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Sometimes you read something that just makes your blood boil, so I’m warning you now, if you have a history of high blood pressure, you may just want to walk away, because this is one of those stories. Here’s the setup: Hardcore 360 fan Nathaniel pre-ordered his 360 months in advance, and has taken his [...]
Basically what this little card does is transmit its signal through your body, clothing, whatever it has direct contact with. That means you could open doors, use printers, and other such tasks without actually having to pull out your card and swipe it.
Thirteen months ago Steve K Lee was hired as the Lecia CEO with the challenge of turning the company around in digital era. That didn’t happen and he has been dismissed and replaced by the company’s owner and board chairman Dr Andreas Kaufman.
It’s not an easy task in the cut-throat digital camera business, and twice [...]
Apparently service, convenience, and swift are all now former characteristics associated with Deli’s in major cities. The lackeys behind the counter generally don’t care about you, your order, or your return business like they used to.
Colorware is at it again, reupping their Apple game by adding the company’s latest addition to their color-change lineup. You can now get your MacBook Air customized in a broad array of colors instead of leaving it aluminum colored.
Samsung will now be mass producing a new line of 64GB SATA II powered SSD drives. They will likely still cost a fortune, but at least they are speeding things up since for once the interface is actually where the bottleneck is, not the drive itself.
On a more serious note, this thing does connect your landline/phone to your PC allowing your computer to record who called and when and even record the actual phone call. So you can get your Patriot Act on and do some wiretapping of your own.
Apparently, starting at about 3:30pm on Monday there was an outage for a good number of BlackBerry users. The outage was caused by a software upgrade to the RIM system that was intended to increase the capacity of the system.
At the risk of sounding quite strange to some, I admit that I have a small collection of swords, mostly katana replicas. I have been tempted in the past to add replicas of famous gaming swords to my collection. Most noteably would be the Master Sword from Zelda, and both Cloud and Sephiroth’s blades [...]
In a dumb series of events, MS offered Yahoo a large some of money to take over their company, Yahoo refused, and then we got a surprise. There are now talks of Yahoo merging with AOL, which is partly owned by Google.
