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BlackBerry 6 teased again in new official video

Admin — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 10:26:00 +0000

There have been rumors that the first volley of BlackBerry 6 -powered devices could launch as early as last month — but seeing how we’re still empty-handed, we may as well enjoy more high production value video pimping the biggest new features, right? RIM has published another official YouTube spot on BlackBerry 6 today showing off goodies likes aggregated social network integration, universal search, and — of course — the all-new WebKit-based browser coming out of last year’s purchase of Torch Mobile . Interestingly, this latest video continues RIM’s trend of showing 6 running only on full touchscreen phones; we can’t fathom that they’d abandon the form factor that made them famous, of course, but it’s becoming more and more obvious by the day that we’re going to see this launch on the rumored 9800 or something very similar to it

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Intel’s smart TV remote will recognize you, tailor content to your wishes

BlaineSnook64 — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 06:36:00 +0000

It’s all about how you hold it, apparently. Intel’s Labs have churned out a proposal for a new user-identifying system to be embedded into remote controls.

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Google Open Spot alerts Android users to freed parking spaces

Angel — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 13:02:00 +0000

Oh, sure — this has certainly been tried before , but given that things like this need a critical mass of followers to be effective, we’re particularly jazzed about Google ‘s own initiative. Dubbed ‘Open Spot,’ this bloody brilliant Android (2.0 and up) application enables motorists to search for unclaimed spaces that have been reported by other Open Spot users, and once they head elsewhere, it allows them to mark their spot as open and available.

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Pulsar clocks spin closer to reality

Angel — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 08:08:00 +0000

Contrary to popular legend, Pulsar wristwatches don’t use the light of dying stars to keep time.

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RIM’s Blackberry Tablet might be seven inches, feature dual cameras and 1GHz CPU?

Admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 16:27:00 +0000

The rumor mill’s been churning out quite the picture of RIM’s Blackberry tablet over the past several months, and it’s a research analyst who’s most recently picked up the brush — Ashok Kumar of Rodman & Renshaw, to be precise, who anticipates a 7-inch touchscreen device with a 1GHz processor, plus front- and back-facing cameras for video chat. Since that’s a good 1.9 inches smaller than the slate rumored a couple months back, this latest spiel fills us with doubt… but hey, it’s not like we had confirmation that RIM was even producing such a device, anyhow.

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Google’s Larry Page: Steve Jobs is ‘rewriting history’ by saying Android came after the iPhone

Admin — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 17:31:00 +0000

Steve Jobs might have thought he was lightly playing down reports that the Apple / Google rivalry had dramatically changed when he said ” they decided to compete with us — we didn’t go into the search business” at D8 , but it appears that his phrasing didn’t sit so well with Larry Page, who told Reuters yesterday that Jobs was doing a “little bit of rewriting history,” and that the “characterization of us entering [the phone market] after is not really reasonable.” Page, who was being interviewed alongside Eric Schmidt, also said that Google had been working on Android for “a very long time” and that the goal was always to develop phones with solid browsers to fill a market void. That’s true, of course — Google purchased Andy Rubin’s Android, Inc

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Christie creates baffling 3D HD CAVE ‘visual environment,’ or your average Halo display in 2020

Admin — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 15:20:00 +0000

Whenever the word ” Christie ” is involved, you can generally count on two things: 1) you can’t afford it and 2) you’ll want to afford it. The high-end projection company is at it once again, this time installing a truly insane visual environment at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York

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Coulomb to electrify California with 1,600 shiny new EV chargers

Admin — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 03:03:00 +0000

Fret not, Cali residents. Your state government may be desperately sinking into the quagmire of its own extravagance, but cash will always be found to fund good old “private” enterprise.

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YouTube launches Leanback, mobile site gets HTML5 revamp (video)

Admin — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 19:14:00 +0000

Looks like YouTube ‘s having quite the day. The site has officially rolled out Leanback, its television-friendly interface first espied during Google TV’s big unveiling .

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125cc motorcycle + DIY fiberglass fairing = 214mpg, super cool looks

Admin — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 17:39:00 +0000

While the quest for alternate fuels goes on, so too other peoples’ search for the ultimate in economy while running on good ‘ol petrol.

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