Month: January 2012
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Ice Cream Sandwich Gets Ready For Closeup, Kinect For Big Screen
The Kinect hack mangoes to move Ice Cream Sandwich out of its 4.65-inch confines and onto the big wall. The inventive and involved mod, borne from hacker Recursive Penguins desire to demo in development apps at business meetings, allows for gestures made on projected interface to be deciphered by MS famous add-on, results in real-time…
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Sony New E Series Walkmans And Docks With Noise Cancellation
Sony continues the addition of Walkman series. The E-Series includes a 1.4-inch color LCD display, and 30 hours of music playback per package. It is 9.1mm thinner and 37g lighter than its predecessor. The NW-E060 model (9,000 yen, $116), the NW-E060K (11,000yen, $142) got a plug-in speaker. Both of them offers noise cancellation features and…
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Stay Safe Online
The internet is always very easy to end up with viruses, trojan horses, and other nasty programs on your computer can slow down your abilities
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HP Mini 1104 Business Laptops
HP new Mini 1104 is a crunched budget, a business y-type with low-cost computing needs, or just a wee PC, this latest one should suit your tiny tastes just fine. It starts at $399, the 1104 runs Windows 7 Home Premium on a dual-core Intel Atom 2600 clocked at 1.6GHz, sports a 10.1-inch WSVGA display,…
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Rollin Justin Learns To Throw
Rollin Justin learned to catch balls by tracking moving objects, calculates their flight paths and then snapping shut his cold metal claws at the moment of impact. Now he is besting himself, got good improvement by the way of his fleshy masters at the German Aerospace Agency. Among the upgrades are improvements to the old…
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Nook Simple Touch Gets USB Host Through Hack
The XDA developers user verygreen came across the pleas of an user obsessed with attaching an external USB keyboard to an eReader, he did what good hacker would create and workable solution. Using a loaned Nook Simple Touch, this self-styled Make-A-Hack was able to patch Barnes & Nobles existing kernel, which already supports the USB…
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Leaked Sony Image ST25i Kumquat?
An image appeared at Xperia Blog that purports to be of the ST25i Kumquat, if you have been paying attention is the cheapest of the three phones due in April listed on the leaked road-map from a few days ago. The design language matches the Nozomi and the Xperia S we seen at CES, but…
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ASUS B23E Laptop Gets Official
The B23E, a business laptop with 12.5-inch packs a Core i5 or i7, 8GB RAM and 750GB HDD in a magnesium-aluminium alloy case; other expected Pro-series niceties are also in row. It includes a finger-print reader, spill-proof keyboard, and an anti-shock mounted hard disk. It weighs 3.4 pounds, and doesnt state how long it will…
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PS Vita AT&T Gets Updated 3G Plan
According to Vitas AT&T page, Ma Bells making sure you will never be blocked from nabbing those download-capped PlayStation minis by upping the previously announced 2GB for $25 plan to 3GB for $30. This change just brings Sonys next generation device in the line with network updated data plans. The Vitas budget friendly $15 for…
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Reset Windows 7 Password
Have you forgotten your Windows 7 password? A well-known way is to use Windows 7 password reset disk, which helps you reset Windows 7 password.
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Make Your Desktop PC Wireless
First of all a main thing is, any Desktop PC can support wireless internet connection. Before connecting it, make sure that your desktop PC
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Samsung Galaxy Note For AT&T Clears FCC
AT&T variant of Samsungs Galaxy Note passes through the FCC. It is not advertised as such, but test documents reveal that a model SGH-i717 device packs UTMS/HSPA+ (21Mbps) and GSM/EDGE world radios, and Ma Bell friendly bands 4 and 17 LTE has passed the FCCs emissions tests with flying colors. Its now got the governmental…
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Alesis New Musician-Friendly iPad Docks To NAMM
Alesis is just one of many companies creates compelling music offerings around the iPad with its latest products, the AmpDock and DM Dock. The DM Dock turns your iPad into the thumping, bumping and crashing heart of an electronic drum system. You can tap out rythms and build drum sets with the touchscreen, but its…
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Avoid Data Loss When Data Recovery
Have you managed to delete important data from your hard drive? There is no reason to worry as there are many Data Recovery Solutions
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Nike+ FuelBand Measures Activity In NikeFuel
The Nike+ Sports band, changes today with the introduction of the far sleeker Nike+ FuelBand. Its much in the vein of the original, boasts a more attractive 20 LED dot-matrix display and can measure activity in a new unit the company calls NikeFuel. The latter is a bit normalized score that unlike calories awards the…
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Akai Releases MPC Fly For iPad
Akai releases MPC Fly for iPad, the case-and-device approach seems a smart idea, and it juices your slate when you charge its built in battery. The trade-off is an extra two pounds of weight, and almost an inch of thickness. Somewhat lighter is the app which rocks effects, sound library, sampling, supports WIST (Wireless Sync…
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Bing Maps To Get Nokia Branding
Nokia front man Stephen Elop let it be known that his company moniker will be making its way to Bing maps in the near future. The pocket lint interviewed him at CES; he explained that any property utilizes Microsoft Bing Maps services including mobile platforms will be co-branded with Nokia logo. We are clearly placing…
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Set Up Mobile TV Streaming
Most of the smartphones and tablets, allows internet access through WiFi or 3G or beyond that connections, video streaming, TV streaming.
