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Laptop Buying Guide 2012: How To Find The Right Laptop For You Google’s released Latitude, a Maps tool that allows for automatic tracking of friends in real time, using a laptop, Symbian 60, Blackberry, WinMo and soon, iPhone or Android.
Back at CES, Sony launched roughly 7.2 million new products. And while we’re not all that fazed that a good chunk of Sony badged gadgetry won’t be making it across the Pacific to entertain us Aussies, I was devastated to learn at this morning’s Sony Sessions that the Webbie camcorder will be part of the gadgets that are left behind. In fact, apparently nobody outside of the US will be able to get their hands on the cheap 1080 camcorder.
Dezeen posted on this crazy looking house built in Suffolk, England, which is actually three separate structures, and a garage that are unified by a sliding wall which can envelop them together.
Logitech have announced the Australian release of their new flagship Harmony Remote, the 1100i. In case you don’t remember, it’s a refresh of their rather brilliant 1000i, except with the ability to customise controls and a funky new finish.
This 5-in-1 Spy Pen is every secret agent’s wet dream. It functions as an audio and video recorder, USB webcam, 2GB USB flash drive, and works as a fully functioning pen too.
This morning, Sony had a breakfast event showcasing a heap of their CES products – well, the ones that we’re actually getting in Australia. Among the lucky products looking to spend the rest of their lives in Australia are the W Series Walkman and the X Series Walkmans, and we managed to have a hands on with both, and in particular the ZAPPIN function on the W series.
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have developed a robotic arm that can be controlled remotely and help medics assist wounded soldiers that can’t be carried off the battlefield.
How deeply does Nintendo’s tendrils penetrate Japanese society? So deeply that this wanted poster was spotted in Kanagawa, and instead of a traditional composite sketch, what’s that we have there? A Mii portrait??
The Headset Hotties blog documents instances of headset hotties—stock photos of (mostly) women used in low-budget template-based websites.
