According to a Nikkei.net story, Panasonic will release a robot that will do the work of a front desk clerk and pharmacist at hospitals and eliminate the need for any errors. The robot will have access to patient medical records and dispense prescriptions according to the needs of the patients, read from their records. More »

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Social networking took a huge leap forward last week when GDGT was launched. For most of you who have no idea what gdgt.com is all about, then here’s a quick intro about the site. It’s created by Peter Rojas, the genius behind Gizmodo then Engadget, the two biggest gadget sites in the blogosphere. (My profile and details after the break) More »

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Amazon has dropped their price on the Kindle 2 eBook reader today. It’s been five months since Amazon introduced the Kindle 2 to the masses. Amazon’s eBook reader has been one of the most successful eBook readers on the market, it was sold out for the first few months. More »

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There’s finally a way to fight back against the Paparazzi and it’s using a new concept designed by Adam Harvey. It’s called the Anti Paparazzi Clutch and it reflects the flash of the camera back to the picture taker creating a halo like effect around the person carrying the clutch, thus making the picture useless. More »

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Nike today launched their new T-shirt gun so you can act like a fool with your friends. T-shirt launchers are extremely popular at sporting events, when mascots or cheerleaders come out and launch t-shirts to fans. It’s exciting to get one (I would know) but to do this with your friends has got to be one of the dumbest ideas yet. (Nike video and details after the break). More »

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The Japanese have done it again. This time they’ve managed to create a robot that can make noodles in 2 minutes. Momozon Robot Rame was created by Yoshihira Uchida, who owns the noodle shop he works in. His robot allows customers to choose from over 40 million flavor combinations. More »

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Sprint has taken a difference strategy with their new Palm Pre not allowing Pre sales over the phone. The official word from Sprint is so Sprint “can focus inventory in sales channels where customers have the best opportunity to experience Ready Now, and we can deliver the best purshasing experience.”

I wonder why Sprint has decided to take this approach considering the Pre has been getting rave reviews. They may be taking the Apple iPhone approach, allowing a representative to walk through customers who might have problems with using the phone. More »

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It’s official, Google is joining the fight for operating dominance with their announcement that the Google Chrome OS is coming in 2010. What does this mean? Well for starters, Windows and OS X have some competition, especially Microsoft, which has more to lose than Apple in the OS battle. More »

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Google brings Gmail, Docs, Calendar, and Talk out of beta (updated) - Engadget

77 iTunes Icons Apple Would Never Dream of Using - Gizmodo

Top 11 Ways to Save Money and Time With Your Phone - Switched

Is the recession causing people to play more and more video games? - CrunchGear

BlackBerry Tour Review: Part 2 - The Boy Genius

Apple App Store Turns 1 - So, What’s Great About It? - Ziggytek

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Sonos, the makers of the wireless audio system, has launched their second generation remote control for their extremely popular audio system. The Sonos CR200 provides wireless multi-touch control of zoneplayers throughout the house or apartment.

The updated device brings touch screen capability missing in their first remote control. It’s also smaller in scale, has a glass screen, up to 5 days of battery life, a rugged body and removable battery, missing in the first remote control. (More pictures and details after the break). More »

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This Friday, July 10th will mark the one year anniversary of Apple’s App Store. I don’t know what the iPhone would be without the App Store and I don’t know what people did with their phones before that besides just making phone calls.

The App Store was the beginning of a new era for mobile smartphones. Cell phone manufacturers decided to churn out their own version of the app store for their line of phones. Blackberry’s introduced App World, Palm has the App Catalog while Nokia calling theirs, Ovi. More »

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The State of New Jersey is implementing a new law on its drivers that they cannot operate GPS systems while driving because this could pose a threat to themselves and others. The last time a law such as this one was in early 2008 when New Jersey joined other states to enact hand held cell phone bans. More »

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Sony is set to release a netbook next month and is finally taking the plunge into the netbook market. The Sony W will feature a nice 1366×768 widescreen display already setting it higher up on the scale considering that other netbooks have a screen resolution of 1024×600. (More details and pictures after the break.) More »

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LG is playing with our minds. Today, LG announced the heir to the throne of the famous LG chocolate, which sold over 21 million units worldwide. The new LG chocolate is intended to be the fourth chocolate in their fashion series and will be included in LG’s upcoming Black Label. (More pictures and details after the break) More »

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Best buy now has the PS3 bundle with Killzone 2 and Metal Gear Solid 4 for $399.99. The 80GB version of the Playstation 3 is being bundled possibly to clear stock for the rumored upcoming PS3 Slim.

If you’re looking for a 80GB thick Playstation 3 with two amazing games, then hit up Best Buy for a great deal.

If you’re one of those people waiting for the latest technology, then keep waiting for the PS3. It will come eventually.

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