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Laptop Buying Guide 2012: How To Find The Right Laptop For You If you were wondering how the Zune HD could pack in such iPod touch-beating smoothness into such a small size, we might have an answer for you: It’s packing Nvidia’s teeny, high-performance Tegra processor.
With the Vodafone Hutchison merger all approved and whatnot, the big question now is whether or not Three will be getting their great-valued hands on the iPhone. And eagle-eyed tipster Ryan reckons it might be a possibility, with certain hints from 3′s website.
RF signal processors are pretty commonplace in consumer electronics. Which is exactly why it’s exciting that two MIT researchers have created a super-radio based around the function of the human ear that’s substantially faster and 100x more power efficient than today’s signal processors.
For 400 big ones, you can get an AVLabs 8-inch screen with 4GB of storage to share your photos. Or you could spend a bit more and get a smartphone.
If you’re an insomniac like I am, instead of paying thousands of dollars for multiple sleep tests, the $US400 Zeo Personal Sleep Coach alarm clock comes equipped with nifty gadgets that’ll help you self-diagnose.
The iPhone Dev Team, unlockers of all things iPhone, have released a demonstration video of a version of yellowsn0w they dub “ultrasn0w” that purportedly unlocks every version of the iPhone running everything from 3.0 on down the line.
High-end iPhone gaming company Ngmoco will be launching Plus+, their social gaming service, for the iPhone tomorrow.
Dirtbikes and environmentally-friendly electric motors don’t seem to be the most logical of bedfellows, but Zero Motorcycles have forced the two to shack up, and now their Zero X and Zero MX bikes are available in Australia.
Here’s the stuff that we didn’t post today. (Until now, obviously.)
Despite the fact that tasing a full-grown man borders on excessive, a Texas cop found it necessary to tase a 72-year-old woman because she was yelling at him. And the slightly horrific, slightly hilarious farce was all caught on camera.
