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03.01.2008 24:00 Uhr
Callpod Phoenix: conference calling the Bluetooth headset way
Filed under: Cellphones
That little pod in the center there is Callpod's Phoenix, a rather unique Bluetooth device that can hook up to five Bluetooth headsets together simultaneously for full-duplex conference calling through Skype or the Bluetooth capable cellphone of your choice. Those buds around the Phoenix are none other than Callpod's own Dragon model, and although pretty much any headsets should work with the system, using Dragons offers the addition of push-to-talk -- a boon we'd imagine for improving call quality when you're all hunched around a Phoenix in, say, the back of a cab. The device is w
03.01.2008 23:50 Uhr, Engadget,
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Macrovision joins CinemaNow to offer downloads
Macrovision, the company largely responsible for modern DVD copy-protection schemes, has officially integrated its technologies with CinemaNow to offer downloads of CinemaNow premium video directly to Macrovision-enabled consumer electronics devices. Users who have registered Macrovision-enabled hardware at CinemaNow.com can use those devices to wa
03.01.2008 23:50 Uhr, MacNN,
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The countdown to CES begins!
Filed under: Announcements, CES
So yeah, if you haven't already noticed by the slew of news today (and our liberal use of the CES category), we're just days away from the biggest week of the year for consumer electronics (and, of course, Engadget).Naturally, we'll be swarming the joint bringing the freshest, most up to the second coverage on all the new 2008 gear -- but to make things easier for everyone reading, we're also rolling out a few improvements to the site. We'll be back shortly with the details.In the mean time, take a moment now to sit back and relax. Because once we really get started, things are going to get a little crazy. And geeky.Saturday,
03.01.2008 23:36 Uhr, Engadget,
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gOS 2.0 "Rocket" set to debut at CES
Filed under: CES, Desktops
Considering the absolutely lackluster hardware present in the Everex gPC, it's a tad difficult to get psyched up about the next revision of the gOS. Nevertheless, gOS 2.0 (or Rocket, as it were) is all set to launch on Monday at CES, and while there's not much to phone home about, the inclusion of Google Gears is the most notable feature. The aforementioned bundle is an "online / offline synchronization te
03.01.2008 23:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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Norcent intros 42-inch LT-4231P 1080p LCD TV
Filed under: CES, Displays, HDTV
As it seems to do every single year, Norcent is gearing up for CES with a swank new HDTV. For 2008, we're looking at the 42-inch LT-4231P, which offers up a 1,920 x 1,080 resolution, a slew of ports including HDMI, component, S-Video, composite and VGA and a pair of 15-watt speakers to boot. Furthermore, you'll notice a 2,000:1 contrast ratio, 500 nits of brightness, 178-degree viewing angles, a trilingual on-screen menu, wall-mounting capability, 3D digital comb fil
03.01.2008 23:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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Norcent delivers 19-inch LT-1931 / 22-inch LT-2231 LCD TVs
Filed under: CES, Displays, HDTV
Norcent's 42-inch LT-4231P a bit too large for your armoire? If so, the firm is hoping to satisfy your LCD TV needs anyway with the 19-inch LT-1931 and 22-inch LT-2231. The former features a 1,440 x 900 resolution along with an 800:1 contrast ratio while the latter serves up a 1,680 x 1,050 resolution and a contrast ratio of 1,000:1. Both sets enjoy a 2D digital comb filter, 300 cd/m2 brightness, a trilingual on-screen menu, HDMI / component / S-Video / composite inputs and a built-in TV tuner that plays nice with NTSC, ATSC and Clear-
03.01.2008 23:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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GE's latest DECT 6.0 phones feature dedicated GOOG-411 button
Filed under: CES, Misc. Gadgets
We've certainly seen some fairly interesting dedicated handset buttons before, but it's hard to argue with the functionality of a standalone GOOG-411 key. Apparently, Thomson has teamed up with Google to integrate the "first ever one-touch, auto-dial GOOG-411 button" into over a dozen of its GE-branded DECT 6.0 phones. In case you've been chilling under a stone of late,
03.01.2008 23:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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News: Proporta to debut new Dual Skin silicone cases
Proporta has announced its new Dual Skin Silicone Case line for the iPod classic, touch, 3G nano, and iPhone, as well as the new Splash Proof Sports Kit for the 3G nano. The Dual Skin cases will feature two layers of impact-resistant silicone in a variety of colors, and will also feature cut-outs for access to the iPod’s ports and controls. They are expected to sell for $22 each when they are released. The Splash Proof Sports Kit for the iPod…
03.01.2008 23:20 Uhr, iPodlounge,
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One-touch video transfer device debuts
Pinnacle Systems today debuted Pinnacle Video Transfer (site not updated), a device that record analog video onto any USB 2.0 storage device without the need for a computer. With the touch of a button the company says users with little or no technical expertise can record from a TV, DVD player, iPod, or other device to a USB flash drive or USB hard
03.01.2008 23:05 Uhr, MacNN,
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Verbatim intros FireWire/USB notebook drives
Verbatim's contribution to pre-CES announcements is a significant overhaul of its SmartDisk portable hard drives. The new versions now top out at 320GB of storage but also offer the option of a combo FireWire and USB model; users can pick whichever format they can use. Both are completely bus-powered and run without the use of a power brick, maki
03.01.2008 23:05 Uhr, MacNN,
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03.01.2008 23:00 Uhr
Viral "WiFi flu" router virus almost as fun as the real thing
Filed under: Wireless, Networking
We hate to be bearers of bad news, but it looks like those of you squeaking by on a WEP-protected or unprotected wireless router have yet another reason to undertake the difficult task of selecting "WPA" on that router admin screen. A team of researchers at Indiana University have published a paper on how easily malware could spread through a densely populated area, with unprotected routers providing zero resistance, and WEP moderately more, while WPA proved generally unhackable. The spread of the mal
03.01.2008 22:51 Uhr, Engadget,
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Pharos unveils Trips and Pics geologger
Pharos Science and Applications today announced a new geologging hardware product called Pharos Trips and Pics, which is designed to interface with any digital camera. Trips and Pics allows users to do a photo catalogue of their travels for personal or professional purposes. By using the iGPS-500 receiver with a pocket battery unit, users can uploa
03.01.2008 22:50 Uhr, MacNN,
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SRS WOW HD Bluetooth dongle for iPod debuts
Hitachi Maxell today introduced an SRS WOW HD-enabled Bluetooth audio transmitter (site not updated) for iPod to enhance sound quality of the portable player's digitally compressed audio and video files. The new Bluetooth-enabled dongle is compatible with all full-size iPods as well as iPod nano and iPod mini, and uses the proprietary Apple DIN con
03.01.2008 22:50 Uhr, MacNN,
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Fone2Phone transfers old data to iPhone
nova media has announced Fone2Phone for Mac OS X, which will be shipping at Macworld Expo 2008. Fone2Phone is a utility that will copy data from an ordinary cell phone to the Macintosh computer in one streamlined operation. Jan Fuellemann, for nova media, said, "This little jewel takes care of the complete communication process, from connecting th
03.01.2008 22:50 Uhr, MacNN,
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Nokia N95 update adds YouTube, widgets
A new update for Nokia's 8GB N95 smartphone adds some features conspicuously similar to that of the iPhone. The v15.0.015 firmware firstly adds support for YouTube, which on the iPhone and iPod touch is given a dedicated browser; on the N95 however, users must visit the site through the phone's web browser. The update also finally lets N95 owners
03.01.2008 22:50 Uhr, MacNN,
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First Looks: ifrogz Thumpz Audio Wrapz
Combining a silicone rubber case with three miniature speaker drivers that run off of the third-generation iPod nano's power -- lightly, without substantial drain -- rather than an external power source, ifrogz' new Thumpz Audio Wrapz ($25) come in several different styles and multiple colors. The standard version of Thumpz, shown here, has side bumpers and looks like a typical ifrogz rubber case, only larger; a Treadz version uses the company's tire…
03.01.2008 22:50 Uhr, iPodlounge,
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Joby rolls out Zivio designer BT headset
Joby said today that it would take Bluetooth headsets upscale at CES with the Zivio. The company's first earpiece is not just comparatively stylish but one of the very few to offer a retractable microphone boom. Adding this extension improves outgoing clarity for a phone call in noisy conditions; with a shorter distance to the mouth, the micropho
03.01.2008 22:35 Uhr, MacNN,
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Sony thinking about an online subscription game service?
