Everybody has probably been complaining about iPad 2’s camera issue, which apparently has a lower resolution than its display. Kai at DigitalRev has recently made a comparison with a Canon EOS 600D to see which one is the better camera. More »

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Last year in June, a leak of Microsoft’s detailed plans around the yet-to-be-released Windows 8 found its way onto the internet and newspaper headlines. Yet, this has all come back. Because a new leak delves deeper into the kind of functionalities users of Windows 8 can expect. More »

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A delay for the Sony Ericsson XPERIA Play has been confirmed by UK carrier O2 after some bugs were found in the software. They announced the delay after having “found some bugs in the software that, if they’re not fixed, means customers won’t have a great experience.” According to the head of O2’s testing team, Stuart Hibberd, by the time Sony Ericsson has tweaked the firmware, the gaming smartphone will have already missed the previous April 1 launch date. More »

For months, cities around the country have been vying for a chance to be the winner of a competition in which the winning city would become the test site for Google’s new gigabit fiber network. Topeka, Kansas even went as far as to rename the city to Google, Kansas. The name change, albeit temporary, was an attempt to catch Google’s attention and snag the prize. Well, looks like it didn’t do them much good, because Google chose their sister city, Kansas City, instead! More »

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Microsoft have began to ship the first test version of its Windows 8 operating system to PC manufacturers, according to some online forums. So a 2012 release that is late into that year will not be altered any time soon. More »

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Food on the Table aims to help you create a delicious meal and save you money at the same time. With an integrated grocery list feature in the app, it is able to use your phone’s GPS to locate your nearest grocery stores and inform you of current sales on items on your list to buy that will help you get everything you need for less. More »

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- Asus’s Eee PC T101MT showcases the convertible tablet feature very well.

- Best Buy has launched a 4G mobile broadband service, with the help of Clearwire. More »

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What’s a speaker + a light bulb? The answer to that would be a device that Hammacher Schelmmer decided to create called the “Audio Light Bulb.” It’s basically some light bulbs with speakers that you can shove into the light sockets on your roof. It’s the perfect alternative for those who despise unattractive speakers and tangled wires! More »

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Despite the approval for the new .xxx domains, those opposed to the move are still, well, opposed. Religious groups and other activist groups have voiced their disapproval of the “adult entertainment” exclusive domains, and now it looks like a whole country has taken a stand! More »

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Choosing an internet browser to fit your internet browsing needs is an important tasks. There are many factors to consider when making such a magnanimous decision, including aesthetics, browser speed, user friendliness and browsing features. One other thing to consider? Energy efficiency. Yes. Energy efficiency. And you know what? Microsoft says that its got the most energy-efficient browser in town! More »

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The title is kind of misleading, but that’s what NewScientist is now becoming known for. In a sense, the wi-fi “signals” were in fact “visible”. The video itself is kind of vague, so this summarization is based purely on what I got out of it. More »

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From Wirebot: If you’ve seen GameCube mods, you may know how they relatively look but you might just want to see the one Jonathan Shine assembled together called the CCube (Compact Cube) out of the case of an old answering machine, cement of plastic and a lot of paint. The final creation was done after 15 months which was nowhere near the 2 weeks that Shine was originally expecting. More »

From Wirebot: I will forever be jealous of the geniuses who can come up with such cool inventions. Remember the iTunes app Fruit Ninja where you can slice open fruit with one swipe of a finger? A group of students in Germany created a life-sized version of the game, Fruit Ninja in the CAVE, where you can play Fruit Ninja in a little white room and use your hands as swords by means of virtual reality. How cool is that? More »

From Wirebot: Yep, the title says it all. If you remember from early this year, there was much chatter on whether the Nintendo 3DS would have region codes or not. To clear up all the rumors, a worker on Nintendo’s support staff released an email stating, “There are no Region codes in DS and DS Lite, but DSi, DSi [XL], and 3DS have region codes. The region codes are installed in each game and the 3DS itself… You can’t play if the region codes are different.” An official announcement regarding this was never released by Nintendo but now she Americans have the chance to test their imported games, it has been proven true. The device acts as if the game isn’t even there. More »

From Wirebot: A monster. No, I’m kidding. It’s actually an amazing vintage-looking Xbox. Basically this guy, Ben Heck, who is amazing at taking apart existing consoles and remaking them (in a way), decided to merge an Atari 2600 with an Xbox360 with built-in LCD display. The outcome is essentially a very stylish and portable laptop with the power of the 360, and killer looks of the Atari.

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