Microsoft Releases Internet Explorer 9, Improves
Performance & Security

post from Gizmos for Geeks on 15 March 2011 09:14:53 PM. © Gizmos for Geeks

Microsoft has just released the latest version of Internet Explorer, version 9. IE 9 is a major release with significant improvements but still has some issues that Microsoft needs to tackle if it wants to continue competing with the likes of Google, Mozilla and even Apple. What’s New Performance: IE 9 is a major overhaul [...]

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New In Box**Sony Google NSX-40GT1 40” LCD
Television

post from Most Popular Gadget Blog on 15 March 2011 09:06:02 PM. © Most Popular Gadget Blog

Sony Lcd Tv on eBay:

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HTC, Acer, Dell & Toshiba prep Honeycomb
tablets

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As of today, only Motorola XOOM is the Android 3.0 Honeycomb laiden tablet that has been visible in the market. Soon four major OEMs would be joining the Android based tablet scene with 10-inch display bearing tablets. PreCentral has got their hands on exclusive details about HP TouchPad priced $ 499 arriving in June this year. Along with that details of tablet from other brands were also mentioned in the image of the tablet launch schedule document. According to the Read Full Article

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Webdoc: A Facebook On Steroids, Made in
Switzerland

post from Ubergizmo on 15 March 2011 08:38:10 PM. © Ubergizmo

Start-up Webdoc promises to offer more than the typical posting-and-answer ping-pong.

Thanks to the Twitterbooksquare revolution, there are now myriads of ways to let the world know who you are, where you are, and what you’re doing at any given millisecond of the day ? but it’s still pretty tricky to have a real conversation on a social network, be it with your 500,000 closest Facebook friends or just a select few. Swiss start-up ?Webdoc? aims to close the gap and give us true, two-way interaction with lots of multimedia extras and a minimum of effort.

Despite the name, which seems to signal work, Webdoc is actually fun to use. The company has come up with a technology that makes it easy to add photos, videos, maps, and even whole websites, to a posting, simply via drag-and-drop. If you?re planning a movie night with friends, for example, you can include trailers in a Webdoc topic, show Yelp reviews, movie times, and maps. All of this will show up right inside the discussion stream, and every participant can contribute to the conversation in the same way, adding rich content rather than just dropping a comment. ?People want to engage,? says Webdoc co-founder Vincent Borel. ?They are trying to communicate but it?s very hard to follow a discussion on all those other platforms.? More…

Webdoc: A Facebook On Steroids, Made in Switzerland, By Ubergizmo. Top Stories : iPad 2 Review, Nexus S Review,

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Phosphor Reveal Mechanical Digital Watch

post from Popgadget: Personal Tech for Women on 15 March 2011 08:05:39 PM. © Popgadget: Personal Tech for Women

How wild is this watch? Phosphor, who brought you the first E Ink watch, just released the Phosphor Reveal, the world?s first mechanical digital watch. Utilizing the same ?flip-dot? technology found in bus signs and train depots, Phosphor?s proprietary...

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Robot Headphone Splitter lets you share your
favorite songs

post from Ubergizmo on 15 March 2011 06:34:11 PM. © Ubergizmo

Robot Headphone Splitter

While we’re still waiting for the Trembo Trunks to hit the market, an elegant way of sharing your music has arrived in the form of this super cute headphone splitter shaped like a robot. The Robot Headphone Splitter does exactly what its name says ? it lets you split the audio from one connection into two outputs so you can easily share your music that’s coming out from your mp3 player. All you need is another set of headphones for your friend to use. The Robot Headphone Splitter comes with a way to conveniently store it when not in use (its body) that has a keychain for you to keep it close whenever it’s needed. When not in use, it makes an awesome keychain anyway ? after all who doesn’t like robots? The Robot Headphone Splitter costs $14 and is available here.

Robot Headphone Splitter lets you share your favorite songs, By Ubergizmo. Top Stories : iPad 2 Review, Nexus S Review,

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NVIDIA improves their 3D Vision glasses

post from Ubergizmo on 15 March 2011 06:22:57 PM. © Ubergizmo

NVIDIA 3D Vision Glasses When the NVIDIA 3D GeForce system was first released, everybody was excited about being able to experience 3D gaming on their computers. But customer dissatisfaction soon arose when they found out the 3D glasses provided with the graphics card were plagued with battery issues. There have been reports of the glasses running out of power in the middle of a movie! Well, thankfully NVIDIA has addressed the issue and they’ve released an updated version of their GeForce 3D Vision glasses. The glasses now hold up to 60 hours of usage per single charge, and they cost $50 cheaper ? putting the smile back on faces everywhere. NVIDIA’s GeForce 3D Vision glasses are on sale now for $149.

NVIDIA improves their 3D Vision glasses, By Ubergizmo. Top Stories : iPad 2 Review, Nexus S Review,

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RoboTouch: an NES controller used to play games
on an iPad

RoboTouch

Ever seen a Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) controller used to play games on an iPad? Probably not. Well the folks over at ProtoDojo have come up with one of the strangest iPad gaming controllers ever. Called the RoboTouch, it makes use of an NES controller, plugged into an Arduino board, connected to a set of arms attached to servo motors that are placed on the iPad’s screen. They’ve managed to make touchscreen games playable with an analog device. Ingenious? You bet. Though it’s going to be troublesome shifting the robot arms around each time you decide to play a different game. Check out the video of the controller used to play Reckless Racing after the break:
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Verizon Announces Thunderbolt by HTC Arrives
March 17

One of the coolest smartphones that will be hitting Verizon in the near future is the HTC Thunderbolt. Verizon has announced that it will be getting the smartphone on March 17. The smartphone will...

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Rovi Roxio Game Capture and Roxio PC Game Capture
lets you relive your winning streaks

Rovi Roxio Game Capture Have you ever played a video game, scored a 100 kills with 0 deaths, and told your friends about it, but had nobody to believe you? Well, if you’re lucky, some games have a save replay function for you to share your A-game, but most of the time, this isn’t the case. Enter Roxio Game Capture and Roxio PC Game Capture from Rovi. Roxio Game Capture will allow users to record gameplay videos from their Xbox 360 and PS3 consoles or PCs. The TV consoles will require the more expensive Roxio Game Capture which comes with a device that allows you to plug the consoles in, while the PC Game version doesn’t require any fancy boxes. Both solutions sure sound like nifty solutions without cutthroat prices, but the fact that you can only record video at 480p (for consoles) might turn a lot of users off. Other than that, it comes with video editing software that allows you to add commentary, background music and more to make your videos complete. Roxio Game Capture will be available March 24 for $99.99 and Roxio PC Game Capture will be available in Q2 for $49.99. Get ready to start making pwnage videos or your very own machinimas. Head here for more details.