Filed under: Gaming
This is just the faintest whiff of a rumor, but Sony Asia just put up a questionnaire in which it asks how interested PlayStation Store for PC customers would be in a "Monthly subscription plan (1 price for unlimited download)." That suggests that the company is at least thinking about a service that would let gamers play as many downloadable PS1 and PSP games as they want for a monthly fee -- although it's not at all clear if the service would be PSP-only or work on both the PSP and PS3, which would sweeten the deal considerably. Chalk this up as wishful thinking for now -- but those of you with PSN IDs may
03.01.2008 22:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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Goldmund unveils Logos 3F Subwoofer, more
Goldmund today introduced its Logos 3F Subwoofer and Noise Eliminating USB Audio Input (site not updated). The Logos 3F boasts the same frequency response of 7Hz to 17Hz bandwidth as its older 3F sibling, but reduces its size to 12-inches for easy concealment inside interior walls. Goldmund's new USB processors use a multi-channel processor with up
03.01.2008 22:20 Uhr, MacNN,
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Parrot intros cellular photo frame, vehicle kits
Portable electronics maker Parrot has begun shipping the DF7700, an unorthodox new photo frame. While nominally a standard seven-inch digital display, it ships with its own SIM card, complete with a dedicated phone number. This allows any cellphone owner, including friends and family, to upload to the frame from wherever they are, so long as they
03.01.2008 22:20 Uhr, MacNN,
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JS8 Media releases QuartzCube 2
JS8 Media has released QuartzCube 2, an update to its configurable wide-angle rotating video cube software for Mac OS X. The latest release uses the HUD format in the inspector window, adds a cube rendering pause button to the toolbar, brings a snapshot item to the view menu, and improves Leopard compatibility. QuartzCube 2 is available for free, a
03.01.2008 22:05 Uhr, MacNN,
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03.01.2008 22:00 Uhr
Skinit brings skins to D-Link routers, world sighs
Filed under: CES, Networking
Yeah, Skinit has been providing skins of all sorts to a myriad devices for some time now, but apparently, it has just gotten around to teaming up with D-Link. Granted, we've no idea what type of cruel, tactless individual would actually go so far as to spend money (and simultaneously demolish any hope of resale) on vivid coverings for their router, but for those who dig this type of thing, you can finally eat your heart out. As of right now, consumers with a DIR-655, DIR-625, DIR-615, DGL-4500, DGL-4300, DGL-4100 or DIR-624 can surf on over to Skinit's website and choose from a smorgasb
03.01.2008 21:51 Uhr, Engadget,
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Study: iPod, PMP markets near-flat in 2008
This year will be the first that the world's dedicated portable media player market will show clear signs of having neared or reached its peak, according to a new study published by iSuppli. While growth in 2007 was already cooling off compared to the rush of early years, having edged 8 percent ahead year-over-year, 2008 will represent considerabl
03.01.2008 21:50 Uhr, MacNN,
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Zealot leaps onto subway tracks to retrieve iPhone
Filed under: CellphonesAt first listen, one may assume that leaping onto subway tracks for an iPhone is completely and utterly insane, and while we'd tend to agree, it's not like we haven't seen folks do similarly zany things in the heat of the moment. Reportedly, a vacationer in New York recently dropped his iPhone down onto the subway tracks while shuttling back home, and after realizing his dear mobile was missing and backtracking quite a ways, his pal finally spotted it down below. As you can probably imagine
03.01.2008 21:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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Apple-Notebook-Dock mit integriertem Bildschirm
Vor allem Notebook-Nutzer kennen das Problem heimischen Kabelsalates: Soll das mobile Gerät auf dem Schreibtisch verstaut und mit einem größeren Display verbunden werden, gilt es, zwischen Papierstapeln, Stiften und Radiergummis Platz für den Computer zu schaffen und Myriaden von Steckern und Kabeln zu entwirren. Dass dies auch anders gehen könnte, zeigt Apple mit einem Patent für ein modernes Notebook-Dock - mit integriertem Bildschirm.
