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Laptop Buying Guide 2012: How To Find The Right Laptop For You I’m in Seoul with LG this weekend, where the temperature is below zero and it’s actually snowing. So rather than playing with particular gadgets (although I do have quite the collection of older gadgets with me for travel entertainment), I’m going to do my best to spend some time checking out the South Korean city’s gadget hub, which I believe is called the Yongsan Electronics Market.
In today’s Remainders: HP and Microsoft have their heads in the clouds; XBox 360 gets pedal power; Clear gives you new ways to enjoy WiMax; and Drake’s Equation explains why you’re alone in the Universe.
Let’s put it out here: My sleeping habits suck. Eventually I’ll improve them and maybe something like the iHome+Sleep iPhone app will help by keeping track of snoozing patterns and everything else that goes on during the night. Maybe.
Remember those Lenovo laptops that leaked out just before CES? Well, some of them are coming to Australia. Sadly, not the really cool concept ones like the U1 though…
Angry T-Mobile customers have complained about the exorbitant $US379 upgrade price for the Nexus One, and Google just responded by lowering that price by $US100. Plus, they’re sending out refunds to the poor souls who paid the higher price.
Steve Wozniak, Apple co-founder and Gizmodo guest contributor extraordinaire, has confessed that his favourite gadget is Google’s Nexus One. Oh Woz, my darling, you just broke my iPhone-powered heart.
