Kwon Jieun’s concept Bookmate is a book-cover, a stand, a light and a bookmark, all in one. The flexible jacket has a pair of wraparound grips which grab the two halves of the book when it is open, keeping the book either flat on the table in front of you or – if you flip out the kick-stand – propped up on a counter-top or your lap
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Bookmate, The Multi-Tasking Book-Holder
Verizon Wireless today introduced Group Communication, a new tool that can be used by families or other organizations to contact up to 20 people at once via phone call, text message or voice message. Verizon is offering two different …
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Verizon Wireless Rolls Out Group Calling Service
When we ran our review of the Alienware M11x a few months back , there were a couple of things that really didn’t sit well with us. They had decided on the older Nvidia chipset (which forced you to basically shut everything down to change from discrete to active video) and you were somewhat limited in what CPU options were available. Well, no longer
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Alienware officially updates the M11x
Adobe has released the final, baked, non-beta version of Lightroom 3, its photo organizing and editing software. Most of you will likely have been using the very stable betas for some months now, but there are a few extra goodies in this final release that will tempt you to upgrade
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Adobe Lightroom 3 Released, Adds Lens Distortion Tweaks
There were plenty of products presented at Computex 2010, and besides the previously mentioned Holux GPSport 260 there is also the ASUS Eee PC 1015T. In terms of specifications the ASUS Eee PC 1015T comes with a single core processor, more specifically an AMD V105 running at 1.2GHz, and the graphics card is powered by an ATI Radeon HD4200, while the memory RAM can either be set at 1GB or 2GB
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ASUS Eee PC 1015T at Computex 2010
Holux decided to present a new GPS system at Computex 2010, more specifically the Holux GPSport 260 which includes a good pack of features, such as: – barometric altimeter; – pedometer; – 1.5-inch display screen; – can work as a GPS data logger; – can save up to 160 thousand waypoints; – can work under water for 30 minutes with depth being one meter; – battery life of 20 hours; – and more… At the moment there isn’t any information about the price tag of the Holux GPSport 260 but we’ll keep you updated. Related Posts ASUS Eee PC 1015T at Computex 2010 There were plenty of products presented at Computex 2010, and besides the previously mentioned Holux…
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Holux GPSport 260 – GPS System
The Spider Holster people have added a boxful of accessories to their belt-mounted camera-carrier, letting photographers hang their cameras on belts from various other manufacturers and generally make their DSLRs more secure. The Spider Holster, you will remember, is not a way to keep an arachnid close at hand for some comedy mom-scaring action
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Spider Holster Adds Arca-Swiss Mount, Third-Party Belt Support
AdHack is a new crowdsourced DIY advertising marketplace, which links up people making ads with those looking for them. The idea is similar to SpotMixer, Zooppa and even AdReady which does DIY banner ads. The difference with AdHack is they’re 159 words | permalink | One comment | digg this
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AdHack – crowdsourced DIY advertising community
Google has confirmed to eWeek that it will be launching its Goggles app on the iPhone platform. The visual recognition app scans images from the phone’s camera to identify a variety of information, including bar codes, products, landmarks and …
Updated to include more information on Qik Apple’s new iPhone 4 is the company’s biggest update yet for the handset and it will have you drooling. The phone is a snazzily slim, glass-backed slab that boasts some impressive specs: dual cameras, a big operating system update and video chat, among other things. Apple introduced the phone at its developer conference Monday and said it will be available on AT&T’s network starting June 24.
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Showdown: iPhone 4 vs. HTC Evo 4G
Apple on Monday released Safari 5, the latest version of its desktop Web browser, with a 30 percent performance increase, the addition of Bing search and secure sandboxed extensions, as well as support for more than a dozen new HTML5 technologies.
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Apple releases Safari 5 with extensions, expanded HTML5 support
Any AT&T customer whose upgrade date occurs before the end of 2010 will be eligible to buy Apple’s new iPhone 4 at the $199 and $299 subsidized pricing up to six months early, with a new two-year contract.
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How to tell if you’re eligible for AT&T’s iPhone 4 upgrade pricing
Loyal to itself, Apple released nice videos with sweet music to go along the introduction of the iPhone 4 . iPhone 4 Design Video FaceTime Commercial Retina Display ” iPhone 4 Promo Videos ” is an article by the iPhone Download Blog sponsored by the iPhone Store . Feel free to leave a comment or discuss this topic in the forum .
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Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs announced his trademark “one more thing” on Monday by making a video call to the company’s designer Jony Ive through a service called FaceTime, which Apple aims to make an open industry standard.
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Apple announces open standard FaceTime video chat for iPhone 4
Calling it the biggest leap since the original iPhone, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs introduced the new iPhone on Monday, complete with an all-new, thinner design, camera flash, front-facing camera, a second noise-canceling microphone, and a gyroscope for six-axis motion sensing.
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Apple unveils iPhone 4 with 326ppi display, gyroscope coming June 24
Because the iPhone OS runs on devices other than phones — including the iPod touch and iPad — Apple announced on Monday that it has renamed its mobile operating system to iOS 4, coming for free June 21 for the iPhone 3GS, iPhone 3G and iPod touch.
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Apple drops ‘phone’ from its mobile OS for new name: iOS 4
How many times have we heard of iPhone apps being rejected for no know reason? Yes, like about one thousand times. Today at the WWDC, Steve Jobs revealed more information about the amount of apps submitted and the 3 reasons that sometimes get them rejected
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Steve Jobs Reveals the 3 Reasons That Can Get Your App Rejected
Apple said Monday that its new iPad device helped the company garner a 22% share of the eBook market in just over two months, selling more than 5 million digital books to early adopters. An update to the device’s iBook software will soon build on that success with support for PDF, bookmarking, and more
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Apple grabs 22% share of eBook market, announces PDF support for iBooks
ACS have completely redesigned their T1 triple driver Custom In Ear Monitor for 2010, below is our review of this exciting new earphone. At the top end is a combined unit providing specific drivers for the highs and mids engineered into a single unit with an ultra-compact crossover optimising the response for each, this is then combined with a clear and powerful bass driver to deliver rich and full-bodied bottom end. All driver builds are hand-made and individually tested by the technicians in Banbury to ensure that each configuration is a perfect fit.
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ACS T1 Custom Earphones – Brand New for 2010
Speaking at Apple’s annual developers conference on Monday, chief executive Steve Jobs said his company’s industry-leading App Store has generated developers more than $1 billion in revenues while serving up over 5 billion app downloads since its inception two years ago.
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Apple says App Store has made developers over $1 billion
This Emerson Multi-Function Photo Frame Weather Station is clever all right. They’ve taken a standard 7 inch LCD screen and stuffed a weather display as well as clock, calendar and photo viewer software into the innards.
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Emerson Multi-Function Photo Frame Weather Station – clock, photos and some cute cumulonimbus
The new Nokia C2-00 is a dual sim mobile phone launched right after the C1-00. In contrast to the C1-00, the C2-00 is a much higher end device and will be priced almost 50% higher that the C1-00. Featurewise the C2-00 has a longer spec list, which is quite obvious and it includes a GSM 900/1800 MHz connectivity, GPRS class 12, Nokia’s Series 40 interface, a 128 x 160 pixel TFT outer display, integrated MP3 player, an expandable microSD card slot, VGA camera, FM radio, Bluetooth and a standard 3.5mm audio jack.
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Nokia C2-00