03.01.2008 21:06 Uhr, Maclife,
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Corsair unveils rugged 32GB flash drives
Corsair vowed a new benchmark in removable storage today with a pair of extra-high capacity jumpdrives. Both the rubberized Flash Voyager and the water-resistant Flash Survivor both now hold 32GB of data, allowing users even in harsh conditions to carry a large amount of content without fear of losing it through a sudden drop. Roughly 16 full-len
03.01.2008 21:05 Uhr, MacNN,
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News: Newer Tech rolls out iPhone accessory line
Newer Technology has announced its new line of iPhone accessories, which will debut at Macworld Expo later this month. The line includes the Speaker Dock & Hands-free Mic ($35), which features a Dock for using the phone for both calls and audio playback, controls for call and playback functions, and the ability to charge the iPhone while docked. It was originally shown in our 2008 iPod + iPhone Buyers’ Guide, alongside the new Mic Extender Cable…
03.01.2008 21:05 Uhr, iPodlounge,
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03.01.2008 21:00 Uhr
CrushFTP 4.5 adds better iCal support
CrushFTP 4.5, a significant update to the full-scale FTP server by Ben Spink, adds rolling account expiration days, better support for iCal calendar publishing and subscribing, a new report to notify when new files have been added to a users directory, and SFTP enhancements. Additionally the WebInterface now supports adding items to a download bas
03.01.2008 20:50 Uhr, MacNN,
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Joby introduces Zivio Bluetooth headset with boom mic
Filed under: Cellphones
Generally speaking, boom microphones run counter to the logic that a Bluetooth headset should be as small and discreet as possible, but Joby may have stumbled upon a solution that brings the audio benefits without making the sides of our faces look too ridiculous. The Zivio Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR headset features a small, stylish body just 53.5mm in length and a retractable metal stalk for the boom; when it's fully extended, you're looking at a 137mm long wonder with the mic conveniently placed directly in front of your pie hole. The idea is to maximize the voice to background noise ratio while maintaining some semblance of fashion, and if the actual product holds true to the press shots, it
03.01.2008 20:36 Uhr, Engadget,
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LaCie ups All-Terrain, Little Disk capacities
LaCie today announced that it has increased the capacity of its All-Terrain Hard Disk as well as its 2.5-inch Little Disk (shown at right) to 320GB. The full-size external drives, designed by Neil Poulton and Sam Hecht, are designed to make backing up and transferring data easy. Simple plug and play allows the drives to interact smoothly with any l
03.01.2008 20:35 Uhr, MacNN,
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ASUS brings its first smartphone to US shores
Entering an increasingly heated race for smartphones, ASUS today revealed that it will launch its P527 smartphone in the US. The candybar sequel to the earlier P526 not only includes true GPS for navigation but is designed to make better use of its mapping abilities than other devices. A Travelog feature can be especially useful for vacationers a
03.01.2008 20:35 Uhr, MacNN,
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Far Cry 2 auch für Spielekonsolen
Ubisoft hat nun den Shooter Far Cry 2 auch noch für die PlayStation 3 und die Xbox 360 angekündigt. Anders als das erste Far Cry wird der zweite Teil von Ubisoft selbst in Kanada entwickelt und nicht mehr vom deutschen Entwicklerstudio Crytek. (Xbox 360, PS3)
03.01.2008 20:35 Uhr, golem,
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Noch ein Patentantrag: Microsoft möchte Mitarbeiter ausspionieren
Der Patentantrag, den Microsoft am 27.12.2007 eingereicht hat, beschreibt ein System, mit dem die Computerarbeit von Mitarbeitern kontrolliert werden kann. Es soll erkennen, wann der Mitarbeiter Schweirigkeiten hat, seine Tätigkeit zu schaffen und automatisch Links zu Informationen anbieten oder an Kollegen vermitteln, die helfen könnten.
03.01.2008 20:35 Uhr, MacNews,
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Nächste iPhone-Software mit Copy&Paste
Bereits vor wenigen Tagen berichteten wir über erste Informationen zur nächsten Version der iPhone-Firmware: Eben jenem Betriebssystem, welches dem Handgerät seine Telefon-, Internet und Musik-Funktionen verleiht. Nun haben die Gerüchteköche der US-amerikanischen Webseite MacScoop ein weiteres Details aus dem Ofen gezaubert: Copy&Paste, seit langem heiß ersehnt, soll im iPhone 1.1.3 endlich verfügbar sein.
03.01.2008 20:21 Uhr, Maclife,
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Microsoft announces Windows Rally network device framework, shows off first product
Filed under: Digital Cameras, NetworkingIt's strange that we haven't heard a peep about this earlier, but apparently Microsoft's been working on a suite of bundled network discovery and configuration tools called Windows Rally, designed to ease ODM development of network devices and make them as easy to use as USB gear. Although things have been going down on the DL since April, today's the big coming-out party, and the the crew in Redmond is celebrating withthe launch of VS-IPC1002 VGA webcam from China's Vimicro. Aimed at "China's fast-growing surveillance market," the standalone cam plugs
03.01.2008 20:06 Uhr, Engadget,
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CoolIT debuting new line of liquid cooling solutions at CES
Filed under: CES, Desktops, Peripherals
If you've been toying with the idea of overclocking your rig, you may want to prevent it from experiencing any catastrophic meltdowns. Looking out for you (and your hardware) is CoolIT, which is readying a new lineup of liquid cooling innovations for release at CES. Among the new MTEC CPU / GPU coolers is the Freezone Elite ($449.99), which utilizes both liquid cooling and thermoelectrics to drive down your CPU's temperature and comes bundled with the firm's MTEC Control Center to give you constant status updates. The Dual Drive Bay VGA Cooler ($299.99) is out to keep your GPU from turning into a stream of
03.01.2008 20:06 Uhr, Engadget,
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Boston-Power scores $45 million in funding, expands production capacity
Filed under: Laptops
It's been a little while since we last heard from the folks at Boston-Power, who've been touting their better, safer laptop batteries for over a year now, but it looks like they've been doing anything but resting on their laurels, and they now seem set to step up their game in a big way. Helping in no small part on that front is a $45 million infusion of new funding they've just announced, which brings the company's total funding to date to a cool $68 million
03.01.2008 20:06 Uhr, Engadget,
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03.01.2008 20:00 Uhr
Belkin's RockStar channels jams to five others
Filed under: Peripherals, Portable Audio
Sure, we've seen star-shaped hubs before, and headphone splitters are a dime a dozen, but Belkin is out to make sure your entire posse can get a listen to your favorite tune whenever they please. The six-port RockStar audio hub touts a single input-only socket alongside five other ports that can be toggled between input and output, essentially allowing certain DAPs to funnel different songs to different individuals. Of course, we can't really understand why you'd need to be all up in each others' grilles while taking a listen, but we suppose the kids these days have their
03.01.2008 19:51 Uhr, Engadget,
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Powramid E-900H from Kreative Power: why didn't you think of this?
Filed under: CES, Peripherals
We've seen plenty of concepts aimed at squeezing all those pesky power bricks into the same "power strip" -- and redefined the term in the process -- but the Powramid E-900H might be the closest approximation of practical among the group. There's really not much to this thing you can't deduce from this image. A 8-foot cord provides power, there's a transparent safety switch cover, and a surge protection LED indicator. The Powramid will come in multiple colors and retail for around $17-25.[Via Blast]
03.01.2008 19:51 Uhr, Engadget,
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Apple, Jay-Z may launch record label
Rumors had circulated that rap star Jay-Z and Apple would together launch a record label, but a new report from the Boy Genius Report "just about" confirms a deal. Citing a "high-up" source attached to Jay-Z, the deal is said be a go. Jay-Z is allegedly happy with the business model and wants to go ahead with the plan. The implications of Apple for
03.01.2008 19:50 Uhr, MacNN,
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Westinghouse unveils cable-free HDTV
Westinghouse on Thursday opened up its offerings for CES by unveiling what it says is the first-ever HDTV to be truly wireless outside of power cables: the unnamed set uses CWave's newly established Wireless HDMI format to avoid the clutter of cabling. Courtesy of ultra-wideband wireless and high quality video compression, the format is said to pr
03.01.2008 19:50 Uhr, MacNN,
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Erneuter Bericht: Apple gründet angeblich Musiklabel
Einem aktuellen Bericht zufolge könnte es zur MacWorld San Francisco einen weiteren Paukenschlag geben. Schon jetzt ist Apple im Musikmarkt ein sehr mächtiger Spieler, doch den Angaben zufolge könnte dies in Zukunft noch zunehmen. Im Juli kamen schon Gerüchte auf, Apple wolle zusammen mit Jay-Z ein
03.01.2008 19:50 Uhr, MacTechNews,
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Test: OnyX 1.9
Onyx soll dem Mac eine Frischzellenkur verordnen. So zumindest die Zielsetzung der Freeware der französischen Entwickler von Titanium Software.
