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To be honest, I'm surprised it's taken this long. Microsoft's posted a job offer, seeking a principle program manager, who can "bring Xbox Live-enabled games to Windows Mobile". Based at their ...
Let's keep this sweet and simple. The HP Mini 210 and Samsung N220 are the latest Netbooks to sport the new Intel Atom chipset, complete with the Atom N450 1.66GHz chip ...
The US$191,000 Cruden Hexatech is a dream comes true for car racing enthusiasts. To faithfully reproduce realistic driving dynamics, the simulator features a "floating platform" supported by six motion actuators. They're ...
While the world awaits the birth of the Apple tablet, there is another touchscreen device which may have more impact technologically. US-based Notion Ink has announced that Adam, an Android-based ...
That failed terrorist attack Friday might make international flights a whole lot less enjoyable. Passengers are reporting that new restrictions are in place, and their severity varies flight to flight. ...
If you thought Lady Gaga headphones were weird, then you haven't seen the aptly named Crazy Earphones from Solid Alliance. These 'phones come with plastic models tacked to the back of ...
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Trust Apple to come up with interesting solutions to age-old problems. One of the reasons why virtual keyboards never really took off was the lack of tactile feedback. While pointing ...
Before 1999, a blackberry was just the name of a fruit. And a few years ago, Apple launched a touchscreen smartphone that caught the entire mobile industry napping. Soon after, there ...
The One Laptop per Child (OLPC) outlined its future roadmap, including plans for the XO 3.0, a device "well below US$100" and utilizes a design that mimics a piece of paper. ...
Portable battery banks may be common these days, but the Juice charger deserves mention for being really pretty. Made by a Japanese company called Nobil, this product's internal battery can be ...
You've probably seen one of Art. Lebedev Studio's designs before, such as the Optimus keyboards. However, the firm is quite renowned for its concept products, too. The Fleximus camera is one ...
Despite being rather slow entering the Netbook arena, Fujitsu isn't making the same mistake this time and has become the fourth to hop onto the next-generation Atom platform after Asus, MSI ...
(Ishikawa Komuro Laboratory at the University of Tokyo) If you've watched the science fiction film Avatar recently, you may have noticed one of the characters plucking a display panel from a ...
Swiss designer Othmar Muehlebach conceived a toaster that not only looks like an inkjet printer, but it also toasts bread like one, too. The gizmo has an iMac-esque stand and you ...
Asus was one of the first with the Eee PC 1005PE, but other vendors are already hot on its heels with Pine Trail Netbooks of their own. The upcoming MSI Wind ...
Most of us are familiar with haptics on touchscreen phones. The feedback technology uses vibrating pulses to replace the tactility of, for example, pressing a physical button. At the recent computer ...
Remember MWg? That's the company that spun off from O2 Asia after the European operator decided to exit the handset business. Its last mobile phone was the Atom V back in ...
(Montage by: Leonard Goh/CNET Asia) NASA has placed an order with Nikon for 11 units of its highest-end dSLR, the D3s, and seven AF-S Nikkor 14-24mm F2.8G ED lens to bring ...
CES might be just a couple of weeks off, but Intel just can't wait and has announced its second-generation Atom platform, Pine Trail. One of the first machines to come with ...
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During a recent trip to India, I learnt that the USB port has become indispensable to this traveling techie. As long as your device allows charging via USB, keeping warmed and ...
Famous for having the cajones to sell Mac clones, it seems that Psystar has finally been dealt the death blow by Apple. The Cupertino corporation has won a permanent injunction against ...
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As we approach the longest break we get here at CNET, I'm preparing to head off for my annual journey to England to stay with the in-laws. These trips are marked ...
The Canon dSLR emerged unscathed but we can't say the same for the videocam. Talk about tough. A Netizen on Fred Miranda's forum said that his friend's Canon EOS 350D dSLR ...
To us, retro can be simply summed up as "old is the new new". This idea seems to have hit desktop designs as can be seem by this concept model ...
Guinness World Records has certified a Japanese researcher's camera as having the most lenses in the world at 158. Yojiro Ishino of the Nagoya Institute of Technology created the super camera ...
A montage of the pictures of the ST5500. By now, we all know that you can hardly keep an unannounced gadget from the prying eyes of the Internet. Yesterday, reports of ...
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Google ventured into new territory on Monday with the launch of a new URL-shortening service it's calling Goo.gl. Unlike some existing and high-profile shorteners such as TinyURL and Bit.ly, Goo.gl is ...
