Tag Archives: Prototype

RSS Digest – #53

Here are the links for: Thursday, February 19th 2009…

The New Internet Games in Windows 7
Test Updates for Windows 7 Beta Users
Intel SSDs May Suffer From Irreparable Fragmentation Slowdowns [Ssd]
Video: Nintendo DSi trailer for the US
DSi gets European release date
Paid apps appear in Android Market
Microsoft to sell red Xbox 360
Live Blog: DICE 2009 Keynote – Gabe Newell, Valve Software – G4tv.com
Mirror’s Edge DLC arrives without those pesky armed guards
Why Is There a Snow Leopard On Microsoft’s Live Search? [Just Asking]
“Still Alive,” bedroom electropop style
Next-gen Mac Mini spied in the wild?
Sprint removes data tethering from Palm Pre feature list?
Sneak peek of Toshiba’s TG01 prototype
Rogue Anti-Malware Pushes Fake PCMag Review
Prince of Persia, Shaun White Snowboarding heading to Mac
Apple discontinues 20-inch Cinema display, rumors ensue
Internet Explorer 8′s Incompatability List Is Really Sad [Internet Exploder]
Gmail Labs: Ten Gmail Labs Features You Should Enable
Dell challenges Psion’s ‘netbook’ trademark
Sprint Nextel loses $1.6 billion in Q4
The Price is Right, Hell’s Kitchen Mac games released
Stantum’s mind-blowing multitouch interface on video!
Pirate Bay co-founder asks people to stop hacking anti-piracy websites
New Bluetooth standards to bring speed, energy efficiency
Lenovo planning to use Ion for larger netbooks?
Access Linux Platform 3.0 live, in person, and oh-so-full of widgets
11 Free And Useful Open-Source Alternatives For Designers
Official: Costly Nintendo DSi out in UK before US
Beta Version of Asus T91 Tablet Netbook Gets Touched All Over [Asus T91]
Sunbelt Software – Show Stoppers 2009
NVIDIA Responds To Intel Suit

RSS Digest – #31 – Late and short edition…

Here are the links for: Wednesday, January 28th 2009…

Fujitsu sells out to Toshiba
CubeCheater solves that Rubik’s Cube for you
20 Helpful iLife ’09 Tips and Tricks
Palm touts its gaming roots, Pre conspicuously missing
EC will force users to pick a Windows browser, says Microsoft
10 tech embarassments
Pandora Handheld Gaming Computer Prototype Revealed [Gaming]
Video: Setting up VIA’s barebones Artigo A2000
Google sets up online broadband testing lab
Image stabilization in iMovie ’09 looking good so far
Original Mac team gathers for 25th Anniversary party
Win 7 Tip: Adding Extra Monitors Is So Easy a Caveman Could Do It [Windows 7]
FeedDemon to Sync with Google Reader?
How To Download Music From Deezer, Pandora And More
What Happened to iPhone Push Notifications?
iPhone App Piracy
25th anniversary of the Mac: Apple in the media archives
Copy and paste on (some) iPhones
Apple Concept Designs From the Early ’90s
European Commission considers regulating MP3 player volume
The Apple Netbook, if Designed by Sony [Concepts]
Apple vs. Palm: the in-depth analysis
iPhoto knows Fluffy’s face too
Sony’s 11in OLED finally lands in Europ
Early iLife ’09 Notes and Impressions
Firefox Mobile Headed for Windows Mobile as Early as Next Week [Firefox]
Win 7 Tip: ‘Play To’ Media Control Might Take Over Your Whole House [Windows 7]
Patent app for touchscreen printer from Sony Surfaces
How Amazon.com could screw up eBooks
Picture proof: Why netbooks rock [to some]
Windows 7 to be ‘thoroughly’ tested by antitrust regulators

