was 1983, and what was hip for Apple lovers? Coffee Mugs, for everyone who wanted [...]

Saturday, Dec 30th 2006 by Staff Editor

The Sofa Guard teaches your pet to stay off of couches and furniture. Oh, and it also makes a sound that will annoy you and your friends. The device is a strip of plastic, around a foot wide and a few meters long, that is placed on a couch or any of your other precious [...]

Saturday, Dec 30th 2006 by Staff Editor

Judie over at GearDiary has reviewed the Psyclone Gamer PSC99 NODUS PSP Sound System. It claims to get you “Unbelievable sound from your PSP system.” Judie certainly thinks it’s done its job; “The Nodus PSP Sound System manages to transform the PlayStation Portable from a very good handheld gaming device to an extraordinary multimedia center.”

The [...]

Saturday, Dec 30th 2006 by Staff Editor

ECoupled will introduce their wireless charging technology at CES, and Slashgear will be there! We will try to get pics and videos of the myserious new technology. eCoupled will users to charge all of their electronic appliances without wires.
I have dreamt of something like this for a while now. I always thought, “perhaps we could [...]

Saturday, Dec 30th 2006 by Staff Editor

Over at Shop.com, you can buy spoons that turn red when your food turns a certain temperature (120 F). This is a good idea and all, but they should have made different options available, like at which temperature the spoon turns red.
Another way to make these spoons more popular is to turn the effect around; [...]


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