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iPhone 3G Accidentally Snaps Pic of iPhone Factory
July 30, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Cameras, iPhone Unless you hit the jackpot at an Apple Store, you aren’t likely to see this many iPhone 3Gs in one place without planning a meetup. As the story goes, one particular lady picked up one of Apple’s latest handsets, took it home and began checking things out. Curiously, a trio of images were already on the Camera Roll. Upon viewing them, she noticed two snaps overcome with blur and the one you see above — likely a rare look into an iPhone 3G factory. Not that we haven’t... [Read the full story]
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BlackBerry Bold Delayed In The US
July 30, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Eager future-users of the BlackBerry Bold will be disappointed to find out that they have to wait a little bit longer for its release, as the Bold has just been delayed on both Rogers and AT&T. The delay probably won’t be too much of an issue for Rogers’ customers, as it has just been pushed back from July 25th to July 29th. Unfortunately AT&T has pushed the date from mid-July to mid-August, meaning it probably won’t hit the retail stores until about September 1st. The latest update from Engadget Mobile also states... [Read the full story]
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Battlefield Heroes pushed back to late 2008
July 30, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Personal computer, Casual Visually appealing, free-to-play shooter news now, with EA’s post-results conference call revealing a delay for Battlefield Heroes. EA CEO John Riccitiello announced that the game would now launch at the end of 2008, with the developers shifting focus to implementing better “social networking features.” Since we won’t have to pay for the game’s maps, we’ll probably be using stated “social networking features” to figure out how to complain... [Read the full story]
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NewsGator Launches Recommended Feeds Based on Attention Data
May 23, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Ever since news aggregators emerged on the web, they’ve been aiming to provide recommendations for the ideal news to read. The trend has recently resurfaced with new tools, user feedback and communities, all of which provide an ample amount of data that can be used to infer certain things about the popularity of a given news item. NewsGator’s on the web RSS Reader, which includes FeedDemon and NetNewsWire under its umbrella, has teamed up with SenseArray to provide suggestions to its users. SenseArray filters through... [Read the full story]
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To Attract Guests, Hotels Splurge on Hi-Tech and Bling for Pools
July 30, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Audio/Video, Computers, iPod, Summer Fun Hotels are spending large bucks on new pools, and we’re not talking about fluffier lounge towels and free slippers. Okay, we know, most nice hotels already give people free slippers, but we were trying to make a point. Anyway… Basically, competition for the type of people who can still afford to travel is intense. Hotels know that having bells and whistles bigger and shinier than the competition’s bells and whistles can give them an edge. You want... [Read the full story]
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Super Efficient Material Converts Automobile Exhaust to Energy
July 30, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Automobile Tech, Green Tech Your vehicle engine wastes up to 75-percent of the power it generates — but a team of Ohio State University researchers thinks it has found a way to capture a lot of that wasted energy and convert it into electricity. The promise is in a new material they’ve developed, called thallium-doped lead telluride. (Isn’t that a black diamond trail at a Colorado ski resort) This is twice as efficient at converting heat to electricity as any previously developed material. The... [Read the full story]
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iPhone 3G Accidentally Snaps Pic of iPhone Factory
July 30, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Cameras, iPhone Unless you hit the jackpot at an Apple Store, you aren’t likely to see this many iPhone 3Gs in one place without planning a meetup. As the story goes, one particular lady picked up one of Apple’s latest handsets, took it home and began checking things out. Curiously, a trio of images were already on the Camera Roll. Upon viewing them, she noticed two snaps overcome with blur and the one you see above — likely a rare look into an iPhone 3G factory. Not that we haven’t... [Read the full story]
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Scent-emitting advertising trial sniffs out suckers in Japan
Filed under: Displays, Misc. Gadgets Apparently July is a hot month for ad trials in Japan, as just weeks after a number of 65-inch digital posters were installed in a Tokyo... [Read more]
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