Leave it to crazy German sportsman Dirk Auer to race down a huge roller coaster at a Stuttgart theme park. 860 metres in just 60 seconds. Doesn’t sound impressive enough? He was using inline skates, as the video shows. More »
In case early rumours, Ballmer’s indications, and Microsoft’s subsequent non-denial didn’t turn you into a believer, Digitimes has called upon their army of component supply industry muckrakers to tell us again that Project Natal will land in H2, 2010. [Digitimes] More »
It’s easy to forget nowadays, but Android is only a small part of HTC’s product line, and the much larger Windows Mobile portion could be about to get a new flagship device: the 4.3-inch, capacitive-screened, Snapdragon-powered Leo. More »
John Hargrave tracked down Verizon CEO’s private address and mobile phone number. Then he went to his home—megaphone in hand—to ask him to stop Verizon’s lousy privacy policies. The video is quite funny and his message is clear: More »
In May, the world was SHOCKED to find out that Google was pregnant, again, with what could best be described as a genetically modified inter-species lovespawn between Gmail, Google Docs, Twitter and AIM. Google called it “Wave;” Matt called it “frothy;” whatever it is, it’ll become available to about 100,000 interested users come September, and has started rolling out to developers, API in tow, already. [Google via CNET] More »
If you’re a sales type guy or gal with a love for gadgets, games and technology in general, then we want to talk to you. More »
Wow, not sure where this came from. Okay, it came from Finland, but whatever. Nokia’s 6760 features a slide out qwerty keypad, push email and social networking built into the device. Plus, the buttons look squishy. More »
Fujifilm today announced five new cameras at an array of prices, ranging from the $US90, 10MP A170 to the “prosumer” DSLR-lite FinePix S200EXR (pictured) at $US600. It’s a pretty solid lineup of low- to mid-end shooters. More »
