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These screenshots posted on Twitter by @ChronicWire uncovered Nuance settings in the latest internal iOS build. This confirms that speech recognition is on the way,…
Read MoreAnyone who recently purchased a MacBook Air may soon be kicking themselves as the next generation of Macbook Airs with Sandy Bridge processors could launch…
Read MoreEmazingLights introduces its new Rave gloves. Apparently there is a new art form called “Gloving” that is evolving around these devices. They look like ordinary…
Read MoreEpic games, the developer of Gears of War, recently notified its forum members that its website and official forums had been hacked. With all the…
Read MoreSoundcast Systems introduces the OutCast 3.4 multi-room multi-source sound system, the first wireless system that can access music from up to three sources and be…
Read MoreLulzSec has taken its sights off Sony for a moment and directed its efforts at aljahad.com, a purported terrorist site. We don’t know the official…
Read MoreIn a press release this morning, RIM (Research In Motion) announced it will be releasing the PlayBook to 16 new markets. Some of those markets…
Read MoreEver since the creation of consoles, gamers have been modifying their systems for multiple reasons. Some were seeking more performance, others were unlocking game secrets,…
Read MoreMany third party apps ask your permission to access your Twitter account. If they are using OAuth, you might want to think twice. Most apps…
Read MoreWe have all been there, 30 outlets, but only able to use 6. Nothing is more frustrating than buying a monster power strip with 30…
Read MoreWith the adoption of smartphones, many consumers are relying on their phone to direct them to their destination rather than a GPS. Why clutter your…
Read MoreNothing makes a statement like having a key ring that is bigger than the keys. Well the Karabiner from Bounty Hunter does one better, it…
Read MoreAn inventor named Glenn Martin has been developing a jetpack since the 1980’s, and it looks like his work is about to pay off. Ever…
Read MoreEver lose your car? Of course not. Ever forget where you parked? Well……. Fujitsu Ten Ltd has an app for that. Their new AVN-F01i can…
Read MoreAT&T announced today that it will be adding free WiFi to 26 locations in 20 New York City parks. The free WiFi is available to…
Read MoreWe reviewed the AT&T MiFi 2372 back in January, but since then Novatel, the devices manufacturer, has recently updated the device’s software. DLNA streaming media…
Read MoreChris Malloy of Australia has developed a hoverbike that looks strikingly familiar. This is the first generation prototype that has some definite similarities to the…
Read MoreGoogle is one of the parties being sued by Salt Lake City based company ISYS Technologies over the rights to the Chromebook name. The court…
Read MoreNintendo just announced the 3DS will be available in new “Red Flare” on July 14, 2011. Aqua and Cosmo Black will still be available. A…
Read MoreRichard Nagy wowed us when he created the Datamancer steampunk laptop a while back. Those wishing to add a Victorian flair to their PC need…
Read MoreThe Boogie Board product line has been updated to include the new sizes of 10.5 and 8.5 inch writing tablets, along with some new accessories.…
Read MoreMost of us are probably tired of hearing about another security breach, but most of us would also think that all this press about security…
Read MoreEyez by ZionEyez has been in the development stage for a while now. The concept is a pair of glasses that include a 720p HD…
Read MoreHarman Kardon announced a new line of audio/video receivers today that feature HDMI v1.4a providing full compatibility with the latest 3D enhancements. The new line…
Read MoreLong standing cable provider Comcast is now expanding into new areas. In a world of niche marketing, Comcast is now opening up its broadband pipe…
Read MoreReports that Verizon will be launching Samsung’s Galaxy S II next month are not correct. Apparently Verizon was originally quoted as saying the Galaxy S…
Read MoreOriginally scheduled for release in February, Orb BR is out now. Marketed as a low-cost alternative to internet ready TVs and other streaming media center…
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