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Section: Communications , Cellphones , Smartphones , Mobile Google announced a few days back that they were currently working with the final shipment of the Nexus One . In other words, if you want a new Nexus One then you need to make a purchase sooner as opposed to later. That said, at that time all we knew was that Google had received its last shipment, but more recently; “A Google spokeswoman told The Times on Tuesday that the Mountain View, Calif., company expects to sell out of its remaining supply by the end of the month but wouldn’t say how many units it received.” Read [ LA Times ] Full Story

Looks like OnLive could have some competition in the form of Gaikai , another cloud-computing service that promises performance gaming without a console.  Unlike OnLive, which uses a standalone box, Gaikai streams games directly into your browser; we’ve already seen it streaming WoW to Apple’s iPad

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Gaikai cloud-gaming service gets Intel cash to put Mass Effect in your browser

Panasonic has just added a new rugged the LUMIX TS10 compact camera to its Lumix range. The new Panasonic LUMIX TS10 is waterproof to approximately 10 feet, shockproof up to 5 feet, dust proof and freezeproof to 14 degrees F *(1). Its slim design is still able to include a 14.1 mega pixel camera fitted with a 4x optical zoom. On its back is a 2.7″ intelligent LCD screen that can detect lighting conditions and automatically boost LCD backlighting by 40% when shooting outdoors.

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Panasonic Launch New Rugged LUMIX TS10 Compact Digital Camera

Panasonic has outed a full five new digital cameras in its Lumix range, including rugged models, HD-video capable shooters and the company’s first full hybrid.  The Panasonic Lumix FZ100 kicks things off, with a 14.1-megapixel sensor, Full HD video recording, 24x optical zoom and 11fps burst rates, while the Lumix DMC-FZ40 gets the same sensor and can shoot 720p HD AVCHD Lite video. The Panasonic Lumix FX700, meanwhile, has a 14.1-megapixel sensor, 3-inch touchscreen LCD and 5x optical zoom with a 24mm ultra wide-angle lens.

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Panasonic Lumix FZ100, FZ40, FX700, LX5 and TS10 all get official

With 3D finally starting to break through in mainstream devices, Sony is looking to protect one of their developments that sends two images from one video screen to two different people. Patents recently published show that Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. the PlayStation division of Sony, is looking to systems that will allow to players to share separate images from one screen, rather than playing in a split screen mode. An example maybe if two people were playing a FPS on one screen, the norm would be to use a split screen, Sony’s Multiplayer Stereoscopic System would allow each player to see only their own characters views on the screen

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Sony Patents Multiplayer Stereoscopic System

Broadband Internet is rapidly taking the lead as the most popular type of Internet Access  due to its speed and is offered in the form of cable, DSL (Digital Subscriber Line), and satellite.  Although dial-up service is cheaper, more than half the world’s population is opting for the speed and convenience of a broadband Internet connection. With all of the options that are available today for obtaining a broadband Internet connection, what is the difference between the connections and which one is best? How can you compare internet service ? The answer depends upon your geographical area and the connection options that are available in your location.  If you live in a metropolitan area, most likely you will have more options for a broadband Internet connection than if you are located in a rural area.

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A Review of Broadband Internet Connections

We recently got a hands-on with the upcoming EyePet Move game for the PS3. Although the game is really aimed at kids and families, the game is so unique that it is sure to appeal to all types of gamers. The concept of a virtual pet has been done and redone over the years in video games, but EyePet Move takes the virtual pet concept and integrates with the latest cool video game technologies – such as 3D gaming and the power of augmented reality by utilizing the PlayStation Eye Camera

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EyePet Move for PS3 is Like GigaPets for 2010

Hubba-hubba, here is one gaming laptop that is a true beauty! What we especially like about the Lenovo IdeaPad Y560d Core i7 15.6″ 3D Gaming Laptop is that unlike many gaming laptops out there that have overly masculine designs, this one should especially appeal to female gamers with its neat purple tribal design. But aside from its cool lid, the laptop also sports an impressive spec list: Weighing under 6 lbs, the IdeaPad Y560d features TriDef 3D technology, it’s bundled with Polarizer 3D glasses, JBL speakers, OneKey Theater II, Dolby Home Theater sound, 4GB of ram, a 500GB hard drive, and a 1GB ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5730 card. The Lenovo IdeaPad Y560d is on sale today for $1,146.65 after $452.35 off

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Deal of the Day: Lenovo IdeaPad Y560d 15.6″ 3D Gaming Laptop for $1,146

While the robots that have found their way from Japan’s Kondo are of the humanoid, bipedal kind , they decided to go off the board this time, offering up a four-legged turtle-bot. The Kame Robotto is the first robot in Kondo’s animal robot series, and he’s a cute little bugger. A set of nine servos power along the mechanical reptile, who manages to scurry along much faster than most real turtles I know. Click to View Embedded Video Clip He also has a few tricks up his turtle sleeves, as you can see from the video clip. Want one

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kondo turtle robot crawls its way into our hearts

I attended this reception for German sweets & snacks manufacturers who were in town for the Institute of Food Technologists show @ McCormick Place.  I highlight a few of these firms simply to bring out a few of the differences between German & American business.  1st of all, the exhibiting German firms are all family-owned

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those German sweeties

Finally, bullets specially designed to kill terrorists . Because, I don’t know if you knew this or not, but terrorist anatomy is different from mine and yours. And not just their little childlike wieners! Enter ExtremeShock™ “Fang Face” and “Air Freedom” rounds: It’s a new war, and our nations best warriors now carry the world’s most devastating ammunition! As we entrust the de-fense of our freedom in our finest professionals, they now carry an advantage beyond their own heroism! Over ten years in co-development with Special Operations Groups and Federal Law Enforcement, the new ExtremeShock™ Explosive Entry tactical defense rounds represent the ultimate refinement in lethal bullet technology. The compressed Tungsten-NyTrilium™ Composite fragments upon impact, leaving a wound channel of catastrophic proportions . The expansive fragmentation characteristics of the ExtremeShock rounds transfer the bullets energy in a far faster time span than conventional hollowpoints.

