Samsung today announced two new Anycall Haptic cell phones, the SCH-W420 and SPH-W4200.
On appearance alone it would be easy to the Anycall as an Apple iPhone knock-off but that wouldn’t be fair–there’s a lot going on with the Anycall.
The word “haptic” refers to the sense of touch, and the Anycall uses an innovative way of [...]
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If you’ve ever been somewhere and a great photo opportunity presented itself and you thought to yourself “I wonder if I can legally take this photo” wonder no more–Photojojo has put together a list of The Ten Legal Commandments of Photography to help with just that question, including what to do if you are confronted [...]
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Sony has officially released the new 2.20 firmware update for the Playstation 3, making it the first Blu-ray player to support the new Blu-ray profile 2.0, also known as BD-Live.
The other features, like support for DivX and WMV files larger than 2GB and faster web browsing seem to be there, but one that was talked [...]
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Intel today officially announced the 2go PC, a small, inexpensive notebook computer to be manufactured by CTL.
Before now this notebook was the subject of several rumors and was often called the “Netbook”.
The 2go PC will be available within two months and its features will include:
Intel Celeron M CPU
Intel 915GMS chipset
512MB of RAM (upgradable to 1GB)
40GB [...]
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