So we haven’t heard from Microsoft about much, but it looks like they’re coming back with a bang. What’s this we see? Microsoft employees attending…a funeral? More »

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Remember last year when NextWorth had a plan where you could get cash for trading in your iPhone. Well it seems that deal has returned with a little twist, but for the iPod Touch. More »

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Previously, I wrote about an Apple customer making an iWatch by clipping his new iPod Nano to a watch strap. Well it looks like iLoveHandles has jumped on the idea of making money off of the creation and is now selling special watch straps, called Rock Bands, for making your own iWatch. More »

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Yet another Android tablet is coming! Japanese company Mouse Computer is going to release LuvPad AD100, an Android 2.2 tablet. It supports an Nvidia Tegra 250 processor and 512MB DDR2 RAM. It weighs 760 grams and the 10.1-inch multitouch LCD has LED backlight (1024 x 600). Furthermore, this device features an internal speaker, 8GB on-board flash, and MicroSD card slot. More »

A new company called Kno comes to the rescue after Microsoft abandoned their Courier Project earlier this year. With the same name as its company, the Kno is a dual-screen tablet/e-reader that features two 14″ touchscreens that you can open like a book or fold back as a single panel slate, it is powered by an NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor and all the software in it was built on WebKit. More »

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As a Georgia Tech student, I was proud to hear about this amazing news! Ronald Arkin, who is a Regents professor in the Georgia Tech School of Interactive Computing, has been experimenting with the idea of deceptive robots, aka Decepticons. More »

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Apparently, the $35 Android tablet that we’ve all been gushing about is not really from India. Whoa, back up, what? Yeah. This “Indian tablet” is actually made by Hivision, a Chinese manufacturer, and would be sold under the Speedpad name for around $100. More »

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In an attempt to make the highly expensive iPhone and iPod Touch more accessible to the younger consumers, Griffin Technology has released the Woogie: “The Huggable Case and Media Player for iPod Touch and iPhone.” More »

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The latest report from online tracking company comScore shows that people have been spending more time on Facebook than Google. What kind of twisted dimension are we living in? More »

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In a disturbing turn of events, it appears that whenever one of our iDevices connects to a simple Wi-Fi network, said Apple iOS device makes a simple request to an Apple URL (http://www.apple.com/library/test/success.html) without the user’s knowledge. That sounds a bit like spyware, no? More »

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Brita Pitchers have been doing well in the past few years because it cleans out the tap water so it is more drinkable. But it looks Brita has a competitor because the HoMedics Restore Clean Water System looks like a Brita Pitcher but it has a funky ultra-violet light and cleans 99.9999% of bacteria, viruses and microbial cysts. Wow, that is pretty amazing right? More »

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If you love cute stuff and music then these set of Dolphin earphones might suit your taste. The earphones comes in blue and pink and it offers a 92bd/mw output with a 16Ω impedance. It may not give you the best sound but it can definitely give you unique and stylish feel while listening to your favorite music. More »

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I can hear those fashion-conscious and trendy-aware fanatics gasping for Plumen’s Designer Lightbulb. For those of you who are sick of fluorescent lightbulbs, here’s the new fashionable way to light your home. More »

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Your everyday items seem to go digital nowadays. Even your friendly kitchen appliances! How? Check out the eKitch Digital Measuring Hug and Scales! This is a 2-in-1 product because it functions as a measuring cup and a kitchen scale. Another cool thing is that this cup is capable of measuring both solids and liquids. More »

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HDR photos, which stand for High Dynamic Range photos are always very interesting to look at because of the high contrast and detail that is brought out with the combination of the over and under exposed shots. The folks over at Soviet Montage Productions have figured out a way to transform the great photography style onto the video spectrum by using two Canon 5D Mark II’s and a beam splitter. More »

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