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In a perfect world, every phone would be like the T-Mobile MyTouch Slide. It’s small, it’s light, it has a keyboard, and it’s easy enough for almost everyone to use even if it’s running one of the most powerful mobile OSes out there. Built by HTC to T-Mobile’s specifications, the MyTouch Slide with full QWERTY keyboard is, in actuallity, one of the best feature phones I’ve seen in a long time. The second in T-Mobile’s MyTouch line, the Slide adds a keyboard and a unique user interface to the mix. Instead of My Faves, the phone allows you to create “cards” for each of your favorite contacts

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Hands-on with the T-Mobile MyTouch 3G Slide

Today T-Mobile announced the myTouch 3G Slide, an Android 2.1 powered device with 8GB of storage, a 5 megapixel camera, and a full QWERTY keyboard. The phone also comes with a few unique features that include the “Faves Gallery,” “myModes,” and a “Genius Button.” Read the full story here.

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T-Mobile launches myTouch 3G Slide Android 2.1 QWERTY smartphone

Section: Gadgets / Other We covered the death of the Courier, Microsoft’s shining tablet device that was supposed to take down the iPad. Although the Courier is dead as a device itself, it will live on in parts. Microsoft’s Bill Gates said the following regarding the abrupt halt of the Courier: “Microsoft has a lot of different tablet projects that we’re pursuing, we think that work with the pen that Microsoft pioneered will become a mainstream for students. It can give you a device that you can not only read, but also create documents at the same time.” This device, according to the videos floating around the web, was made for content creators.

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The Microsoft Courier lives on…in parts

I’ve certainly seen my fair share of Nintendo portable casemods over the years, but I have to say that this Gamecube handheld is one of my new faves. I suppose it’s because this is modder techknott’s second Gamecube portable that it’s so well put together. The portable features a nice backlit LCD screen, along with a perfectly integrated Gamecube controller, and a pair of speakers. Hiding the disc tray underneath the screen is a really cool touch too. More pics in the gallery below… …and be sure to scroll down to see Techknott’s GCp in action: Click to View Embedded Video Clip Now all we need is for someone to build a proper Wii handheld, and our Nintendo portable collection will be complete.

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gamecube portable perfection

Targateign Coproratea and Entreprise IT Market, QNAP latest NAS, the TS-859-UP is a 8-Drive Rack Mounted NAS Server aims to provide the same level of quality offered by mainstream companies at a really affodable price. Base on QNAP Business Series Turbo NAS server enclosure, the TS-859U-RP features a dual-core Intel Atom D510 1.66GHz CPU

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QNAP introduced a new 8-Drive Rack-Mounted NAS Server.

If Water-cooling is one of the most efficient and silent way to cool down your CPU, NEC decided that this was far the best way to do the job and that it could be even done in a more eco-friendly manner. Using liquid CFC (Chlorofluocarbon) substitute circulating around our computer CPU, NEC can claim

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NEC introduced a news CFC super-efficient Cooling System for PCs.

In the world of LCD Full HD monitors, consumers could have seen many changes, both in terms of price, in terms of features, or even in terms of design. In 2009, major manufacturers even started to produce new kind of monitors capable to display 3D images. But these screens will probably cost one arm and

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[Review] BenQ E2420HD Full HD LCD Monitor

Kenya-based maker Babamzungu designed and built this proof of concept one-stage anaerobic digester to convert waste organic material into useful methane gas. Anarobic digesters work by placing organic material in an oxygen-free environment, where naturally occurring microorganisms digest the matter and turn it into methane and carbon dioxide. The gas can then be burned as a fuel

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Building a (one-stage) Anaerobic Digester

Equipped with Casio’s traditional Pathfinder triple sensor technology, the PAW5000-1 includes a digital compass, altimeter, barometer and thermometer, making this the all-in-one tool necessary for high energy, rugged, outdoor adventures. The PAW5000-1 has a unique second hand that acts as a compass needle while the hour and the minute hands are specially designed with

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Casio releases a new Pathfinder with the PAW5000-1

What better way to end a long work day than by treating yourself to a movie or two in your very own geek-themed home theater setup. Our team has compiled three of the most amazing examples for your viewing enjoyment. Continue reading to see them all.

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Top 3 Most Amazing Geek Home Theater Setups

According to our friends at Destructoid, the Modern Warfare 2 Stimulus Package for the PS3 will hit the PlayStation Network today. This version, unlike the one released on Xbox Live, is “getting a couple of new multiplayer playlists: Stimulus (only new maps), Stimulus Hardcore, and Team Tactical (TDM, Domination, CTF, Demolition for 6-8 players).” Video after the break. Last we heard, the PC version was getting this add-on on the 4th of this month as well.

