Remember those crappy specs that define a netbook in Microsoft’s eyes? Apparently, Intel is just as much to blame.
I’m looking forward to finally get my hands on the Palm Pre. But according to the PreCentral forums, the way it handles contacts may make the platform unusable.
The Bacon iPhone Case was a feat of engineering, for sure. But what about those times that you don’t want to carry around 16GB of bacon in your pocket?
Personal in-flight entertainment systems are getting pretty close to ubiquitous, at least on long-haul planes. According to the NYT, in-flight wi-fi will soon be just as common. Now airlines are wondering: why not just combine the two?
While we’ve been justifiably excited about the Eee Seashell, NEC has announced a product that’s nearly half the thickness and but 2/3 of the weight.
According to Gamespot, Tony Hawk: RIDE will cost $US120 when it’s released this October. That puts the interesting be it gimmicky skateboard peripheral’s price at about $US60, unofficially. [Kotaku]
Microsoft is planning to publicly unveil their new GOOGLE KILLER, codenamed “Kumo”, to the public at All Things D as early as today. We don’t know a whole lot about it, but word is they’re calling it “Bing”, as in the cherry, the Crosby or the sound of Microsoft’s planned $US100m planned advertising budget bouncing off of Google’s market share.
Roombas have evolved over the years into a fairlyimpressive product, except when it comes to corners. Apparently bothered by this, iRobot’s engineers have patented a Roomba with a corner specialty. The secret trick: it’s square.
Lately, wild rumours have dominated the Zune conversation. But what about the regular old player? The one that actually exists? Look! Someone’s talking about it: behold the utterly believable, utterly boring Zune Upgrade Plan, as reported and/or theorised by ZuneScene.
