Kingston has finally decided to upgrade its ancient USB flash drives. The first generation of its DataTraveler Ultimate 3.0 could only read at a speed of 80MB/sec. Now the second generation of the flash drive can read 100MB/sec and write 70MB/sec when plugged into a USB 3.0 port. More »

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As there are even more talks about the upcoming iPhone 5, the folks over at Techno Buffalo have created a full infographic of Apple’s next generation smartphone, which will presumably be launched at Apple’s annual event in Fall. The device will apparently get a larger 4-inch display and it will be powered by Apple’s dual core A5 processor. As for the design, the rumors say that the phone will be ‘the world’s thinnest smartphone.’ More »

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Today’s unique USB, courtesy of SNSDLuv, features Calvin Klein USB Sunglasses! Includes full UV protection plus a 4GB flash drive epically hidden in the right arm, that’s pretty sweet. More »

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Ever wanted to be updated with the latest news regarding Justin Bieber? With the help of Justin Bieber Channel, you will be able to view all the videos uploaded in his official Youtube account, update yourself with his latest tweets and many more! You will also receive notification whenever new videos have been uploaded. More »

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- Slingbox’s founder allows any web-connected Android smartphones or tablets to control lights, thermostats and other home appliances.

- New Relic has added a new feature that allows customers to monitor their user’s experiences in real time such as page-load time, network performance, rendering time and many more. More »

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Nine more cities were added to Verizon’s 4G LTE network coverage, meaning more Verizon Wireless customers will be able to very fast speeds on their HTC Thunderbolts and 4G mobile hotspots. More »

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From Htcyou:

Google Nexus S users on T-Mobile might be having a bit of trouble using the video chat feature, which has recently been added through the latest Android 2.3.4 update. Specifically, this issue comes when users try to use this Gtalk video chat over a 3G connection. More »

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There has been a lot of issues going on concerning the Android tablets that have been released and not too many people are exactly happy about that. Well rest assured, we can all be expecting huge improvements now that Jen-Hsun Huang, the CEO of NVIDIA tells customers that the next generation will be even better! More »

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ASUS Eee Pad Transformer and Acer Iconia Tab A500 are apparently expected to get Android 3.1 Honeycomb update in early June, following Motorola Xoom, which was the first tablet to get the Android 3.1 update. More »

Sony definitely knows how to grab attention with its technology. At the SID 2011, there were many a e-paper solution, but they all lacked flexible screens. Not to worry, Sony managed to do just that with a display weighing only 20 grams and measures 150-microns thick. And this done with just plastic substrate. More »

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After installing the latest Boxee Box 1.1 update, why would surround speakers end up being muted? Users who were rocking to surround sound systems got this before the update. Now, their listening experience has been disrupted. More »

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This amazing piece of Origami, which is of the Iron Man which was made from an uncut square of paper, was made by MIT student Brian Chan. More »

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BitCoin is a digital currency as an alternative to real money which can be exchanged for goods and services at some places. The creators this online money system are aiming to ‘revolutionize global finance the way the web changed publishing.’ More »

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If you’re paranoid about giving your fingerprints cause you don’t like touching something that loads of others have too, you are not the only one. If the technology world continues as it is now, it might not be a problem in the future. Advanced Optical Systems (AOS) have managed to come up with a new finger print scanner which can authenticate an individual’s identity from up to two meters away! More »

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Scientists have found these jets of waters traveling from the bottom of the ocean up around 9800 feet, are responsible to a lot of fluctuation of the Earth’s climate. These currents flow at the rate of 1,180 to 2,360 feet per hour along the equator across the Atlantic ocean. The kinetic energy from these deep sea currents then alters the surface currents which causes the some fluctuation in the climate. More »

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