Friday, September 4, 2009

    Hands-on Eye-Fi Wireless SD Card

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    Remember the worlds first wireless SD card – Eye-Fi that day? Look! Engadget got their hands-on with it. They said that the Eye-Fi only connects to trusted, encrypted, pre-configured networks,and doesnt have any means of tunneling back to your home computer. Meaning to say you cant just grab a seat at your local Starbucks and have the card to dump the days photos to Flickr or your home RAID array. More pictures after the jump.

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    Spice World’s First CDMA/GSM Dual-Mode Mobile Phone

    The name of the phone is Twins because it provides you two numbers on a single device. I mean two SIM cards, GSM and CDMA. The benefit of using two numbers in a mobile is that you can have more flexibility while dealing your contacts. Plainly speaking, you can use one number for business and another for personal needs. Keeping this in mind, TechFaith has designed the Twins, which is now the first CDMA/GSM dual mode phone in the world.

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    Now, get ready to live two lives with India’s first dual mode phone with GSM and CDMA connections active in the same phone! The D-88 is a technological first in mobile phones that offers greater convenience, economy and enhanced efficiency. Jam packed with features that assure you an action packed experience, it promises to double the excitement, every time.

    An expandable memory of up to 1 GB lets you store all you want. So get set to save all your music, data, and pictures without a worry

    Google puts in its indigenous PC to market

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    What next Google did for Internet worms is to push much of the processing from processor to Internet itself. For which Google brought gOS, a modified version of Ubuntu of Linux specially made to run Google applications like GMail, Google Document on to your desktop.It will also run OpenOffice, an open-source office suite to handle Microsoft Word documents, a multimedia application like Xing DVD, video player, and Rhythmbox music management.
    Anybody would love to have all the necessary software on their desktop for Web 2.0 applications at 1.5 GHz processing, 512 MB of memory and an 80 GB hard drive. In US, Wal-Mart is just waiting to receive only $199, which may change your mindset for sometime, for this Web wonder.

    Apple posts fix for freezing iMacs

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    Not a moment too soon, Apple has apparently delivered on its intentions to squash that annoying freezing bug that plagued some of its latest iMacs.Available now for Leopard (iMac Software Update 1.3) and Tiger (iMac Software Update 1.2), the update reportedly provides important bug fixes and is recommended for 20- and 24-inch iMac models with 2.0, 2.4, or 2.8GHz processors. Unfortunately, were given absolutely no elaboration beyond that, so for any of you out there still limping by on a freeze-happy machine, why not get your download on and let us know if your troubles do indeed vanish?

    Onda’s VX888 PMP

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    Ondas not exactly known for its originality, and even though the VX888 doesnt do much to buck the trend, its not a half bad media player on paper. Aside from featuring an oh-so-trendy chrome backside, a glossy face and a strange connection with Absolut, this unit boasts a two-inch LCD, 1GB of storage, an FM tuner, photo viewer, built-in equalizer and support for XviD / AVI / FLV / APE / FLAC / WMA / MP3 files. Additionally, this player reportedly utilizes Microsofts PlayFX for 3D headphone effects and volume normalizing, but were not entirely sure we believe the claim.

    Toshiba Qosmio G40W

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    Toshiba has upgraded their Qosmio G40 notebook with new processor and graphics card and has renamed it to Qosmio G40W.The laptop now powered by a 2.2Ghz Core 2 Duo T7500 processor, 2GB of RAM, and comes with a GeForce 8600M GT graphic card. Other features include the optical HD-DVD drive, a 17-inch LCD screen with 19001200 resolution, and 2 digital TV Tuners

    Keepin’ it real fake, part XCIV: Act-429 PMP puts on a RAZR2 act

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    Another unimaginative PMP for you this weekend, which happens to vaguely rip-off the design of the RAZR2. Nope, this doesnt have a phone stuck inside: its simply a regular little PMP that features a 2-inch screen and controls that mimic the look of Motorolas flagship. It also has an FM tuner, a speaker hey, at least you could pretend that this is a speakerphone and e-Book and gaming functionality. Dont expect to see this in your local Wal-Mart anytime soon.

     

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