Yahoo’s Monday press conference could be about a rumored “Project Nike” partnership between Nokia and Yahoo, in which Nokia will provide Yahoo’s services on its handsets. Read the full story here.
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Yahoo and Nokia supposedly revealing "Project Nike" during a Yahoo press conference on Monday
If you want to really test your dog’s intelligence, we recommend these three games. Each one is a little different, but all are fun ways to keep your dog occupied and mentally stimulated. Hide the treats in the compartments, place the bones in their slots, give it a little twist, and leave it for your dog to figure out (insert evil laugh here). Fetch Them Here: Think Geek
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Interactive Intelligence Games for Dogs
Stop a gang of art thieves before they steal all of the world’s priceless treasures! Take the role of Grace as she works with a detective from France to chase down the crooks and rescue her friend, Chloe, whom the criminals have kidnapped. You’ll have to bring all of your investigative skills to bear on your search as the felons globe hop from heist to heist, leaving empty art galleries and clues in their wake. Can you crack the case before Mona Lisa’s half-cocked smile disappears forever? Grace’s Quest: To Catch an Art Thief | 181 Mb DOWNLOAD HERE
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Grace’s Quest: To Catch an Art Thief
Earlier this morning at the Google I/O event, a major portion was dedicated to the announcement of Google TV. Google TV is basically a software layer that lets you find content to watch on your television. It’s build on Android , Chrome, and Flash, and lets you control things like live TV, as well as giving you the full power of the Internet. You can throw TV into a picture-in-picture box to fire up a web browser, search YouTube, pull up Hulu, or really just about anything else that you can do in a browser. Google Search sits on top of everything, and can be pulled up at any time
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What is Google TV? Straight from Google
Sony has recently release the NWZ-W252 W-Series Walkman MP3 player, a fully wearable unit tailored for those that like to listen to their power song while sweating it out at the gym or on a run. The device is water resistant and lightweight, so it should obviously do well in situations where you are moving and have the potential to get wet, or rained on. We were able to get our hands on the Sony W-Series NWZ-W252 Walkman, and we put it through its paces as best we could
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Sony Walkman NWZ-W252 review
LG, in conjunction with ModeLabs and Versace, has announced a new mobile phone, the Versace Unique. The phone offers luxurious touches like leather and gold casing that is embossed with the Versace Medusa logo. Read the full story here.
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Versace, LG team up for "Unique" touchscreen fashion phone
Tweetie has been pretty much universally recognized as the best iPhone Twitter client since it launched, and Tweetie 2.0 took it to the next level. In fact, it was so good, that Twitter decided to buy the app outright, rather than building their own iPhone app. News soon came that Tweetie would become “Twitter for iPhone” and would be made free (Tweetie sold for $2.99) to anyone who wanted it. Well, today is that day, as Tweetie 3.0 has been released with new features (we’ve got a list of them after the break) and is now simply known as Twitter. It’s full-featured, it’s the official Twitter app for the iPhone, and therefore it will have access to more Twitter resources than any other Twitter app out there.
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Twitter for iPhone (Tweetie 3.0) now available
So check this out, we’ve been waiting for iPhone tethering since the original device, and when Apple built tethering into iPhone OS 3.0, we figured that was where our dreams would turn to reality—but of course, in the US, this is AT&T we’re dealing with, which means…we are still waiting a year later. However, in the just-released iPhone OS 4.0 beta 4 , there’s finally an option to enable tethering, and when you tap it, you are instructed to contact AT&T at 611 or to visit the AT&T website to add tethering to your account. Obviously, there’s been progress here. Still, no word from AT&T as to when they will give us tethering. Also interesting that this news comes well after the launch of the iPad 3G, as we’re sure that many iPhone owners that bought the 3G model of the iPad would have just gone with a Wi-Fi model if they knew tethering was around the corner, right
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iPhone OS 4.0 beta 4 reveals AT&T tethering option
For all you iPhone and iPad devs out there, you can now head on over to the iPhone Developer Portal to grab iPhone OS 4 beta 4, which Apple just released, alongside beta 4 of the SDK. The software build is 8A274b, while the SDK build is 10M2252. Apple is right on time, continuing to deliver iPhone OS 4.0 betas about two weeks apart from each other, every other Tuesday
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iPhone OS 4.0 SDK beta 4 released
Monster announced the DiddyBeats back at CES 2010, and the in-ear fashion headphones have finally started shipping just recently. We were able to get our hands on the DiddyBeats, which as you can see in this episode, are made to invoke a feeling of high fashion. We got the black pair, which is accented with chrome and black leather, definitely a unique look for a pair of earbuds, but really, what would you expect from the Beats by Dr
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Bleeding Edge TV 348: Monster DiddyBeats in-ear headphones
Hot on the heels of another leak out of Taiwan, Apple has made public their newly updated MacBook , highlighted by a built-in 10-hour battery. The design hasn’t changed—it’s the same unibody white polycarbonate enclosure, but on the inside it now has a 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor and an NVIDIA GeForce 320M graphics chip. The other major features are unchanged, like the 2GB DDR3 RAM and 250GB hard drive
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Apple releases updated MacBook: 10 hour battery life
The Japanese Tokyoflash company has announced a cool new take on the traditional pocket watch, featuring an dark lens, bright digital tubes and an intuitive new way to view time. Wear Round Trip on your key chain, key ring or on a chain in your top pocket like a traditional pocket watch. Housed in a sleek polished stainless steel case with a section at the top to attach a chain or key ring. Touch the button and a programmed animation will ignite from beneath the smoked screen before the time is displayed. The time is shown with flashing lights; orange LEDs show hours in the inner ring in the same position as hours on a clock face
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Tokyoflash Kisai Round Trip Pocket Watch
The creators of the 6-in-1 Solar Robot are back with a new cool eco-friendly product. This super cool, build it yourself robot is a great way to learn about basic solar power technology and can be transformed into either an Optimus Prime-esk Robot, rolling Tank or crawling Scorpion. As soon as you are bored with one style, simply reassemble to your next transformation.