03.01.2008 19:35 Uhr, MACNOTES.DE,
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HP Pavilion tx2000z
The HP Pavilion tx2000z tries to correct its predecessor's mistake by having both Wacom and touch-screen functions, but its processor can heat up over time.
03.01.2008 19:35 Uhr, PCMagazine,
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Netflix, LG To Deliver Movies Direct To TV
Netflix and LG have announced plans to deliver a set top box that will deliver movies directly to a user's TV over a high-speed internet connection.
The device and service, which will ship in late summer or early autumn at an unannounc
03.01.2008 19:35 Uhr, Macrumors,
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Kohjinsha's new L and V-series UMPCs get GPS, higher screen resolutions
Filed under: Handhelds, Laptops
Kohjinsha's UMPCs might have gotten a little overshadowed by the Eee, but the company is making a renewed push with two new models. The new L series replaces the SA series, retaining the aging AMD Geode chipset but upgrading the keyboard and bumping the touchscreen resolution to 1024x600, while the V series replaces the K series,
03.01.2008 19:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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SanDisk and PNY make nice, settle patent lawsuit
Filed under: StorageIt's only been a few months since SanDisk filed that monster patent infringement suit against 25 companies, but it looks like PNY is more of a lover than a fighter -- the two companies just announced a settlement agreement. Under the terms of the deal, PNY and SanDisk will cross-license certain patents, and PNY will pay royalties to SanDisk on previously-sold flash drives and CompactFlash cards. The cross-license means that PNY also gets to keep selling flash media, but it's not being disclosed what p
03.01.2008 19:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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Pinnacle Video Transfer records video to anything USB 2.0, even your iPod
Filed under: CES, Home Entertainment, Portable Video
Mark down "plays well with others" on Pinnacle's report card, the company's upcoming Pinnacle Video Transfer can take an analog video input and record the source to any USB 2.0 storage device, including an iPod. Video is recorded straight to the H.264 format, with user-selectable quality of Good, Better and Best. You can even charge the iPod you're transferring to. Supported devices include the PSP, PSP Slim, USB flash drives, USB hard drives and the
03.01.2008 19:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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Dell Inspiron 1525 review roundup
Filed under: Laptops
This laptop wasn't much of a secret as it was, and it turns out reviewers got an early shot at it as well. The Inspiron 1525 from Dell is about as cheap as standard-size laptops go, with a starting price of $500, but Dell has made surprising gains in the looks and size department -- the major complaints levied towards the 1520. Dell shaved 25% off the size, 30% off the thickness and half a pound off the weight in building this new model, and while it might not exactly have the looks of the m1330, it's certainly not the eyesore the 1520 was. Reviewers got to play around with a $999 configuration, and found performance t
03.01.2008 19:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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Harman Kardon intros CP 65, CP 60 and CP 55 HTIB systems
Filed under: CES, Home Entertainment
Got a hankering for a new home theater system? Too pressed to go out and piece together one yourself? Harman Kardon feels your pain, and it's offering up a trio of new HTIB systems to make things easier for you. Up first in the new CP series is the CP 55, which includes an AVR 146 receiver and the DVD 38 DVD-Audio / Video player, which includes 1080i upscaling. Moving on, we see the CP 60, which bundles the AVR 247 with the 1080p upconverting DVD 48 universal DVD player. Lastly, the CP 65 utilizes the same DCDi-enhanced player as the CP 60 but throws in the AVR 347 receiver. Catch the trifecta right now for $1,199, $1,399 and $1,899, respe
03.01.2008 19:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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Wiimote re-purposed for glove-based multi-touch system
Filed under: Peripherals
Our new hero Johnny Chung Lee has already put the Wiimote to use for various multi-touch and multi-point systems (not to mention head-tracking), but it looks like others are slowly starting to follow in his footsteps, and the folks at Cynergy Labs have now produced one of the most polished "hacks" to date. Dubbed Project Maestro, the setup is built upon Microsoft's Windows Presentation System (or WPF) and uses a pair of Minority Re
03.01.2008 19:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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Corsair announces 32GB Flash Voyager / Flash Survivor drives
Filed under: CES, Storage
Not that 32GB flash drives are revolutionary or anything, but they're pretty far from being old hat. Thankfully, Corsair is readying a new pair to be unveiled at CES, both of which will boast USB 2.0 connectivity and fairly reasonable price tags considering the capaciousness. Both the Flash Voyager and the über-rugged
03.01.2008 19:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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NewerTech unveils six iPhone accessories
Newer Technology (NewerTech) today unveiled its new NewerTech iPhone Accessory Line consisting of six devices, and promised to showcase the accessories at Macworld Expo in San Francisco later this month. NewerTech's new iPhone accessories include its iPhone Speaker Dock & Hands-Free Mic ($35, shown at right), Hands-Free Mic & Earbuds ($20), iPhone
03.01.2008 19:20 Uhr, MacNN,
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LaCie expands mobile capacity to 320GB drives
LaCie today announced increased capacity to 320GB for its Rugged All-Terrain Hard Disk, design by Neil Poulton and the 2.5-inch Little Disk, design by Sam Hecht. Ideal for data backup and easy data transfers between computers, the 2.5-inch Little Disk is available in either USB 2.0 or USB 2.0 and FireWire 400, while the rugged is available in USB 2.0 and a USB 2.0, FireWire 400 and FireWire800 version for speedier data transfers
03.01.2008 19:05 Uhr, MacMinute,
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03.01.2008 19:00 Uhr
RIDATA reveals self-monitoring SMART Compact Flash cards
Filed under: CES, StorageLooking for a new Compact Flash card, are you? Good news, as RIDATA is fixing to unveil a new line of SMART CF cards at CES. Reportedly, the rugged new cards will be available in two series: the Supreme 150X (up to 8GB capacity-SLC format) and Lightning (up to 16GB MLC format). What differentiates these buggers from the crowd is their ability to self-monitor and report, giving owners the option of checking on the unit's status whenever they please. It also sports embedded Error Correction Code and has been tested for 100,000 program / erase cycles, but unfortunately, we've no idea how much the cards will run you when they land.