RSS Digest – #10 – Back to more normal

Here are the links for: Wednesday, January 7th 2009…

Windows 7 Pubilic Beta Becomes True, Gonna Try It?
Wendy’s is giving out free stuff like Xboxes, cars, laptops and HDTVs
Wear your video camera
Twitter: 2009 is the year it gets big, and gets integrated
Toshiba showing off 56-inch Cell-based 4k x 2k HDTV, prototype MIDs
TiVo updates their search functionality, calls it Search
The nerdiest SuperSpeed USB 3.0 details yet
The amazing vanishing Mac desktop machine
Sony shows off GPS packing 1080p camcorders
Sony gets official with VAIO P: world’s lightest 8-inch netbook
SlingPlayer Mobile for iPhone demoed on video, coming in Q1
SanDisk releases 2GB Rock Band 2 SD card for all your downloadable content
Samsung has the world’s first Blu-ray home theater sound bar
Samsung announces the MBP200 pico projector
Retrospect, portable storage headline Iomega booth
Redfly pushes back, offers PC functionality and something else that is mysterious
REDFLY goes Android.. sort of
Palm’s new website devoid of dedicated PDAs
OQO officially launches Gobi / OLED-equipped model 2+, we get hands-on
NVIDIA offers up GeForce 3D Vision, takes WoW players further
Nokia N810 WiMAX Edition taken out behind the woodshed, shot
New SDXC storage card has up to 2 TB storage
Netgear announces another set-top box
Microsoft Tag: Microsoft’s own 2D barcode
Microsoft Starting Windows 7 Upgrade Program on July 1st [Microsoft]
Logic Wireless’ Logic Bolt makes luminous appearance at CES
Linksys announces Wireless Home Audio System, another wireless audio toy for rich people
LG’s GD910 007-Approved Watch Phone To Start Production This Year [Ces 2009]
LaCie Releases 2big Quadra External Hard Drive Line
JVC finally brings its Blu-ray products to America
iWork ’09 Includes iWork.com, Costs $79 + Subscription
How Many Mac Users Use Microsoft Office?
Hardware that supports iPhoto ’09′s geotagging
Federal Trade Commission To Scrutinize DRM
Eye-Fi SD Cards Offering Direct to YouTube Uploading [Ces 2009]
Eviant introduces 4.3-, 7- and 19-inch digital televisions at CES
EMTEC’s sub-$400 10-inch Gdium netbook gets specced
EMC Issues Beta of Retrospect 8.0 Backup Software
EGM magazine is no more, 1UP staff slashed
Digital guru Clay Shirky’s media forecast and predictions for 2009
BUG Labs throws down five new BUGmodules, including pico-projector and 3G radio
Asus reveals 512 GB SSD, keyboard computer and other prototypes at CES
ASUS looking into Android for Eee Phone and Eee PC
Apple wants 30 cents per song to upgrade your iTunes library
Another year, another round of Olympus cameras, one of which has
And now the PS3 gets its own Resident Evil 5 bundle
Acer adds DisplayLink multimedia dock to 22-inch P224W monitor
Accell introduces their USB 2.0 to VGA Adapter at CES
32-Bit Vs. 64-Bit Windows
21 Free Apps For Mac OS X That Are Absolutely Useful

RSS Digest – #7 – Mac and more

Here are the links for: Sunday, January 4nd 2009…

Lenovo’s ThinkPad W700ds now really official: starts at $3,663
Lenovo adds multi-touch, facial recognition to its S10 netbook
Lenovo IdeaCentre 600: Thinnest (Hottest?) All-in-One PC on the Block [Ces 2009]
Macworld San Francisco 2009 Rumor Roundup
Will Windows 7 be Worth the Wait?
Macworld 2009 Rumors Round-Up [Apple]
Unconfirmed details flow about Palm’s CES-bound Nova phone
Things You Should Check Before Downgrading Vista.
Exclusive: New Palm phone to have slide-down keyboard, large touchscreen
17-inch unibody MacBook Pro with non-removable battery rumored for Macworld
Confirmation of Fixed 17″ MacBook Pro Battery, Mac Mini with Firewire
(PRODUCT) Red iPhone is fake
Windows Vista Capable stickers might have been a Microsoft cash cow
Macworld 2009: The Last Keynote Liveblog Here this Tuesday [Apple]
Rumored Samsung 6.5mm HDTV Prototype Could Be Thinnest TV Yet [HDTV]
Twitter in 140 characters
14% of SSL certificates on the Internet potentially unsafe
Rumor: 17-inch Apple MacBook Pro Finally Receiving Update, Better Battery [Rumor]
Clever tech cartoons of 2008
Wakoopa: Most Used Apps of 2008 – ReadWriteWeb
PQI showcasing microSATA SSD, ExpressCard SSD and more at CES
Stallman On the State of Free Software 25 Years On
Windows Updated: Who Leaked Windows 7?
Twitter Officially Hits Mainstream; First Phishing Scam Reported | CenterNetworks
Measuring up Windows 7’s new “super” taskbar
Macenstein | Macworld’s “One More Thing”: Steve Jobs to be appointed Obama’s Chief Technical Officer?
Pre-Macworld talkcast at a special time: 9 pm ET Sunday
Chinavasion’s plug-in MP3 player / FM transmitter / etcetera is surprisingly useful
Evidence that Nvidia renamed 9xxx GPUs tips up- The Inquirer
Linux Kernel 2.4 Or 2.6 In Embedded System?
Review: Incipio Lloyd iPod nano microphone
Why It’s Time For Steve Jobs And AppleTo Split
Researchers tapping into nanotechnology for sharper images
Creative axes 2,700 jobs, simultaneously lowers expectations for Zii
3M’s MPro110 pocket projector reviewed: okay for geeks, so it’s okay for you
The HP Mini 1140NR Vivienne Tam Edition Is Here!