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3-in-1 Solar Robot
This new 2GB USB flash drive does not only allow you to store your most important files, it also gives you the opportunity to record any sound and save it in a WAV format. Features: Built-in voice recording On/Off switch File Format: WAV – 1GB ~ 70hours recording Built-in rechargeable battery Battery powered (around 5 hours per full charge) LED indicator USB 2.0 Portable and easy operation Plug and Play Support Window 7 / Vista / XP, Linux 2.4, Mac OS X or latest version Dimension: 64 x 21 x 9mm (approx.) Weight: 13g The USB Flash Drive with Voice Recording is available from the USB Brando website for $23.
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USB Drive with Voice Recording
Similar to the previous LifeBook T900, it has equipped with Intel Core i5-520M, i5-540M, or i7-620M CPU. The other specs of this bad boy are 320GB HDD (or 128GBSSD with encryption), Bluetooth, HDMI output, pen input (with optional capacitive multitouch), and a Super-Multi DVD writer and up to 8GB RAM. Oh yes, it has 12.1-inch LED backlit package too. As for the pricing, it asks $1,869. This tablet PC runs on Genuine Windows® 7 Professional and also it has best flexibility: durable bi-directional display hinge as well as modular bay battery
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Fujitsu LifeBook T730 has been official, it is smaller version of T900
Inrix has a vast network of sensors, commercial fleet GPS “probes” and crowdsourced GPS “probes” covering thousands of miles of roadways in what I think it the best coverage and quality of coverage out there. They recently updated their iPhone App to include crowsourced incident reporting – want to report Live Police (Speed Trap too), Fixed Camera Trap, Accident, Construction, or an Event/Gathering you can now and send it in.
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Inrix Releases Update to Traffic! for iPhone – Crowdsourced Incidents
With the Nuvifone a faint memory, the Garminfone is starting to make waves as early industry insiders are bringing out the positive reviews for the unit. In this quick overview, TheStreet.com takes a look at its features and its navigation capabilities. I like the fact that when you take it out of the windshield mount, it thinks that you just parked the car and automatically remembers how to get you back there. The Garminfone will be on the market in June with T-Mobile at a $199 price point.
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Garminfone – “Worth Checking out”
The folks over at DigiTimes are reporting a bunch of specs for the yet-to-be-announced iPhone Pro (iPhone HD?), which should be available sometime next month. Current word on the street is that the phone will boast a 960×640 high-resolution IPS display with fringe field switching. If this turns out to be the case, then the 3.4-inch display will pretty much be one of the most impressive screens seen on a phone, and things like direct sunlight will be less of an issue—definitely one advantage over OLED. The actual display is said to be about 33% thinner than what you’d find in previous generation iPhones, including the current iPhone 3GS, which leaves more room internally for a larger battery. The phone should also rock a 512MB memory module from Samsung, which is double what you’d find in the 3GS right now.
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iPhone Pro to get 960×640 IPS display, 512MB RAM, 1GHz processor
Today LG announced the Optimus Q, an Android smartphone with a full QWERTY keyboard and a 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor. The device will land in Korea at the end of the month, although pricing has not yet beena nnounced.
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LG Optimus Q Android smartphone with 1GHz Snapdragon processor launching in Korea this month
Join Sally as she travels the world helping people feel their best! Warm up on the beach, find balance at a retreat and lots more! This is a special Collector’s Edition early release. Experience all the exclusive Collector’s Edition extras! The Collector’s Edition includes: Bonus gameplay! Magnificent wallpapers Animated screensaver Fantastic concept art Special Collector’s shop Sally’s Studio Collector’s Edition | 98 Mb DOWNLOAD HERE
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Sally’s Studio Collector’s Edition
TeleNav went public yesterday with shares going public at about $8 and climbing to about $10 by day’s end. The maker of the Shotgun connected GPS, and various other mobile phone programs, like the AT&T Navigator for the iPhone is looking to expand its capabilities and its reach in the competitive navigation market.
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TeleNav Goes Public and Shares Climb 25%