03.01.2008 18:51 Uhr, Engadget,
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Belkin's FlyWire Wireless HD solution ready for CES
Filed under: CES, HDTV, Home Entertainment
As the war between wireless HD solutions heats up, AMIMON is looking to make a splash by partnering up with Belkin. Reportedly, the firm's Wireless High-definition Interface (WHDI) -- which was just recently HDCP certified -- will be the heart of the Belkin Fl
03.01.2008 18:51 Uhr, Engadget,
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Westinghouse Digital Wireless HDMI HDTV to debut at CES
Filed under: CES, HDTV, Home Entertainment, Wireless
We didn't have to wait for CES to begin to find out the UWB camp's response to WirelessHD 1.0, Westinghouse and Pulse-Link plan to demo the first "fully-integrated" wireless HDTV Saturday. The Westinghouse Digital Wireless HDMI HDTV should hit the B2B digital signage marketplace in the second quarter, and could see release to consumers by the end of the year. If wired HDMI is just too complica
03.01.2008 18:51 Uhr, Engadget,
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New US e-passports to speed checkpoint times, freak out privacy types, in April or May
Filed under: WirelessThe feds are done debating and are all prepped to introduce RFID e-passports readable up to 20 feet away to US citizens who frequently travel to Canada, Mexico or the Caribbean in either April or May of 2008. The new passports should allow traveler info to be read as they're shuffling up to the border agent, who can verify their info and wave them along with little delay. Privacy advocates are obviously concerned about people capturing data or cloning the passports, but you can always
03.01.2008 18:36 Uhr, Engadget,
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OpenMoko to unveil consumer-minded Neo FreeRunner
Filed under: Cellphones, HandheldsSo far, OpenMoko's Linux-based open source wares have amounted to little more than a twinkle in the eye of Joe Consumer, instead getting fast-tracked into the hands of developers who hope to make the whole package stable and functional enough for the average buyer to give a flip by the time they're widely available. We'd say that's a solid policy -- especially if these guys hope to fight the oncoming Android steamroller -- and the next volley is about to get fired in the form of the
03.01.2008 18:36 Uhr, Engadget,
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Midway und Eidos eruieren erneut Fusion
Der Eidos-Inhaber SCi scheint offenbar weiterhin daran interessiert zu sein, die Mutter der erfolgreichen „Tomb Raider“-Reihe zu verkaufen. Einmal mehr scheint dabei Midway, das unlängst mit Unreal Tournament 3 erneut auf sich aufmerksam machte, einer der Hauptkandidaten für eine Fusion zu sein.
03.01.2008 18:36 Uhr, ComputerBase,
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i2i wireless music sharing device ships
Aerielle today launched its i2i Stream Digital Music Broadcaster, a device that allows users to listen to music wirelessly by streaming music content from any audio device. The company will demonstrate the device streaming CD quality sound for the first time at CES next week. "Whether it's friends hanging out and listening to a single iPod or the d
03.01.2008 18:35 Uhr, MacNN,
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Apple patents dyamically-lit keyboard concept
A second Apple patent application, published today by the US Patent and Trademark Office, shows a new keyboard design that may change how some future Macs operate. Each key in the new layout has multiple OLED lights, which are tied to application-specific integrated circuits; the lights can form symbols specific to a command, and may in some cases
03.01.2008 18:35 Uhr, MacNN,
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News: iLive readying iPod sound bar for CES
iLive has announced that it will introduce the iT188B, a new sound bar-style speaker system with an iPod Dock, at the Consumer Electronics Show next week. The iT188B is designed to mount on the wall as a “complete flat screen TV 2.1 speaker system,” and features a remote-controlled, motorized iPod Dock which “disappears completely” when not in use. Other features include two high-power speaker enclosures, an AM/FM radio,…
03.01.2008 18:35 Uhr, iPodlounge,
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Hitachi Maxell unveils Bluetooth iPod dongle, stereo headset
Filed under: Cellphones, PeripheralsThough Hitachi Maxell didn't see fit to dole out any images to accompany its newest duo of products, at least they're pretty self-explanatory. Up first is the Audio Transmitter / Dongle, which plugs into any iPod's dock connector input and enables audio to be "processed with SRS WOW HD audio enhancement before being transmitted via Bluetooth to any BT-enabled headset or speaker accessory." For those who aren't exactly wowed, you can flip off the process with a button on the appendage. Next up is an apparently unnamed Bluetooth 2.0 stereo headset, which doesn't seem
03.01.2008 18:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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Wolfking's Warrior Xxtreme gets reviewed
Filed under: Peripherals
Are you ready for a blast of the obvious? If so, head on down to the read link and take a look at Extreme Tech's review of the Warrior Xxtreme. Wolfking's latest gamepad is obviously aiming at a smallish niche, and while it proved to be quite the device to have while gaming, it's not exactly the easiest thing to pound out a dissertation on. 'Course, we sincerely hope you didn't expect anything other than precisely those results, and it should be noted that Wolfking did a swell job of catering to righties and southpaws alike. Overall, we've se
03.01.2008 18:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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LaCie's LaCinema Premier external HDD surfaces
Apparently, this one's been on a few store shelves already, but LaCie didn't even bother trumpeting its release to the world. Fret not, as the LaCinema Premier can hide no longer. This USB 2.0 "multimedia hard drive" arrives in 500GB, 750GB and 1TB flavors, packs 7,200RPM hard drives within and outputs via composite / S-Video / component (rear shown after the break). Furthermore, it supports 1080i upscaling and provides S/PDIF optical and coaxial digital audio outputs, and just in case you're curious, it'll handle MPEG1/2/4, ISO, IFO, VOB, MP3, WMA, AC3, OGG, JPEG, BMP, TIF and PNG file formats. Yeah, it also touts that played out "one-touch backup" feature, but we know it's the bundled remote that really turns you on. Apparently, the trio starts at around £
03.01.2008 18:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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Aerielle's i2i Stream now available
Filed under: Home Entertainment, Portable Audio, Wearables, WirelessSatisfying our craving for a device that allows users to share music wirelessly to anyone within 30 feet or so, Aerielle's i2i Stream improves on the existing Engadget ghettoblaster by limiting exposure to only headphone wearers who c
03.01.2008 18:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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Microsoft patent app reveals plans for monitoring group activities
Filed under: Misc. GadgetsWe already knew that Microsoft had some mind reading technology (of sorts) in the works, but it looks like it isn't stopping there, with a recent patent application revealing some of the company's plans for "monitoring group activities." To do that, Microsoft envisions a rather elaborate monitoring system that'd consist of an array of "physiological or environmental sensors." Those would be used to monitor heart rate, galvanic skin resp
03.01.2008 18:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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Erste Banner zur MacWorld San Francisco werden aufgehängt
In knapp zwei Wochen ist es soweit. Steve Jobs wird wieder auf der Keynote anlässlich der MacWorld San Francisco neue Produkte präsentieren. Inzwischen beginnen auch die Arbeiten in und am Moscone Center, das schon seit Jahren der Austragungsort der MWSF ist. An einer Seite ließ Apple eine große iPo
03.01.2008 18:20 Uhr, MacTechNews,
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US-Weihnachtsgeschäft: CD-Verkäufe um mehr als ein Fünftel eingebrochen
Der CD geht's schlecht - dem Download immer besser: Aktuelle Zahlen aus dem Weihnachtsgeschäft in den USA sprechen eine deutliche Sprache. Nach Angaben der Marktforscher von Nielsen Soundscan ist der CD-Verkauf um mehr als ein Fünftel im Vergleich zum Vorjahreszeitraum eingebrochen. Haben sich im Vorjahr Kunden noch für 105,28 Millionen Alben
03.01.2008 18:20 Uhr, MacNews,
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Analyst: Apple entscheidet sich für Blu-ray
Alea iacta est: Offenbar sind in Cupertino die Würfel gefallen und die Formatfrage Blu-ray vs. HD-DVD entschieden. Shaw Wu, Analyst bei American Technologie Research, will aus zuverlässigen Quellen erfahren haben, dass Apple sich auf der MacWorld Expo zum Nachfolger der DVD bekennen wird. Der Mac-Hersteller soll demnach dem Sony-Format Blu-ray
03.01.2008 18:05 Uhr, MacNews,
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03.01.2008 18:00 Uhr
Apple bringing Blu-ray macs to Macworld?
