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We previously showed you the augmented reality website from Tissot , that let you try on a watch on your wrist using a computer and augmented reality. Now it seems that Tissot has installed the feature in Selfridges in London. As you can see in the video below, if you want to try on one of the watches via augmented reality you just put on a paper wristband, and then you can try out various watches on the screen to see what they would look like. The augmented reality window is located at Selfridges in London, it certainly does look like a fun way to try on some watches.

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Tissot Launches Augmented Reality Window Display

Are you a fan of the Nike+ system, but want to track your exertion through a heart rate monitor? Now your trusty Nike+ sportsband or iPod can pair with a special Polar Heart Rate strap and track your ticker as well as your runs! That’s the good news. The bad news is that the monitor costs $69.95. It still isn’t a terrible deal if you already have an iPod Nano or iPod Touch. Presumably you’re choosing to run with music, and therefore your only “extra” cost would be either the Nike+ dongle and the heart rate monitor or just the monitor

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Nike Announces Heart Rate Monitor For The Nike+

I thought there would be far more rumors leading up to Apple’s World Wide Developer’s Conference . After all, the big story had already been blown, which left a lot of room open for speculation. Besides, a number of significant Apple products are due for an update, right? Macrumors runs an Apple buyer’s guide where they track the lifecycle of Apple’s key products. A few of Apple’s products haven’t been updated in a long time, longer than their usual average

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What Was Missing From WWDC? Nothing

Twitter announced yesterday in a blog post the company is testing a new service — dubbed t.co — to wrap and abbreviate all links shared on the site in the same way bit.ly and the droves of other URL-shortening services already do- only Twitter is aiming to shorten links on mobile devices primarily. The move is designed to increase security on the site, as well as offer analytics and related services for the company’s Promoted Tweets platform

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Twitter Tests New In-House Mobile URL Shortener

Tethering your mobile with an unlimited data plan to your laptop for Internet access has always been a great way to save money. But as you already know some company are making this harder and harder to accomplish without jail breaking your phone. Well there is another a solution, Pretec’s new H220 Intellicable cable. With a built in flash drive containing a special mix of software and  drivers the cable allows your computer to trick your mobile phone into thinking its a fully fledged modem.

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Convert Your Phone Into A Modem

The Interport Power and Data Center from CableOrganizer.com takes those computer-desktop cable-control grommets to a new level.  The Interport comes with two power plugs and a 6-ft, 15 amp power cord.  There are also two empty data ports and a voice/data adapter kit that allows you to install voice/data coupler jacks from a variety of manufacturers.  The Interport can sit flat on your desktop, even when in use.  It’s 5″ W X 7″ L when closed;  it stands 2 inches above the desk surface when opened.  It’s available in several colors.  The Interport Power and Data Center starts at $68.67 for black or clear;  the cost is $73.92 for matte black or metallic … [ visit site to read more ] Filed in categories: Gear , News Tagged: Desktop Power Adapter Interport Desktop Power and Data Center originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on June 9, 2010 at 9:00 am.

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Interport Desktop Power and Data Center

We’ve seen combinations of pico-projectors and cameras used for new interface systems before – perhaps most memorably the wearable “Sixth Sense” computer – but MIT Media Lab researcher’s Natan Linder’s LuminAR is perhaps the first to include an angle-poise robot too.  At its core, the “LuminAR bulb” is a pico-projector, a camera and the necessary electronics combined into a standard screw-mount, capable of projecting an interface onto your table or wall and tracking touch and motion gestures you make toward it.

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LuminAR digital desk-lamp packs pico, camera & gesture UI [Video]

It seems that mods using the iPad and old Mac computers are popular at the moment, yesterday we saw the iPad iBook mod , today we have a Macintosh Classic iPad Mod. The modder used an empty shell of a Macintosh Classic, and the iPad is a perfect fit, although the iPad’s home button is covered, check out the video of it in action below. I am sure we will see quite a few iPad mods over the coming months using old Mac computers, and who knows maybe even some PCs.

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Macintosh Classic iPad Mod

I’m not a big fan of Mac computers for myself, but I won’t deny that the machines have a sexy design with the aluminum enclosure and minimalist looks. The Mac world has its own peripherals and accessories to go along with its file system and Western Digital has announced a new external storage solution pre-formatted for Mac users. The new external storage device is the My Book Studio LX . It sports an all-metal enclosure that matches the finish on the MacBook line of notebooks. Connectivity for the drive is via FireWire 800, it has a customizable e-label on the front, and hardware based encryption

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Western Digital debuts My Book Studio LX for Mac

Epson makes projectors for various uses like education, home theater, and the boardroom. The company has announced a new projector aimed the education market but suitable for anyone wanting a reasonably price projector with decent features. The new projector is called the PowerLite S9

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Epson announces new PowerLite S9 projector under $500

Today’s JAMM Store Deal of the Day is Backgammon Pro II for Windows Mobile.  You can register Backgammon Pro II for half the regular price, so be sure to check it out. You can download a trial and/or register your copy here .