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YOU GONNA DIE!: ExtremeShock™, The World’s Premier Anti-Terrorist Ammunition

Apple has announced its 3rd quarter earnings. And, once again, the tech giant beat the street. On Tuesday after the close of trading on Wall Street, the Cupertino-based technology juggernaut blew consensus estimates out of the water (which had previously forecast 3Q earnings of $14.75 billion) with actual earnings totaling $15.74 billion. The company’s Q4 revenue guidance comes in at $18 billion vs.

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Apple 3rd Quarter Earnings Beat Expectations

A brewing free-speech debate touched off by a lost prototype of Apple’s iPhone has ended quietly with a blogger’s agreement to cooperate with investigators. Thomas J Nolan Jr, a lawyer for Jason Chen of Gizmodo.com, said Monday that technology website agreed to the deal with prosecutors to resolve the case as quickly as possible. A judge on Friday ordered a search warrant withdrawn and seized items returned to Chen. The website posted images in April of a prototype iPhone left in a Redwood City bar by an Apple employee. Gizmodo said it paid money for the phone

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iPhone saga: Free speech fight ends quietly

Raytheon provided a public showing of their Laser Close-In Weapon System (CIWS) at the recent Farnborough Airshow, demonstrating just how the blaster can be used to shoot robotic death-planes out of the sky by turning an unmanned drone into an unmanned drone crashing into the ocean. *sniff* Smell that? Smells like the dog farted under the bed and now the mattress is on fire victory .

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Success!: Anti-Aircraft Laser Pews Down Unmanned Drone At English Airshow

A slide detailing some specs of the upcoming BlackBerry Storm 3 has leaked. The Storm 3 is set to be a rather minor refresh of the Storm 2 , so don’t expect anything too groundbreaking. The most important changes won’t be in hardware, but in software, as it will be running BlackBerry OS 6 . The Storm 3 will double the Storm 2′s amount of RAM to 512 MB, the camera will be 5 Megapixels compared to 3.15. Also, the new Storm will come with WiFi 802.11 n support.

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BlackBerry Storm 3 details emerge, BlackBerry OS 6 WebKit browser gets tested

Some people’s devices never have to brave anything worse than a little bit of travel time as they are transported from the house to the car to the building their owner works in; other devices get put in precarious situations every day — whether it be from danger from dropping, crushing, or simply dust and grit damaging the finish.

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OtterBox Will Defend Your iPhone 4 From Reception Issues … Among Other Things

(image courtesy Vator.tv ) Amazon is normally very tight-lipped about Kindle sales. Today, though, they pulled back the curtain a bit, and the peek inside should be enough to send traditional publishing and bookstores screaming for their xanax. Apparently, in the last three months, Amazon has sold 180 Kindle eBooks for every 100 hardcover books

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Amazon Announces Huge eBook Sales Numbers As the Sky Falls on Publishers

Ever wish you had great speakers everywhere with you to jam to your tunes on your mp3 player or even pump out better bass from the iPad, but don’t want to carry around a bulky speaker system?  Tunebug solves that problem with a device called Vibe .  What this small and very portable device does is that it turns anything into a flat panel speaker system with their patented SurfaceSound technology. … [ visit site to read more ] Filed in categories: Audio, Video, TV Gear , Reviews Tagged: audio gear , Speakers Tunebug Vibe Speaker Review originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on July 20, 2010 at 12:04 pm

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Tunebug Vibe Speaker Review

If you are looking to stock up on video games this summer, head to GameStop and check out their Power Saver Sale . From now through Sunday, August 8, 2010 in stores and online, you can get new and pre-owned games up to 50% off. Modern Warfare 2 Sale titles include popular games such as: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Assassin’s Creed 2 Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Splinter Cell: Conviction DJ Hero Also through July 24, 2010, you can purchase any color DSi ($149.99) or DSi XL (169.99) system and receive your choice of one of the following games free: Pokèmon Platinum, Style Savvy, Pokèmon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Sky, Super Mario 64, and Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks. Selections are limited. Post from: EveryJoe

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GameStop Power Saver Sale

Students at the Rochester Institute of technology have put together this WiFi hotspot that is powered by a wind turbine and a solar panel . It gets its signal through a parabolic antenna pointed at a near by building and repeats it for use in the vicinity. They are using a 30W solar panel, along with a 1/4 horse power 90V DC motor to charge two 6V batteries in series. On a windy day, the turbine has yielded 120W. Something interesting to note is a comment they made about blades

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Wifi hotspot powered by wind turbine and solar panel

If you have been looking forward to playing your stereoscopic PS3 games in full 1080p HD, you might be a little disappointed as Sony have now issued guide lines restricting their PS3 games to only 720p. The guidelines have been put in place to help reduce eye strain caused by 3D gaming and all native 1080p content will be run at a lower 720p, to create a smooth 60fps frame rate. The effects of the down scaling are probably unnoticeable to most gamers, Sony’s Simon Benson explained during a demo of the technology at the Develop conference this week. He went on to explain that games running natively at 1080p resolution, like  Super Stardust HD , are downscaled in 3D mode to two 720p images (one for each eye).

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Sony Restricts 3D Gaming On PS3 to 720p