Filed under: Desktops, HDTV, Storage
This one's a bit of a no brainer: Apple's going to have to ship a next-gen disc drive at some point this decade, and Macworld 2008 is as good a place as any. Apple also has a friendly history with Sony, has Blu-ray happy Disney in its pocket and is on the Blu-ray consortium, so the Blu-ray format seems a bit of a shoo-in. Analyst Shaw Wu thought he'd made the prediction all the same, an
03.01.2008 17:51 Uhr, Engadget,
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Archos to trump Apple with TV+?
Archos is about to announce a dedicated media hub that should offer features simply not possible on the Apple TV or most other media hubs, according to a leak from UberGizmo. Called the Archos TV+, the extender will pull videos from the local network to the TV but will use its connection more intelligently than the current Apple hub: both Ethernet
03.01.2008 17:50 Uhr, MacNN,
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Microsoft will dem frustrierten Computernutzer helfen
Microsoft will bei Hard- oder Software-Problemen durch ein verbessertes Hilfesytem dem Anwender besser unter die Arme greifen können. Dazu wird das Verhalten des Anwenders beobachtet, um passende Hilfestellungen geben zu können. Auch der Gesundheitszustand des Computer-Anwenders wird überwacht, um zu erkennen, ob menschliche Hilfe notwendig ist. (Microsoft)
03.01.2008 17:50 Uhr, golem,
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Bill Gates: Abschied mit neuer Xbox?
Seine voraussichtlich letzte Eröffnungsrede auf der CES könnte Microsoft-Chairman Bill Gates mit der Ankündigung einer »Super-Xbox« krönen.
Eine IT-Legende verabschiedet sich: Die CES 2008 soll Bill Gates' letzte große Veranstaltung werden. Der Microsoft-Chairman wird sich Mitte des Jahres ganz aus dem Tagesgeschäft zurückziehen. Den Eintritt in die wenn man so will »Nobel-Rente« hat der Multimilliardär bereits letztes Jahr angekündigt. Die
03.01.2008 17:36 Uhr, Toms Hardware,
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TV converter box coupons will ship February 17th
Filed under: HDTV, Home Entertainment, Peripherals
With about a million TV converter box coupons having been ordered in the first 40 hours of availability, we're sure that there are more than a few of you out there wondering when you can you expect those $40 vouchers to arrive at your door. Well to save you the hassle of quitting your job in order to wait by the mailbox every day, we're here to let you know that the feds will begin mailing 'em out starting on February 17th -- exactly o
03.01.2008 17:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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Apple developing dynamic OLED-based keyboard
Apple Inc. in a new patent filing proposes to solve the ages-old problem of having to manufacture distinct keyboards to support the various alphabets and key arrangements of foreign countries by developing an OLED-based model where key arrangements
03.01.2008 17:20 Uhr, AppleInsider,
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Apple notebooks to have iMac-like docking station?
An Apple patent application, disclosed by the US Patent and Trademark Office, may point to a radically new notebook docking station. The submission is entitled Integrated monitor and docking station, and depicts a device that solves two problems of current docks, namely the space and lack of convenient transport posed by having to hook up separate
03.01.2008 17:20 Uhr, MacNN,
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Hacker-Tools in Großbritannien nur bedingt strafbar
Das war wohl zu viel des Guten: In der Neufassung des britischen Computerstrafrechts, des Computer Misuse Acts (CMA), haben die Autoren den Besitz, die Herstellung und die Weitergabe von Hacker-Tools wie etwa Programmen zum Eindringen in fremde Computer, unter Strafe gestellt. Neue Richtlinien schwächen dieses Verbot jetzt ab.
03.01.2008 17:20 Uhr, golem,
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Apple Creating iMac-like Docking Station
A patent application submitted in 2006 and published for the first time today has revealed that Apple is working on a docking station for portable computers, the exterior of which closely resembles Apple's iMac line of desktop computers.
03.01.2008 17:05 Uhr, Macrumors,
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Hitachi: Festplatten mit 500 GByte für Notebooks
Bereits im Februar 2008 will Hitachi weltweit die ersten Notebook-Festplatten mit einer Kapazität von bis zu 500 GByte ausliefern. Die Geräte sind etwas dicker als die meisten mobilen Laufwerke - dennoch hat bereits der erste Hersteller ein Terabyte-Notebook angekündigt. (Speichermedien, Notebook)
03.01.2008 17:05 Uhr, golem,
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OLED-Tastatur von Apple?
Das US-Patent- und Markenamt hat einen Patentantrag von Apple veröffentlicht, der eine Tastatur beschreibt, bei der jede Taste ein einzelnes kleines OLED-Display ist. Das Ganze erinnert stark an die "Optimus Maximus" getaufte Tastatur von Art.Lebedev. (Apple, Eingabegerät)
03.01.2008 17:05 Uhr, golem,
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Ausführlicher Bericht über Office 2008 auf ars technica
Auch ars technica hat nun einen ausführlichen und reich bebilderten Bericht über die in Kürze erscheinende neue Version von Microsoft Office veröffentlicht. Auch ars technica kommt zur Überzeugung, dass Microsoft Office 2008 Mac-typischer als die Vorgänger gestaltet habe. Zu den Vorzügen der Office-
03.01.2008 17:05 Uhr, MacTechNews,
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Mit Sicherheit kommunizieren
Nicht nur das Rauchverbot in Gaststätten und das Fahrverbot für PKW ohne Umwelt-Plakette in den Innenstädten von Berlin, Köln und Hannover sind Neuerungen, die das gerade angebrochene Jahr den Bundesbürgern bringen. Seit vergangenen Dienstag müssen auch die Telekommunikationsprovider Verbindungsdaten ihrer Kunden sechs Monate lang speichern. Die
03.01.2008 17:05 Uhr, MacNews,
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Wikimedia im Umbruch: Richtungsstreit um Professionalisierung
Die Wikimedia Foundation, Betreiber der kooperativen freien Enzyklopädie Wikipedia, wird neu organisiert und will sich professionalisieren. Hintergrund: Der Finanzbedarf der Stiftung liegt im laufenden Geschäftsjahr bei 4,6 Millionen US-Dollar, über Spenden allein sind diese jährlich anfallenden Kosten kaum zu bewältigen. Zwei Mitglieder aus dem
03.01.2008 17:05 Uhr, MacNews,
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03.01.2008 17:00 Uhr
Motorola outs CPEi 100 WiMAX desktop modem
Filed under: Wireless
DVB-H isn't the only emerging wireless standard Motorola is getting itself mixed up in, WiMAX is getting the "plug-and-play" treatment with the new CPEi 100 desktop modem Moto is bringing to CES. The device features a single port for sending the wireless data into your wired network, and naturally operates on the 2.5GHz WiMAX band. CPEi 100 will be available in 2008 from various WiMAX operators, and consumers should be able to set it up all by their lonesomes -- which means fewer of tho
03.01.2008 16:51 Uhr, Engadget,
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Asus M70S and M50S notebooks boast 1TB of storage
Filed under: Laptops, StorageAs you may have read in our coverage of Hitachi's new 5K500 2.5-inch 500GB drive, Asus will be the first manufacturer to pack a pair of these capacious components into a set of upcoming widescreen models, giving the 17-inch M70S and 15-inch M50S the distinguished honor of being the world's first one terabyte laptops. Besides those oddly-sized drives (which can configured in either RAID 0 or RAID 1), these machines will also offer up to WUXGA or WSXGA+ resolutions (for the M70 and M50, respectively), 2.4GHz T7700 Core 2 Duo processors, AMD
03.01.2008 16:51 Uhr, Engadget,
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Version 2.0 von IE7 Pro steht zum Download bereit
Die Entwickler von IE7 Pro haben Version 2.0 ihrer kostenlosen Erweiterung für den Microsoft-Browser freigegeben. Neben einer komfortableren Bedienung durch Mausgesten, zusätzliche Tastenkürzel und eine eingebaute Rechtschreibkorrektur liefert die Software nun auch Unterstützung für 64-Bit-Systeme.
