Archive for: June 24, 2008

Filed under: Misc. Gadgets
Sharp has certainly been an integral part of these solar installations before, but the latest endeavor by the city of Sakai and the Kansai Electric potential Company isn’t anything to sneeze at. The initiative will see a pair of “mega solar plants” constructed, one of whic…

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Filed under: DisplaysWe’d generally assume that was just some kind of sick joke, but given Uniden’s history of cranking out kid-lovin’, themed LCD TVs, we’re being forced to accept the fact that that here unit is indeed real. The TL19TX1 is all set to launch next month in black or white and feature …

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Filed under: Cellphones, Transportation
We have all ideas (okay, so we know it for a fact) that the Los Angeles Traffic Cam was designed for those living in LA, but we can’t help but suppose how drivers in less congested cities could use that to manufacture their own daily commute not seem so poor. …

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Filed under: Misc. Gadgets
Yeah, fairly a few rags out there have already diverted at least some of their efforts to the electronic press, but according to E Ink’s Ryosuke Kuwata, the trend is set to blow up in late 2009. Said VP, who is currently in charge of market development, admitted that some …

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Filed under: CellphonesOh c’mon, you didn’t think all these global players could just toss their eggs into one basket and pop out a new handset next week, did you? All sarcasm aside, those stoked about the possibilities of the newly formed Symbian Foundation will be waiting a good while before an ac…

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quot Net Transport quot also called NetTransport or NetXfer is a faster exciting and the most powerful downloading tool that you ever saw now support the most pop Internet protocols including HTTP HTTPS FTP through SSL Secure Sockets Layer SFTP SSH File Transfer Protocol MMS Microsoft Media Services RTSP Real Time Streaming Protocol PNM rename PNM to RTSP BitTorrent eMule RTMP Real Time Messaging Protocol

One button, two buttons, three buttons, ten million buttons. Beige, black, white, red with polka dots. Glow-in-the-dark, see through. Right-handed, left-handed, both. Vertical for RSI patients, trackballs for weirdoes like myself, Apple’s puck mouse for sado-masochists. The ubiquitous mouse comes in…

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ConvertXtoDVD formerly DivXtoDVD is a software to convert and burn your videos to DVD With ConvertXtoDVD and in a few clicks you can backup your movies to DVD playable on any home DVD player
ConvertXtoDVD supports most popular format such Xvid MOV VOB Mpeg Mpeg4 MP4 AVI WMV DV and stream formats It converts your files into a compliant DVD Video set of files and burns it on a DVD media
The aspect ratio can be automatically selected or forced to a specific format The program works for NTSC and PAL video formats and creates chapters automatically Multiple audio tracks are supported Version 2 uses a completely rewritten interface with subtitles support and a lot of new settings

Canonical has released Ubuntu 8.04 Mobile Net Device Edition, a version of the Ubuntu Linux distribution geared towards netbooks, mobile Net devices, UMPCs, subnotebooks, or whatever they’re called that day of the week. It has a whole slew of optimisations geared specifically towards Intel’s Atom pl…

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Filed under: Desktops, LaptopsIt may finally be starting to move down the availability ladder with computer manufacturers (netbooks and the like aside), but it looks like Microsoft is going to be standing by Windows XP for a good while yet, with it now pledging to support the tried and true OS throu…

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Filed under: Gaming, Peripherals
Oh, brother. Let the onslaught start. Now that games like Rock Band and Guitar Hero have proven to be huge money makers, not to mention how profitable those ridiculous shells for the Wiimote are, we’re betting that EA Games is just the next of many that will soon bun…

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The notorious Pirate Bay, a den of thieves, pirates and notorious rapscallions, has begun implementing countermeasures against the forces of justice and light. According to administrator "brokep"'s blog, the site will being implementing SSL encryption this week as a means of hiding traffic from the government of Sweden, where the site is housed. Sweden recently implemented a law to "wiretap" electronic communications, which brokep believes could be used to monitor traffic to the site.

"Many people have asked me what we're planning to do - and the answer is 'A lot!'" brokep wrote. "We're going to help out in any way we can with fighting the law. This week we're going to add SSL to The Pirate Bay. We're also going to help out making a website about easy encryption - both for your harddrives and your net traffic. As some people know, we're running a system for VPN-tunnels already and we're going to lower the price for that as well and open it up for international users as well."

Brokep claimed he would also work to ask the international community to reroute Internet traffic away from Sweden, as an indication that traffic passing through the country's servers may be inherently unsecure.