What is your dog trying to say when he’s barking at bicyclists riding by your window? If only we spoke Japanese, we’d know. More »
With the Sabre, OCZ has taken Art Lebedev’s OLED-in-each-key concept and adapted it for the mass market. Along with a lower price, though, this means a less impressive feature set. More »
If Apple won’t do it, maybe it’s time for us to celebrate the potential of another company’s multitouch laptops. Because Lenovo’s worldwide product marketing manager Franciso Carias revealed that the company is considering building multitouch screens into their Thinkpads and creating a 15-inch OLED version of the T500 “if demand is there.” Well Lenovo, we demand it, so chop-chop. [ComputerWorld via OLED Display]
Did anyone else notice? When NXE launched, it was pretty quick. But it’s just gotten slower…and slower. (Thanks ads!) Luckily, Microsoft is admitting there’s an issue and has a plan to fix it. More »
Installing the Pre’s earliest homebrew apps required you to “root” your device —easy enough, but not for the faint of heart. Now, there’s a new method, with no rooting, no risky hacks, and one simple secret: email. More »
Bloomberg is reporting that Nokia has chosen Intel to supply processors for upcoming devices. What kind of devices? Who knows! That news could come tomorrow, when the partnership is set to be announced. Nokia tablet, anyone? [Bloomberg—Thanks, Tim!] More »
Allowing people to quickly hop through airport security with a TSA-verified biometric “fast passes,” Clear had great idea on their hands. Sadly, as of yesterday, their freeflowing security lanes will be closed. More »