03.01.2008 16:50 Uhr, ZDNet Deutschland,
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Optimus-like OLED Apple Keyboard?
A new patent application from Apple which describes dynamically changing keys using OLED (organic light emitting diodes) on each key face. This is similar to the widely-publicized (but not yet shipping) Optimus keyboard:
03.01.2008 16:50 Uhr, Macrumors,
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Blu-Ray Support at Macworld? Mac Pros Soon?
American Technology Research analyst Shaw Wu cites sources who say that Apple will start shipping some of their computers with Blu-ray support as early as Macworld.
Appleinsider also corroborates the report with their own sources, expe
03.01.2008 16:35 Uhr, Macrumors,
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Apple: Monitor mit Notebook-Dockingstation
Apple arbeitet womöglich an einer Notebook-Dockingstation, die nicht nur einen tragbaren Computer aufnimmt, sondern auch gleich einen Monitor zur Verfügung stellt. Dies legt jedenfalls ein Patentantrag nahe, der vom US-Patentamt veröffentlicht wurde. (Apple, Notebook)
03.01.2008 16:35 Uhr, golem,
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Der erste Blick auf Microsoft Office 2008 (Teil 1)
Nach vier Jahren steht dem Mac-Anwender wieder eine neue Office-Version ins Haus: Ab dem 15. Januar will Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac ausliefern - vorerst allerdings nur in den USA. Im Frühjahr sollen dann lokalisierte Versionen folgen. Die letzte Beta-Version, die als "Golden Master" ihren Weg in die Produktionsstätten gefunden hat, verteilte
03.01.2008 16:35 Uhr, MacNews,
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BlueAnt unveils voice-controlled V1 Bluetooth headset
Filed under: Cellphones, Peripherals, Wireless
Anyone who's used the stylish, compact, voice-isolating Z9 Bluetooth headset from BlueAnt knows that while the unit itself performs satisfactorily, remembering the thousand-and-one unintuitive button combinations (three-second push to end a call?) can be a real pain in the ass. Well thankfully for fans of that somewhat flawed product, the Australian manufacturer will be back as CES with yet another dual-mic model, the V1, which drops the Z9
03.01.2008 16:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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Motorola's DH01 DVB-H mobile TV with 4.3-inch screen, DVR
Filed under: Portable Audio, Portable Video
Motorola's really nerding out about DVB-H here, but if you look past all the tech speak, it turns out Motorola is prepping an actual product to support its mobile TV efforts. The DH01 sounds pretty much exactly like one of those South Korean portable digital TVs, only this one's silicon runs red white and blue. That's right, 2008 means mobile TV is finally going to come into its own in the States, and the DH01 isn't a bad way to kick off the year. Th
03.01.2008 16:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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SAR-Werte: Über 130 Handys im Strahlen-Ranking
Wer sich vor Handy-Strahlung schützen will, fängt bei der Wahl des Handys an. Unserer Tabelle zeigt 132 aktuelle Handys mit ihrem Strahlenwert - vom strahlenärmsten Samsung SGH-F700V bis zu den acht Handys von Sony Ericsson am unteren Ende der Tabelle.
03.01.2008 16:20 Uhr, CHIP,
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Analyst: Rentals, subnotebook, Blu-Ray at Macworld
Three main announcements will be made at Macworld 2008, according to Shaw Wu of American Technology Research. The biggest of these is the widely-anticipated subnotebook, which Wu notes will mark Apple's first such computer since the PowerBook 2400 released in the late 1990s. It is predicted that the new subnotebook will make use of NAND flash sto
03.01.2008 16:20 Uhr, MacNN,
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First Looks: Digifocus CLSS-M Sound System
A larger, more powerful version of its earlier, roughly pocket-sized Mini Sound System, Digifocus' new CLSS-M still packs two speakers into a portable, under-the-iPod enclosure that serves as a stand and charging base. Like the smaller unit, CLSS-M comes in three colors -- silver, red (shown), or black -- each with silver front and back pieces, and includes audio and USB charging cables, two AA batteries for power, a protective Dock Connector cap,…
03.01.2008 16:20 Uhr, iPodlounge,
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First Looks: Belkin TuneBase FM for iPhone and iPod
Aesthetically identical to the recently-released, iPod-only TuneBase FM with ClearScan, Belkin's new TuneBase FM for iPhone and iPod ($100) is now compatible with the iPhone's charging and audio shielding requirements as well. As with the prior version, the new TuneBase FM includes an FM transmitter to broadcast your music wirelessly to 88.1FM through 107.9FM, using buttons to optimize the audio level from your iPod and find relatively empty FM stations…
03.01.2008 16:20 Uhr, iPodlounge,
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First Looks: Belkin RockStar
Explained as a new way for teenagers to share and mix music with friends, Belkin's RockStar ($20) is a star-shaped audio hub that lets people connect their iPods (or other MP3 players) and headphones. Multiple playback devices can be connected to the hub, sharing the audio from each source simultaneously with multiple headphone ports, and letting users hear either a single song, or multiple songs mixed together. One of the ports is input-only, with…
03.01.2008 16:20 Uhr, iPodlounge,
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First Looks: Belkin TuneCast Auto for iPhone and iPod
Updated cosmetically and electronically from the past TuneCast Auto, Belkin's new version of its car charger and FM transmitter cable ($80) is now both iPhone- and iPod-compatible. A bright LCD screen provides current station (88.1 to 107.9FM) information, access to two presets, and three "Pro" audio optimization modes, while a dedicated ClearScan button attempts to search local stations for a clear place to broadcast. Used with the iPhone, TuneCast…
03.01.2008 16:20 Uhr, iPodlounge,
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Article: CES + Macworld Expo Sneak Peeks
The first two weeks of January will be packed with new iPod and iPhone accessory announcements, so we wanted to give you an early look at what a handful of the industry’s players have planned for the Las Vegas CES and San Francisco Macworld Expo shows. From what we’ve seen so far, including a number of products we can’t divulge below, you can expect fairly conservative new offerings, including iPhone- and 2007 iPod-compatible reworks…
03.01.2008 16:20 Uhr, iPodlounge,
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Noch ein Patent: Dynamische OLED-Tastatur
In den letzten Tagen kamen sehr viele Patentanträge von Apple ans Tageslicht. Ein neuer Antrag beschreibt etwas, das bereits von einem russischen Hersteller immer wieder für Schlagzeilen und Diskussionen sorgte, ob es dieses Produkt überhaupt gibt. Art. Lebedev Studio hatte vor mehr als zwei Jahren
03.01.2008 16:20 Uhr, MacTechNews,
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Erster Blick auf ATis Radeon HD 3400
Zwei Karten gehören zur ATi-HD-3400-Familie: Die HD 3450 und die HD 3470. Tom's Hardware zeigt erste Fotos von AMDs Grafikbeschleuniger der Einsteigerklasse.
