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I have been a fan of the products from Arctic Cooling for a while now.  They have branched out from their early offerings of computer parts and have entered the market for many gadget items.  I am also always on the lookout for the perfect laptop gear bag.  The company has just announced entering into the laptop bag market with three interesting looking sizes that should provide both style and quality.  Stay tuned soon for some other Arctic product reviews. ARCTIC NB series Durable Notebook Bag for Daily Use Main Features • All-rounded laptop protection • Organizational compartments for adapter, mouse, and so on • Ideal for frequent travelers • Highly durable and water resistant material The ARCTIC NB series Notebook bags protect your notebook safely and ensures to have a stylistically confident appearance in todays buisiness world. The high durable material of ARCTIC NB series is ideal for frequent travelers and the bag offers enough space for all your accessories.

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Arctic Releases New Series Of Notebook Bags

As the mobile industry continues to grow exponentially and newcomers displace old-timers in terms of devices, services and nearly everything else in the mobile ecosystem, litigation continues to run rampant.  Whether it’s disputes over patent infringement, anti-trust inquiries or even the “handling of digital images,” a lawsuit seems to be the easiest answer for companies large and small. David McCandless, a data journalist and designer, put together this awesome infographic published on his Website “Information is Beautiful” [embedded below] to visually identify who’s suing whom in the telecom world.  He even differentiates between ongoing and finished lawsuits with different arrows, while the size of the cubes represent the various company’s estimated revenue.  In addition, if a company’s cube is red, it means its revenue is decreasing, while gray cubes represent companies with increasing revenues

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Infographic: Who’s Suing Who In Mobile

Since 9/11 there has been increased popularity in military-inspired products.  Known as ‘tactical’ gear (or ‘tacticool’ by some), many of these items go beyond merely inspiration and are in fact quite well designed and built and are functional and rugged.  Civilian Lab , a company in this tactical gear this category, has a growing portfolio that includes the Hazard 4 brand of products.  I had the opportunity to review the Hazard 4 Tonto mini messenger bag, and to put Hazard 4′s motto “progressive tactical” to the test.  Let’s see how it fared! … [ visit site to read more ] Filed in categories: Gear , Reviews Tagged: Bag , gear bag Hazard 4 Tonto Mini Messenger Bag Review originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on October 8, 2010 at 12:00 pm.

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Hazard 4 Tonto Mini Messenger Bag Review

Nokia N8, the much anticipated mobile phone from the world leader Nokia is all set to be officially released on October 22, 2010 in UK. The phone will be available at all retail stores and also through major carriers.

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Nokia N8 to hit the mobile stores in UK on October 22, 2010

Limit Point Software today introduces Foodmatic 1.0 , an innovative new cooking application for the iPhone designed to help users eat better, tastier food. Foodmatic allows users to create delicious recipes in three easy steps: 1) Give it an ingredient or a bunch of ingredients.

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Foodmatic 1.0 – Fun iPhone App helps users eat better, tastier food

It looks like this should be a great weekend for those who want to jailbreak their latest generation iOS devices. The much-anticipated new GreenPois0n jailbreak is expected to be released this Sunday, October 10th, at 10:10AM GMT – quite a catchy release time the devs are aiming for. Just in case you’re curious, the GreenPois0n lockscreen image above is from a Cydia theme (one of many apparently), shared by Matthew over at the iPhone Download Blog .

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New GreenPois0n Jailbreak Expected this Sunday

This week I happened to read the reviews before the comics themselves, especially the Twitter based #ramarev reviews, where I happened upon this following comment: – “The set up of Chaos War reads just like the start of Crisis on Infinite Earths from the 80s! Am I right? #RamaRev “ Well, I had been looking forward to the Chaos War since I first heard of it. Of course I did, I love these huge team-ups and it’s about time that one of these cosmic level threats actually hit Earth. With an introduction like that as provided by @cavalock, I was even more excited. I mean, an intro like the Perez/Wolfman classic

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Secret Infinity Chaos War? We’ve been here before.

… and it will cost you. Nothing is more tiring than the journey anymore; getting to airports hours early, waiting in long lines, being herded like cattle through security only to find that there are no seats left for your oversold flight at the already over-packed gate … ugh! But the ends justify the means, right? And whether it is for vacation or business, we continue to endure the pitfalls of modern day travel.

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TravelTeq’s TRIP Will Pack You, Seat You, Carry You and Rock You

Japanese mobile web usage has grown to outpace that of the United States. It seems that when it comes to being connected on the go, the Japanese have quickly become a leader in that category. According to the findings from a new study by comScore, a staggering three-quarters of all Japanese mobile subscribers accessed the mobile web, apps or other downloaded digital content during the month of June 2010. By comparison in the US, only 43.7% of mobile users did the same – not even close, but still ahead of Europe’s 38.5% Interestingly, Japanese mobile users also displayed “the strongest usage of both applications and browsers” with 59.3% of the entire mobile population accessing their browsers in June and 42.3% accessing applications. Once again, those figures outpace those found among mobile web users in the US

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Japanese Mobile Web Usage Growing Rapidly

There seems to have been quite a bit of talk and writing about how we should be reinforcing positive body images to young kids, girls in particular. So much talk and focus on how unhealthy it is for girls under 21, who are still changing physically, to be looking for plastic surgery … and also so much focus on the unhealthy sizes of fashion models. There has even been quite a bit of recent focus on the impact of Photoshopping advertisements by companies like Ann Taylor and others. That is all good, so what is the problem

