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For homeworkers who don’t like sharing their living environment with their working environment there is now a solution. The OfficePOD, a standalone office that can be placed in the garden. This is a real great way to have an inspiring working environment, especially if you have a beautiful garden. You could also create a garden around the OfficePOD. This great office comes at the very steep price of 14,950 pounds in the UK, including installation and tax

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OfficePOD: Outdoors home office

Section: Peripherals , Displays/Projectors A Portuguese company has come up with a technology called the projective capacitive touchscreen. Unlike the typical multitouch screen on your gadgets, this touchscreen is a thinner-than-paper polymer film that when applied to glass, plastic or wood turns the surface interactive

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Displax comes up with a technology, virtually turns any surface into a multitouch screen

Getting that 20-30 minute power-nap in during the day isn’t always easy. Depending on how long my day is or how hard I work, I try and take naps since I rarely get enough sleep at night. Forrest Jessee ’s Sleepsuit will enable you to take naps almost anywhere. The connected rings of EVA foam that make up the Sleepsuit could fit in a briefcase or bag

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History of advanced automobile industry teaches us that at a few point there was a three-way crossroad objectifying 3 imaginable paths of further development. Back then it was unsealed what propelling power will by applied: petrol, steam or electricity. What’s more, all 3 concepts were already up and running in different areas. The cause why I take this up is what IBM and Fujifilm have freshly revealed

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35 TB Magnetic Tape from IBM and Fujifilm

New entrant WIND Mobile may have been getting the lion’s share of media attention in Canada thanks to parent company Globalive’s notorious battle with the CRTC , but today Data & Audio-Visual Enterprises announced it will begin offering its AWS 3G services as early as this spring under the brand name Mobilicity.

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Canada’s DAVE Wireless becomes Mobilicity, launches this spring

Wieder einmal gibt es eine Ankündigung, welche die Käuferschaft bei uns in Deutschland betrifft. Das lange angekündigte und sehnlichst erwartete Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 “Rachael” wird nach Deutschland kommen und dies bereits im April 2010

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Sony Ericsson Xperia X10: Erscheint im April 2010 in Deutschland

Carnegie Mellon’s Dr. Yaser Sheikh has developed a prototype augmented reality (AR) system that combines images from two or more cameras to allow drivers, for instance, to see around blind corners by making intervening structures “invisible.” In the simplest case, the image from a camera on the blind side of an obstacle is mapped, with appropriate foreshortening and in real time, onto the visible surface of the obstacle in the display from a camera at the user’s position

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Making walls invisible with augmented reality

I reviewed Astraware Casino for Symbian a few months ago, and now it has been released for Android! At the time, this is what I thought of AW Casino : Overall, AW Casino is a great addition to any phone; it offers you a huge selection of games to pass the time, is great for learning the basics of casino games, and is generally very entertaining. If you have a Symbian S60 phone, it’s definitely worth trying. Does the Android version live up to it’s Symbian cousin? Read on for my review and find out! … [ visit site to read more ] Tags: Android Software Related posts Nexus One gets a software update, enables multitouch (6) SlideScreen Android Home Screen Replacement Review (3) How To Speed Up Your Camangi Webstation (2) Astraware Casino Comes to Android! (4) Gen. Y Dualboot lets you pick your poison…Android or Windows Mobile (1)

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Astraware Casino for Android Review

That’s right folks, gang members are taking to popular social networking sites to brag about crimes, issue threats to rival gangs, and score bitches/drugs/skrilla. Basically everything Facebook and Twitter were invented for

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Gang Members Increasingly Using Facebook And Twitter, Losing Significant Street Cred

In the universe’s continuing effort to make sure that we a) have plenty of gear to go with our iPads when they’re finally available, and b) keep us talking about the iPad for the next 2 months, Lacie has come out with sleeves for the iPad, as well as some new sleeves for the MacBook. These sleeves have bubble protection and soft inside lining to keep your precious iPad safe, and additional pockets for accessories (in my case, a magic mouse and a wireless keyboard).  The Lacie sleeves are available in plenty o’ colors, at an MSRP of $14.99.  So if you’re a sleeve kind of person, check ‘em out. Full info after the jump. … [ visit site to read more ] Related posts: Proporta is ready to protect your iPad iPad Bags? Skooba Is Ready Already.

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Book Book Mac Cover, $80 Not always available. Check out the Book-Book Mac notebook cover available from Twelve South — disguise your Mac as an old-world book.  Then put it in a bookshelf and amaze your friends with your non-tech living room.  Ok, well, it’s just kind of cool. [Via  SlipperyBrick ] … [ visit site to read more ] Filed in categories: Laptop Gear , News , Spotlight Gadgets Tagged: Case , Macbook Can you spot the computer in these photos? originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on February 2, 2010 at 4:44 pm.

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Can you spot the computer in these photos?

If you haven’t heard of Mass Effect 2, then you’re probably just waking up from cryogenic sleep. The sequel to one of the best selling Action RPGs hit the shelves this week and, for the most part, is bouncing right back off the shelves and into gamer’s 360’s and PCs. We’re always keeping our eyes open for free stuff. Especially free video games. It looks like the brand new gaming site L33tsauce.com is celebrating their open beta by giving away a copy of Mass Effect 2 (any platform) to the person who makes the best page about the game on their site

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L33tsauce giving away free copy of Mass Effect 2, and I’m judging!

