contacts

Science

Reality-Augmenting Terminator Vision Contact Lenses Nearly Here

9:00AM Matt Buchanan | Amazing and terrifying all at once, reality augmenting contact lenses are nearly real. Like, they’re almost here. Circuits and antennas and LEDs in a contact lens, generating virtual imagery, Predator style. In your eyeball. More »
Software

Missing Sync For Pre Helps Sync Contacts And Calendar

5:59AM Jason Chen | Palm already lets you sync the Pre with iTunes via its clever pretending-to-be-an-iPod, but that only gets music, video and photos onto your phone. Missing Sync does the rest. More »
Online

No More Excuses, Grandpa: Gmail Now Imports Mail and Contacts from Hotmail, Yahoo, and AOL

10:35PM John Herrman | In an effort to scoop up some of those people who are tethered to their current webmail services by nothing except the sheer inconvenience of switching, Google has implemented easy migration tools for straggling Hotmail, Yahoo and AOL users. The service does their current POP3 import feature one better, grabbing contacts as well. The feature should roll out to everyone within a few days. [Gmail Blog] More »
Peripherals

Poken Launch In Australia

10:37AM Nick Broughall | Poken, that USB contact sharing gadget we saw back in December, is now available in Australia. They’re so cute! More »
Software

Apple Officially Brings Back MobileMe’s Push, Improves Features

11:37AM Jason Chen | Apple just sent out an email to MobileMe subscribers to let them know of some new(ish) features. The biggest bullet point is the fact that push is back. More »
Peripherals

Poken USB Figure Exchanges Contacts With a High Five

6:00AM Jason Chen | Much like E, Poken lets you exchange contact details with someone using physical means. But unlike E, Poken is really, really cute. More »
Phones

BlackBerry: $US20, McCain-Palin’s Contacts: Priceless

11:49AM Andi Wang | In order to get back some of the money spent on the McCain-Palin campaign, items from the campaign were sold today at a yard sale, including a $US20 BlackBerry, fully loaded with confidential information. More »
Gadgets

Countact Lens Case Keeps An Eye On Your Contact’s Lifespans

12:30AM Kit Eaton | A contact lens case for disposable lenses with a built-in back-lit LCD timer with customisable delay so you know when to replace your lenses. That’s about all I need to say about Countact. The battery’s built-in, so you can’t replace it when it dies after about 3 months: but you all know you should change your case regularly no? Otherwise you’d get a nasty infection which’d mean we’d have to write Giz in BIG LETTERS so your crusty eyes could read it. A four-pack’ll cost you $US34. [Product via OhGizmo via BBG] More »
Software

Android Gets Exchange Server Contact Syncing Via Third-Party Dev

8:00AM Wilson Rothman | As the Android team intimated when T-Mobile’s G1 was launched, Exchange server support would have to come from third-party software developers. The first sign of this is ContactsSync, a free app distributed by net project-management software maker Wrike. More »
Software

Aurora Feint iPhone Game Is Back Sans Security Concerns

6:40AM Jason Chen | Aurora Feint, the iPhone game that was de-listed because of security concerns, has made it back onto the App Store. So what did the developers do? They ripped out the contact list integration entirely, opting for a more Nintendo friend code-like system that they will introduce in the near future. And if you’re still worried about their security, this is what they’ve currently got in place: More »