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Deal of the Day: Backgammon Pro II for Windows Mobile

Hmm…this house has no windows or doors (ovi) Today it appears that the New S series has been confirmed as well as the Nokia N9. N9 by common sense was already known when Nokia mentioned their new naming conventions of single letter 1-9 handsets – 9 being the highest – though never explicitly confirming N9. N9 will therefore be Nokia’s Flagship, and first Nokia MeeGo device that will push the extremes of high end for Nokia. Check out this interview with Alberto Torres, Nokia EVP,MeeGo Computers ..

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House of Nokia: New Sseries and Nokia N9 MeeGo phone Confirmed? 7 top limit of C, E, and X phones.

SPB TV SPB Software, a leading mobile software developer, has updated the Windows Mobile version of its flagship application SPB TV to version 2.0. Due to support from advertising revenues the program is now free-of-charge and subscription-free.

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[ Press Release ] SPB TV for Windows Mobile Smartphones Gets a Major Update

By Chris Scott Barr Having a GPS in my car is great for those times when I’m visiting a new city. It tells me the most efficient way to get to where I need to be. When I want to find something to eat, or a specific store, I can just look it up on my phone, find the address and then type it into the GPS unit.

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Send Google Maps Destinations To Your Ford Vehicle

Looking for a new Notebook? Well it seems that Fujitsu heard you! And decided to revamp its entire line-up of Lifebook with the : Desktop Replacement. Lifebook NH Series. Designed to be Fujitsu new High-end AV computer, the NH comes with a Core i5-450M, a 18.4″ Full HD monitor, a Digital TV Tuner, 4GB of RAM, 500GB

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[Video] Fujitsu completely revamp its Notebook series with Natal Like Interface

Houston, we have Singularity. Hubble didn’t find this one, Sven Killig carved it out of molten rock, aka the Nexus One, with his own 2 hands. He’s managed to take a consumer cell phone and get the full gamut of Personal Computer functionality online. Check out his humble video , available at YouTube in fabulous 1080p, that shows the Nexus One being controlled by a USB keyboard. He deftly uses the keyboard to launch a movie file located on a mounted USB flash drive

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Google’s Nexus One Made into Phone-top with USB Hack

Section: Web , Web Apps Somewhat overshadowed by the Apple takeover on the web yesterday, the Windows Live blog announced the launch of the Office Live , Windows’ response to document storage, editing, and collaboration on the internet. Office Live actually has a lot of very cool features that will no doubt give Google Docs a run for its money. First and foremost, all of its features (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote) are free with a Windows Live account. Second you can upload all of your Office Documents to the cloud where you can edit on any computer at any time

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Office takes on Google Docs with Office Live

It’s very common these days to see a media player with a USB port.  Whether it be a Blu-ray player or a set-top box, chances are, a USB port is somewhere in the front or back. At first glance you say to yourself, “sweet, a USB port so I can play content off my flash drive” but then you think a bit more and wonder if you can hang a wireless dongle off the media player and stream content to your media box from a source computer? Well, Home Server Technologies Inc is one step ahead of you.  Their new Wireless Media Stick will do exactly that; stream digital content to your media player

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Wireless USB Media Stick

If you own a dog, you have to incorporate his schedule into the family’s schedule.  Every day, you have to make sure your dog is walked at least a few times and fed a couple of times each day.  If your dog requires it, you may also have to give him medicine.  If you are the only one handling the care of your dog, you may have an easy time remembering to do everything.  If you tend to be forgetful or if you have other family members or pet walkers also caring for your dog, you may need to log who did what and when so that Fido doesn’t end up getting fed three times and never walked during the day.  You could have a paper log, but that’s an extra step that sometimes gets ignored – and it’s SO non-gadgety!  When Julie told me about the Dog-e-Minder – a little computer that your dog wears on his collar – I asked if I could try it out with my dog, Teddy. … [ visit site to read more ] Filed in categories: Pet Gadgets , Reviews Tagged: Activity tracker , ID tag Dog-e-Minder Pet Assistant for Dog Owners Review originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on June 8, 2010 at 3:00 pm

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Dog-e-Minder Pet Assistant for Dog Owners Review

In any technology realm, change is a constant. We see not only new software programs frequently, but we also see hardware upgrades seemingly every year. For instance, RIM has dropped a new major model in each of the past three years, and we’ll likely see a further Bold update, beyond the 9650, before 2010 is over. RIM has also been quick on the software upgrades, pushing out OS 4.5, then 5.0, and soon 6.0 in a relatively short span.

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The definitive guide to BlackBerry Messenger revisited

The CableClip is a one piece, multi-purpose cable storage and management clip that creates a clutter-free environment for your office, home or while traveling, by securing computer cables, phone wires, power supply cords, home theater cables conveniently in a compact bundle. The CableClip is available in 3 sizes and costs $9.95 per set (the number of clips included in each set varies depending on clip … [ visit site to read more ] Filed in categories: Miscellaneous , News , Spotlight Gadgets Tagged: Organization Organize those untidy cables with the CableClip originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on June 8, 2010 at 2:00 pm.

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Organize those untidy cables with the CableClip