If you’re a hardcore IT guy (or gal), you know the drill:  something goes wrong in the server room, and you grab your “crash cart,” wheel it on in there, jack it in, and fix whatever-it-is (preferably before users start yowling at you).  Better than the olden days, but lugging around a separate monitor, keyboard, and mouse on a crash cart is kind of a pain, even so. StarTech has a possible solution for you.  Their new KVM USB 2.0 adapter allows you to turn your laptop into a portable KVM/Server console to give you access to the headless devices in your purview.  No crash cart-full of equipment; just your laptop and this here adapter.  Definitely easier on your back than bumping a cart of equipment over door jambs. The StarTech.com’s NOTECONS01 Portable Laptop KVM USB 2.0 Adapter has an MSRP of $469.99 (although resellers will probably offer it for less, so you might want to shop around.) Full info after the jump. … [ visit site to read more ] Related posts: StarTech USBVGA Dock Review The SimpleTech Signature Mini USB 2.0 Portable Drive Review Powerstick USB powered portable charger gets a workout Tags: Desktop Gear , Laptop Gear , Miscellaneous Gear Related posts Wilson Electronics Sleek Cell Signal Booster- Review (11) Get on board with this 4-port USB train hub from USBFever.com (2) GearDeal- $40 off Acer 20-inch 1600 x 900 LCD Monitor (1) Need More Function & Efficiency at Your Desk

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StarTech Helps You Turn Your Laptop into a Portable KVM Console

Section: Computers , Mobile Computers , Gadgets / Other , Lifestyle The Fujitsu LifeBook UH900 has just been released in the US, for $999. It comes with a 5.6” multitouch display, features an Intel Atom Z530 1.6GHz processor, 2GB RAM, a 62GB SSD, GPS and it runs on Windows 7 Home Premium. Connectivity options include Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n and Bluetooth. The LifeBook UH900 weighs at just a little over 1 lb, sporting a Lithium ion 2-cell polymer, 7.2V, 1800 mAh battery.

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Fujitsu LifeBook UH900 available in the US for $849, after $150 off as part of a special offer

I no sooner finished typing and posting the news that a new iPhone update had been released when I spotted the word over on Engadget that Google’s out today with a major update for Nexus One users. Google Goggles now comes pre-installed, the Google Maps application has been re-done and now includes suggestions and a dedicated night mode. But most importantly, and most excitingly the Nexus one now … [ visit site to read more ] Related posts: The Nexus One May be headed to T-Mobile Android 1.6 Donut Update Rumored As Real Soon Now Nexus One Running Adobe Flash 10.1 Tags: Android Device Gear , Android Devices , Android Software Related posts Android Robot Army begins to take shape (4) Vaja Announces Google Nexus One Leather Case (3) Astraware Casino for Android Review (2) SlideScreen Android Home Screen Replacement Review (3) How To Speed Up Your Camangi Webstation (2)

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Nexus One gets a software update, enables multitouch

If you’ve kept up with mobile technology in 2010, there’s no way you haven’t accessed your email via the web. Even for just a peek. On a friend’s phone… At dinner… While they were in the bathroom. There’s no denying it: in an unintentional homage of vaguely Biblical significance, the trend toward mobilizing your data online to the Big Guy in the Sky has become known as cloud computing. The dream?

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POP vs IMAP: The difference? Anyone?

When Google announced the Nexus One at an event early last month, one journalist asked, “Why doesn’t this have multi-touch? When is it going to get multi-touch?” Andy Rubin, VP of Engineering at Google, said, “It’s something we’re looking into

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Google Nexus One gets OTA update, multi-touch goodness

Micah Dowty is at it again, only this time he is hacking a digital bathroom scale rather than a sewing machine . Rather than taking the ‘easy’ route of just using the original electronics, and decoding what it output to the LCD display, he took the time to reverse engineer the analog components of the scale so that they could be interfaced directly. Nice project, and a fun read if you are interested in the process of reverse engineering things.

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Hacking a Digital Bathroom Scale

A-ha! It’s really true too, once you see him he’s nearly impossible to un-see . Thankfully, I have a little secret: booze . Higher proof the better. Okay, now pour it in your eyes. Can’t see him anymore, can you

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I Thought They Looked Familiar: Bioshock Big Daddies Actually Bomberman In Disguise

Good news for early adopters of the Nexus One, you’re getting your very first software update! Aside from some bug squshing, Google has included a few extra, and highly requested, features in the update: Google Goggles : this mobile application will now be available directly on your device by launching it from your All Apps menu.

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Nexus One over-the-air update begins today, brings multitouch

Section: Imaging , Camcorders JVC has just announced a new addition to its newly formed Everio line of HD cameras, the GZ-HM340. The Everio line-up of cameras features three sub-$500 HD models, including the GZ-HM340. The GZ-HM340 features an internal flash memory of 16GB, and an expandable SD/SDHC card slot. The camera utilizes a 1/5.8” 1.37 Megapixel CMOS Sensor, a lens capable of up to 20x optical zoom, Advanced Image Stabilizer and face detection. The camera allows you to shoot continuously using dual SD cards or flash memory by automatically switching between those internal media without any interruptions to your recording

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JVC announces new $500 Everio GZ-HM340 HD camera