Apple recommendations for those sufferin...
Oh dear, seems a few people are suffering burnt body parts from hot iPhones. A lot of complaints are being made about some serious heat issues. You’d think with the new all singing and dancing iPhone only being out a fortnight this issue might just be a firmware bug but it seems its quite a big problem,...
iDive300 Waterproof Case For The iPod &a...
By Andrew Liszewski I always thought that diving itself was supposed to be an enjoyable activity, so I’m scratching my head as to why anyone would need to bring along some other form of entertainment while down there. But that’s exactly what the iDive300 deep dive waterproof case is for....
Matrox M9148 LP PCIe x16 Card Supports F...
By Andrew Liszewski Feeling a bit cramped when it comes to screen real estate? The new Matrox M9148 LP PCIe x16 graphics card comes with 4 DisplayPort connections that each support a resolution of up to 2560×1600. So with a simple 2×2 monitor configuration that should give you a combined screen...
Apple, Nokia, RIM And Others Make microU...
By Chris Scott Barr I honestly can’t remember the number of different cell phone chargers I’ve had over the years. I would imagine that it’s only slightly less than the number of phones I have owned. This is because almost every phone manufacturer has decided to develop their own proprietary...
Is September upgrade time for the iPod T...
(Credit: iPod Touch Fans ) Fans of the iPod Touch who felt left out due to last week’s launch of the iPhone 3G S, take heart: You’ve got a new device on the way. In the BlueTool initialization script in the iPhone 3.0 firmware there are mentions of … View post: Is September upgrade...
iLuv iPod Alarm Clock Shakes Sleepy Head...
By Shane McGlaun The iPod is the most successful and popular digital music player by a huge margin. With the raging popularity of the iPod a world of accessories are available from speaker systems to car chargers and all sorts of gear in between. iLuv is one of the makers of many accessories for the...
Shuttle Drops X50 All-in-one Barebone PC...
By Shane McGlaun I like all-in-one computers, the compact designs that put everything inside the LCD of the PC make for less clutter on your desk. The only downside to an all-in-one is that they typically offer less power than a traditional desktop PC. Shuttle has an all-in-one PC called the X50 that...
Skullcandy Hesh Headphones Review...
Perhaps the best thing about Skullcandy’s packaging is that the blisterpack wrap can easily be removed by yanking open both sides. Unlike other types of blister packaging which require vigorous feats with your hands and maybe a cutter or scissors, this one was easily opened within 20 seconds....
Sonora Eklipse CD Clock Radio With iPod ...
By Andrew Liszewski So, does someone want to help me figure out how and why this CD clock radio from Sonoro costs a whopping $550? Let’s see, it’s got a slot loading CD player that’s MP3-friendly, nothing special there. A ‘top-quality’ AM/FM radio, not exactly a bleeding...
The New iPhone May Be Called The iPhone ...
The blog TUAW is reporting that the new iPhone, widely expected to be announced during Apple executive Phil Schiller’s WWDC keynote on Monday, will be called the iPhone Video . The supposed proof is an alleged screen shot from an AT&T support website that listed “iPhone Video”...
Belkin TuneCast® Auto Live has GPS...
I own one of the older Belkin FM transmitters for my iPod. Audiobooks and music are my daily dose on the one hour commute to and from the office. There is one area in the city though that is surrounded by 3 radio stations and because I use an FM transmitter, my “classic rock” playlist is...
Does Opera outperform iPhone’s Saf...
(Credit: CNET/Screenshot by Jessica Dolcourt) The problem with statistics is that it’s too easy to jigger data down to numbers that prove in the end how quickly the exercise can resemble art as much as science. Take the latest stats regarding Opera’s mobile performance, for instance. StatCounter’s...

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