PC Magazine has two new netbook reviews out on their website – one for the Toshiba Mini NB305-N410 and one for the new ASUS EeePC 1201N netbook. The Toshiba, Daily Gadgets, Mobile Phones, Computers, Laptop, Electronics, MP3 Player, GPS, …
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PC Magazine reviews the Toshiba Mini NB305 and ASUS EeePC 1201N …
Did your Motorola Droid battery cover slip off into the night on New Year’s Eve, never to be seen again? Did several of your memories from that evening do the same? Well, sorta good news, bad news: I can kind of help with the former.
You see, Verizon Wireless was offering free (free!) battery cover replacements on their website. The inventory sold out quick, surprise, but maybe they’ll have more soon. Normally these little guys go for about $5 plus shipping.
Check their website for more info. [Phonearena via Ubergizmo]
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Hey Look, Verizon Wireless Was Shipping Out Free Droid Battery Covers [Free Stuff]
The juxtaposition presented here with these dinosaur chopsticks is a bit baffling, but there’s no arguing kids will probably love them and their one-piece design. But really, chopsticks are ancient, but not this ancient. [4Physics via Geekologie]
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Dinosaur Chopsticks Are Not, Sadly, Made of Dinosaurs [Chopsticks]
If you visited the Giz Gallery this year, you might have witnessed the electrifying (and slightly terrifying) musical spectacle that is ArcAttack. Well, now they have an emulator on their website that allows you to make music of your own.
Of course, you may not be able to play something as complex as the themes from your favorite video games, but you might be able to put together a little rendition of Chopsticks or Funkytown without having to worry about electrocuting yourself. Hit the link to give it a shot. [ArcAttack]
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Create Your Own Tesla Coil Musical With the ArcAttack Emulator [Tesla Coils]
Good news, BlackBerry fans. Boy Genius has just gotten word that the BlackBerry 9630 will be coming to U.S. Cellular’s CDMA network. The release date and the cost haven’t been given yet, but the fact that the spec sheet is listed on their website points to…
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BlackBerry Tour Heading For U.S. Cellular
Good news, BlackBerry fans. Boy Genius has just gotten word that the BlackBerry 9630 will be coming to U.S. Cellular’s CDMA network. The release date and the cost haven’t been given yet, but the fact that the spec sheet is listed on their website points to…
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BlackBerry Tour Heading For U.S. Cellular
Windows Mobile 6.5 isn’t exactly an exciting OS. It’s been panned by reviewers and customers alike for being too little, too late. That said, the release of 6.5 could still herald some very cool things; like Toshiba’s new line of WinMo 6.5 smartphones. Acc…
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Sexy Toshiba Smartphones Could Hit Holiday 09
Novatel Wireless has unveiled a new USB modem for mobile broadband users called the MC998D. The new modem supports HSPA+ on 850, 1900, and 2100 MHz frequencies. The device uses MIMO technology for faster data throughput.
The HSPA+ technology allows the …
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Novatel Unveils Ovation MC998d USB Modem
Novatel Wireless has unveiled a new USB modem for mobile broadband users called the MC998D. The new modem supports HSPA+ on 850, 1900, and 2100 MHz frequencies. The device uses MIMO technology for faster data throughput.
The HSPA+ technology allows the …
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Novatel Unveils Ovation MC998d USB Modem
Alpine Vista Home Theater is a very techy, film savvy home theater installation firm. Alpine Vista Home Theater’s calling card is certifications as they are THX certified, CEDIA certified. They have Imaging Science Foundation video calibration certifications and an electrical contractors license which you don’t technically need to be a home theater installer in Colorado but they got one anyway. Their portfolio is non-existent on their website but they do have a good industry reputation nationally.
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Alpine Vista Home Theater (Breckenridge)
The 2 best digital audio players that you can get completely free to download from the Internet include: – RealOne Player: It can be downloaded completely free from their website – http://www.Real.com. – Windows Media Player: It … But if you would rather listen to your audio book while on a walk, running, on the way to work, going around the house, going around the shops (and many more) then a portable audio player is the right way to go, preferably with an earphone. …
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Do you find it confusing picking which tool to use to listen to …
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 9 June 2009 at 8:00 am | Tagged as: Twitter, Twitter, Services, Social software, Web 2.0 It may seem that the entire online world is always banging on about Twitter, but research from web security firm Purewire suggests that not everyone may be feeling the Twitter-love.The company evaluated the profiles of millions of Twitter users to show off the abilities of their new Tweet Grade web tool (unfortunately, their website appears to be down at the moment so we can’t
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Is Twitter Over-Hyped?
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 9 June 2009 at 8:00 am | Tagged as: Twitter, Twitter, Services, Social software, Web 2.0 It may seem that the entire online world is always banging on about Twitter, but research from web security firm Purewire suggests that not everyone may be feeling the Twitter-love.The company evaluated the profiles of millions of Twitter users to show off the abilities of their new Tweet Grade web tool (unfortunately, their website appears to be down at the moment so we can’t
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Is Twitter Over-Hyped?
Once again Mike van Alst got me thinking on some aspects of implementing and managing SOA environments. In his blog post Mike states that he is moving away from the idea that SOA is process driven. I recognize the problems with long running process he describes. These have a great effect on maintainability and manageability of the (BPEL) processes and SOA software infrastructure. At this time I’m still favoring a process driven approach over an event or message driven approach. The proce
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Service Oriented, and driven by …
Once again Mike van Alst got me thinking on some aspects of implementing and managing SOA environments. In his blog post Mike states that he is moving away from the idea that SOA is process driven. I recognize the problems with long running process he describes. These have a great effect on maintainability and manageability of the (BPEL) processes and SOA software infrastructure. At this time I’m still favoring a process driven approach over an event or message driven approach. The proce
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Service Oriented, and driven by …