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Modern Warfare 2 Stimulus Package PS3 Available Today

Make: Online reader Richard Kline (Dayton, OH) wrote in to remind us of this excellent ham radio convention: I thought I would send a heads-up in case nobody else had about Hamvention 2010, a huge electronics and ham radio convention in Dayton Ohio, which takes place in about two weeks (May 14, 15, and 16th). Hamvention usually has attendance of about 20,000 people and is loads of fun for anyone who is interested in electronics or ham radio… there is an outdoor electronics flea market with thousands of vendors selling all variety of electronic tools and components and a myriad more ham-radio vendors indoors showing off their latest and greatest stuff. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door and are good for all three days. Outdoor flea market vendor spaces costs between $70 and $100 depending on location.

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Dayton Hamvention, May 14-16

The BlackBerry Tour Bold 9650 has received its ceremonial blessing from the FCC according to documents available via the government agency’s website. The newly approved handset is scheduled for a May 23rd release on U.S. wireless provider Sprint and — hopefully — on Verizon shortly thereafter. For those who need a little refresher, the 9650’s stat sheet flows like this: CDMA EV-DO world phone with support for HSPA and UTMS (2100 MHz) networks, Wi-Fi b/g, optical trackpad, GPS, 3.2 megapixel camera with flash, 512 MB of flash memory, microSDHC support for up to a 32 GB card, 1400 mAhr battery, and BlackBerry OS 5.

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FCC blesses BlackBerry Bold 9650

(All photos by the author) I attended an event today at the General Motors Assembly Plant in Arlington, Texas, that gave me cause for deeper reflection. Chevy is celebrating the 75th year of the Suburban model. A single product with three-quarters of a century lineage – now that is something

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Chevrolet celebrates diamond anniversary of Suburban

This is another conceptual USB-powered microwave . I have no idea if the thing is even feasible because I don’t understand anything about electricity except sticking a butter knife in a power outlet didn’t give me “the most epic boner” like my friend said it would AND I TRIED TWICE. USB Microwave Concept Still Falls Short [ohgizmo]

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Because I Wanna Be Fatter: A USB Microwave

I’m a pretty crappy journalist. I do it in my free time, and for the most part, I’m an opinions and hands-on writer. I don’t go monstering around the nation’s capital with a fedora and notepad, and I rarely find myself in a position where I have to probe into anything that matters past an arbitrary release date. I don’t always fact check if I’m not making accusations. But I know a scummy move when I see one.

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Opinion: Apple, iPhone 4, and the Case against Gizmodo

May is here, spring’s in full swing, and folks are in happy circulation. From my home office window, it’s a steady stream of people on leisurely walks, kids and adults on bikes, kids on skates n’ skateboards, and the old guy down the street who proudly rides his Segway to the 7-Eleven. With gas prices and the economy being what they are, growing concern over environmental impacts, and a greater public harangue over obesity and health issues, I’ve definitely seen an increase in neighborhood biking in the past few years. And for all these reasons — not to mention the tinker-building-hacks potential of these diverse conveyances — it’s a trend we welcome here at MAKE. To celebrate spring, and all of the human-powered and other-powered vehicles, we decided to make May “Alt.Transportation” month

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It’s Alt.Transportation month!

A method to Jailbreak the new 3.1.3 iPhone rom is here and it does away with tethering. Tethering is the problem that arose from the blackra1n exploit requiring a computer to reboot the iPhone. Although we saw a hardware workaround for that, it’s much nicer to do away with the issue completely. The new exploit is called Spirit and we found the site was getting hammered earlier so you should check out the writeup over at Redmond Pie if you can’t get through with the link at the top. [Thanks Xb0xGuru via iPhone Hacks ]

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iPhone 3.1.3 unteathered jailbreak

Aus dem Hause Samsung wurde passend zum aktuellen Kinofilm “Iron Man 2″, die neue Samsung Monte Iron Man 2 Special Edition vorgestellt, welche wahrscheinlich in einigen Ländern über O2 vertrieben werden wird. Die neue Limited Edition soll bereits erhältlich sein und bietet die gewohnten Spezifikationen, die auch das normale Samsung Monte anzubieten hat

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Samsung Monte: Die Iron Man 2 Special Edition

The good folks at Speck are rolling out a multitude of ways for you to protect your iPad in style. The latest Speck case I’ve had a chance to try out is the Speck CandyShell for iPad. The CandyShell retails for $49.95 and offers… “Hard Shell. Soft Center. Looks Sweet.” Let’s take a look… From Speck… Our award-winning CandyShell just got bigger! This iPad case has a thin, hard-shell coating with soft rubbery interior lining, bezel, & button covers.

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Speck CandyShell for Apple iPad – Review

I’ve been hiring Angus Hines of Carrolton, VA, for a couple of months now for all my contract laser-cutting, and I can’t say enough good things about him. But, heck, I’ve never met him, so let’s focus on the empirical: Angus consistently quotes me about half what the big-laser cutters want to charge on the same jobs. (Hopefully he knows that, and I haven’t just shot myself in the foot by pointing it out.) Seriously, Angus himself says, “one of my goals is to help bring the price of DIY tech down to a more reasonable level.” Now Angus is offering a kit of all the acrylic parts for the open-source Fab@Home Model 2 3D printer at about 75% of what the Fab@Home preferred vendors are charging.

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My favorite laser-cutter offering 3D printer parts kit deal