Sony Ericsson, the world’s 4th biggest handset maker, has reported a titanic sales decrease of almost 50% in just a few months. This is a bad thing, you see.
I looked at the Watchmen 360. I tried to pretend it looked like a spreading tree, shadows pooled beneath it, but it didn’t.
The iPod Touch 2G has finally gotten its own $US100 Mophie Juice Pack, which promises to double the device’s battery life. Recommended, with one caveat: it looks awfully fat on the super-slim new Touch. [Mophie]
It was a safe guess from the start, but the Pre won’t be Palm’s only WebOS handset. In fact, they’re already promising an entire roadmap of new smartphones based on the slick OS.
Now that the public has made their sundry judgments about Windows Mobile 6.5′s UI overhaul, Microsoft has made a few changes. Most obviously, they’ve removed the honeycomb. OH GOD!
Those crazy looking robotic carp now have a job-a whole school of them are going to be released into the sea off northern Spain to help detect hazardous pollutants in the water.
Nintendo might be planning on taking on the iPhone and iPod Touch with an app download service of its own, and has been encouraging developers to come up with app-like content for the DSi.
Showing a dedication to lightning reviews we could never hope to emulate, this Japanese stun gun company’s president tested out his products on himself. That’s right, we said PRODUCTS.
The fellers at Computer Shopper just gave a rave review to this 5kg 18.4″ monstrosity from Asus, saying it “raises the bar for all comers.” Isn’t it just a desktop in disguise?
These next gen carbon nanotube muscles have “diamond-like” stiffness side to side, but are as flexible as rubber when moved perpendicularly. When voltage is applied to the structures, they contract with a pulling force 30 times the force per unit of human muscles.