Samsung’s “Tap & Take” social media campaign on Facebook, YouTube and Twitter, provides a very “now” way for fans, followers and the mildly interested to interact with and experience the newly launched dual LCD screen ST550 and ST500 compact digital cameras.
According to this item from Akihabara News, Canon’s fantabuloso 5D Mk II is being used as the primary high-def camera for a Japanese travel show.
Apple’s new iPod nano has a video camera. Surely, we’ve all heard Hitler’s take on the insanity that is Apple putting a vidcam in the nano but not in the touch, so let’s get past that. How does the video actually stack up?
Pioneer Computers Australia has announced what it claims is the most powerful 15.6-inch i7 laptop on the market with its DreamBook Power W86 i7.
The claim seems justified. We’re talking i7 Quad Core goodness and an nVIDIA GeForce GTX 260M with 1GB GDDR3 Video RAM on board, and that’s just to whet your appetite. All we want to know is can it handle Crysis?
Amazon Forays Into Private Label Consumer Electronics Because being America’s largest online retailer just isn’t enough.
How To: Rip Your Music Like A Pro A comprehensive guide to digitising your music, the right way.
Forget Leopards, There Are Cougars Prowling The Microsoft Campus No, they’re not talking about older women preying on younger men. These are real cougars, as in the slash-your-face-with-one-swipe types!
Google: Apple’s A Liar, Did Reject Google Voice iPhone App In the latest chapter of Apple vs. Google Voice…
Apple Fires Back, Still Says They Didn’t Reject Google Voice …Apple is still in denial.
Most Gizmodians should be aware by now that Giz Oz editor Nick Broughall and wife brought a baby boy into the world on Friday (that’s not them in the picture) and that I, Chris Oaten, will be performing as ring-in editor for a couple of weeks while Nick and the gang adjust to being a young family. If you didn’t already know that, now you do. Of course, those of us already on the path of parenthood know that two weeks is not nearly enough. Try two decades, mate.
Headphone-related hearing loss is no joke, which is probably why these MyPhones from Griffin Technology top out at 85dB. Little Tommy can still melt his face off to Death Metal, sure, but his tiny eardrums will be safe and sound.