All You Might Need To Know About The Next iPhone

post from OhGizmo! on 04 June 2009 04:56:57 AM. © OhGizmo!

By Evan AckermanWe don’t generally go all bananas about rumors and hearsay, but when someone whips up a handy color-coded graphic that explains everything that might show up on the next generation iPhone, it provides a concise way to summarize what you might have to look forward to if you’re one of those people who [...]

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The Art of Motion Sensing: Beyond the Hype

post from Ubergizmo on 04 June 2009 04:22:00 AM. © Ubergizmo

The Art of Motion Sensing: Beyond the Hype

[E3 2009] I don't think that anyone had envisioned a post-E3 motion controller war, but that's what's happening in the forums and elsewhere right now. After the cool on-stage demos from Microsoft and Sony, gamers are split on what's "better", Sony's Motion Controller magic wand or Microsoft's full body project Natal. Our first take was that Project Natal was "better, but let's try to go beyond the hype to review how each technology works, how it could be used and which might ultimately win.

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The Art of Motion Control: Beyond the Hype

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The Art of Motion Control: Beyond the Hype

[E3 2009] I don't think that anyone had envisioned a post-E3 motion controller war, but that's what's happening in the forums and elsewhere right now. After the cool on-stage demos from Microsoft and Sony, gamers are split on what's "better", Sony's Motion Controller magic wand or Microsoft's full body project Natal. Our first take was that Project Natal was "better, but let's try to go beyond the hype to review how each technology works, how it could be used and which might ultimately win.

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Nyko Charge Grip Flex For The PSP

post from OhGizmo! on 04 June 2009 04:21:52 AM. © OhGizmo!

By Andrew LiszewskiWith the announcement of a $250 price tag, Sony pretty much guaranteed there will still be a market for the old PSP once the PSP Go hits store shelves. And if the reason you’ve been holding off on getting a PSP 2000 or 3000 is because of the battery life and ergonomics concerns, [...]

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Sony Ericsson C901 and NAITE GreenHeart
Officially Out

post from Ubergizmo on 04 June 2009 04:13:50 AM. © Ubergizmo

Sony Ericsson C901 and NAITE GreenHeart
Official photos, Hands-on photos

Sony Ericsson is officially launching two new mobile phones, the C901 and the NAITE, that are designed to be more sustainable. And by "design", Sony Ericsson means from end to end. From the material used, to the packaging and shipping to the recycling, the company wants this product to require 15% less carbon output, when compared to their previous phones in the same category.

But which category are we talking about? That's the entry level, mass-market, category. This is where Sony Ericsson thinks that it can make a bigger difference because of the sheer volume. There's no green marketing gimmick the company says (except for the name?): the phones aren't literally green, they look like normal phones and many customers won't even notice the handsets' green qualities. "People just want good phones".

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Cyberlink Plays 1080p Movies On a Qualcomm
Powered Netbook

post from Ubergizmo on 04 June 2009 03:34:57 AM. © Ubergizmo

It looks like NVIDIA isn't the only hardware able to play 1080p HD video on netbooks anymore. This video from netbooknews.com shows a Qualcomm-powered netbook playing a 1080p movie (Sony Hi-Vision Quality). We assume that this is a Snap Dragon netbook, you know one that is powered by some kind of super-low power cellphone hardware. The other platform like that is NVIDIA's Tegra and we've seen some stuff from Texas instrument at Mobile World Congress in Spain in February.

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Make Sure To Tag Your Luggage

post from GadgetsAlerts on 04 June 2009 03:34:35 AM. © GadgetsAlerts

There are many different kinds and types of luggage tags on the market today. When choosing a[...]

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Hard Disk Manager 2009 from Paragon

post from GadgetSpeak - Member reviews, blogs and forums on 04 June 2009 03:25:00 AM. © GadgetSpeak - Member reviews, blogs and forums

Just the thought of the difficulties that could ensue following a hard disk failure should be enough incentive to encourage users to consider taking precautions and follow the Boy Scout motto of “Be Prepared”.[...]

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Palm Pre Review Round-up

The Palm Pre goes on Sale on Saturday. Late Thursday the embargo for Palm Pre reviews has expired and several publications published Palm Pre reviews. The early Palm Pre review we featured last week was not that positive, but the reviews from WSJ, Engad...