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New Study: Body Image Stereotypes Cost Women Money at Work … But Benefit Men

The gang over at iFixit have done the honors of tearing the Nokia N8 to pieces… right down to the screws. There aren’t too many surprises found inside the device, and iFixit gave the handset an 8 out of 10 on their fixability scale (10 being the easiest); they also note the “creative” placement of the antennas and beefy Xenon flash

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Nokia N8 dismantled by iFixit, praised for design and ease of service

Need a costume idea for Halloween this year? How about going as the world’s biggest asshole? All you need is one of these ShockGunz. The guns come in several different varieties including “ClownCrazy”, “MasterBlaster” and “Smackyomama”

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ShockGunz Are Like Gatling Guns That Make You Poop Your Pants

Considering I am a huge fan of classic role-playing games, greatly enjoy the whole Dungeons and Dragons universe, have read and enjoyed some of the popular book series from author R. A. Salvatore including the Icewind Dale Trilogy and the Cleric Quintet, and have been intrigued by the recent announcement of the upcoming online-but-not-MMO computer game Neverwinter … you might say I was a ready-made target for the new book Gauntlgrym: Neverwinter Book I.

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The Lunacy of eBook Pricing – Example from the Forgotten Realms

Make: Online fixture Michal Zalewski has built a rep for his incredibly detailed and precise how-tos. Now he has written another, the ultimate how-to for people interested in learning electronics . There are quite a few primers on electronics on the Internet; sadly, almost all of the top hits resort to gross oversimplifications (e.g., hydraulic analogies), or convenient omission, when covering subtle but incredibly important topics such as the real-world behavior of semiconductors

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Concise electronics for geeks

MHealth, or Mobile Health, is not a new area of mobile development but, since it first gained prominence five years ago, is making some significant strides in being adopted to improve health monitoring around the world. Today, the New Scientist , reported how Dutch research company IMEC demonstrated a new type of Body Area Network (BAN) that allows a heart monitor to send ECG information wirelessly to a patients’ mobile device (so that they can then be forwarded to doctors). You can see a model of a BAN below ( courtesy of Md.Asdaque Hussain and Kyung Sup Kwak ): The interesting development is that the software for the BAN runs on an Android operating system, proof of greater integration between medical sensors and machines and mobile devices.

We just heard that UberTwitter Beta 9 Release 2 is now available.  The major change in this version is the switch away from Google maps and to the choice of either BlackBerry Maps or MapQuest.  UberTwitter hopes to bring Google Maps back in future release as well as add support for Bing Maps.

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3rd Party BlackBerry Twitter Client UberTwitter Updated With New Map Options

Want to jailbreak your iOS 4.1-running iPhone 3G ? Now you can with the newly released redsn0w 0.9.6. This works with Windows-based PCs and can jailbreak both the iPhone 3G and 2G iPod Touch running on iOS 4.1, and even those with OS 4.2 beta installed. Do note, however, that this is still a beta version, and by choosing to use this jailbreak, you’ll also upgrade the baseband on your iPhone 3G making it unlock-proof for the time being. Needless to say, if you rely on an unlock, this particular iPhone jailbreak isn’t recommended for you

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Redsn0w 0.9.6 iOS 4.1 jailbreak for iPhone 3G now Available

Reuters is reporting that the United Arab Emirates and BlackBarry manufacturer Research In Motion have resolved differences that could have potentially left 500,000 BlackBerry subscribers without data services after October 11. “The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority has confirmed that Blackberry services are now compliant with the UAE’s telecommunications regulatory framework,” reported WAM, a state run news agency. “All Blackberry services in the UAE will continue to operate as normal and no suspension of service will occur on October 11, 2010,” the news outlet continued. The UAE had threatened to shutter BlackBerry data services due to their inability to access RIM servers through legal means if necessary; BlackBerry data was handled by servers outside of the UAE which created a security and sovereignty nightmare for the Arab state.

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UAE and RIM resolve differences, BlackBerry service to continue after October 11

Today Mozilla announced that its Firefox 4 beta browser for Android and Maemo smartphones is now available. Firefox 4 beta uses some of the same technology as its desktop counterpart, and includes Firefox Sync and tabbed browsing. Firefox Sync provides your history, bookmarks, passwords, and open tabs from your computer on your phone.

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Mozilla Firefox 4 beta browser for Android, Maemo smartphones launched

Found under: BlackBerry , FedEx , Shipments , Tracking , FedEx has just unveiled their app for BlackBerry phones which lets you do almost anything of their services from your phone. You can check the status of your shipments create shipping labels find the nearest FedEx drop-box ship center or FedEx Office location.The FedEx mobile app gives you access up-to-date tracking details along with creating and email shipping labels while on the go. You can also view your ship history and access your fedex.com address book. You can obtain accu Read More Read more in mobile format

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The Sanyo Innuendo for Sprint is a feature phone that sports a cool design with a hidden external touch sensitive keypad and a full hardware QWERTY keyboard inside. Other features include a 3.2 megapixel camera and social networking support. Watch the video here.

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Video: Sanyo Innuendo by Kyocera for Sprint – unboxing and video tour