Kaum hat ATi die ersten 3800er-Grafikkarten auf den Markt gebracht (siehe auch »Radeon HD 3850 und HD 3870: Prüfstand RV670«), setzt der Hersteller schon die nächsten Grafikbeschleuniger an die Startlinie. Die 3400er-Serie, bestehend aus der HD 3450 und der HD 3470, ist in einem niedrigeren
03.01.2008 16:06 Uhr, Toms Hardware,
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Mac OS X erobert immer mehr Marktanteile
Apple hat in den vergangenen Monaten einen deutlichen Verbreitungszuwachs seines Betriebssystems Mac OS X verzeichnet. Das ist das Ergebnis einer aktuellen Marktstudie von Net Applications, die Daten von bis zu 160 Millionen Internetnutzern berücksichtigt.
03.01.2008 16:05 Uhr, ZDNet Deutschland,
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News: Hitachi Maxell unveils iPod Bluetooth dongle with SRS technology
Hitachi Maxell has unveiled its Audio Transmitter/Dongle for the iPod, one of two new Bluetooth-enabled products featuring SRS WOW HD audio and bass enhancement technology. The adapter connects to the iPod via Dock Connector, allowing audio from the iPod to be processed with SRS WOW HD audio enhancement before being transmitted to any Bluetooth enabled headset or speaker system. The WOW HD process, which according to the company provides “improved…
03.01.2008 16:05 Uhr, iPodlounge,
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First Looks: Tannoy i30
Designed by noted British speaker company Tannoy as an audiophile alternative to the Bose SoundDock, the i30 ($400) surprisingly goes even more minimalist in controls, and more subtle in design. Wider than the SoundDock but rounded on the sides and back, the i30 has a Universal Dock in the center and literally no buttons on its body -- it's entirely remote controlled with an included seven-button Infrared unit. Power, USB, audio-in and video-out ports…
03.01.2008 16:05 Uhr, iPodlounge,
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03.01.2008 16:00 Uhr
Review: GameTap
When offered a review login to GameTap, I was excited that I might be able to find some of my old gaming haunts for relaxation and pleasure. Thanks to their multiple account system, I invited two other current online gamers to join me in my adventure. This review is a compilation of our first impressions with GameTap.
Matt Tobin adds, I thin
03.01.2008 15:50 Uhr, MacNN,
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Netzgeschwindigkeit des iPhones testen
Ein häufig bezüglich des iPhones geäußerter Kritikpunkt ist das Fehlen von UMTS und der sich damit ergebenden Notwendigkeit, auf das langsamere EDGE zu setzen. Apple begründet dies mit der Tatsache, dass UMTS-Chips viel mehr Strom verbrauchen und somit die Akkulaufzeit reduzieren würden. Allerdings
03.01.2008 15:50 Uhr, MacTechNews,
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Apple patents a Maxiumus-alike keyboard, iMac MacBook dock
Filed under: Desktops, Laptops, Peripherals
Apple's always enjoyed patenting the near-absurd, just to get us speculating in the wrong direction or to give its thousands of patent lawyers something to do during a slow design cycle. We can't really imagine Apple has this pair of "products" prepped and waiting in the wings of Macworld, but it's still fun to look. First off we have a MacBook dock that conveniently looks just like an iMac. Not much explanation is needed, you just slide the laptop into the side of the iMac and
03.01.2008 15:36 Uhr, Engadget,
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Pharos announces Trips & Pics: GPS, battery, and geocaching software
Filed under: CES, GPS
Nothing new here for seasoned geocachers, but Pharos is offering an easy little bundle for the outdoorsy types with long term memory problems in the form of Trips & Pics. It's essentially just the iGPS-500, a minuscule battery pack, and some geocaching software, all of which will be be sold together for $90 when hit hits retailers in January.
03.01.2008 15:36 Uhr, Engadget,
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Video games better than drugs?
Filed under: Gaming This isn't the first time we've seen video games and VR in particular applied to medicine, but this is certainly the boldest claim we've heard yet. According some research done on chronic pain sufferers up at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, Canada, test subjects who were playing VR games were more comfortable than participants who were on pain meds alone. That might sound like a no brainer, but the researchers are saying that video games apparently have the potential of providing a safe, partial alternative to addictive medicine, boring counseling
03.01.2008 15:36 Uhr, Engadget,
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Dell releases Inspiron 1525 in the US
Filed under: Laptops
Well it missed a 2007 release by just days, but now Dell's Inspiron 1525 -- upgrade to the 15.4-inch 1521 -- is finally available for purchase in the US, starting at just $500. Of course, it'll cost quite a bit more to configure one of these colorful rigs to a power user's specifications, and even then, you're capped off at a 1,200 x 800 screen resolution being pushed by integrated graphics. Still, even the starter model provides quite a few nice features, including integrated 2 megapixel webcam, travel remote, and perhaps most exciting of all, built-in Wireless USB. You can hit up the Read link for more info and instructions on how to
03.01.2008 15:36 Uhr, Engadget,
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A new Keyboard Concept from Art. Lebedev
The Studio Art. Lebedev, known for its OLED key-enable display, unveiled a new keyboard concept scheduled to be released in 2008 and entitled, Optimus Tactus.
As indicated by its name, it will use multipoint touch screen while providing a fully customizable interface.
This concept if of course much less revolutionizing than the OLED-based keyboard unveiled in 2005. Touch screen peripherals are getting really popular as they bring a true user-friendly interface as illustrated by the iPhone.
Of course, it remains a concept, and Art. Lebedev will have to build it and find a large multipoint screen with the required definition and design a video system, powerful enough to generate the visual rendering w
03.01.2008 15:35 Uhr, Hardmac.com,
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Wal Mart to Stop its VOD Offer
After only one year, and while Apple is rumored to prepare its own offer, the US supermarket leader Wal Mart announced its decision to stop its VOD service. According to the PR, as HP discontinued the technology used for this online service, Wal Mart had no otter choice than stopping it. While, one could have found a replacing technology, the low success of this offer most likely help Wal Mart to take this decision.
One more time, DRM will now be a nightmare for customers, as they will prevent them to upgrade their hardware, as they prevent them to move purchased video to another new computer. In addition Wal Mart already announced that it will not provide any reimbursement plan or any support.
In the future, VOD platforms will have to offer a defined warranty otherwise Wal Mart's experience might simply make consumers thinking twice or even staying away from such online video stores as current DRM remains a brake to consumers freedom.
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03.01.2008 15:35 Uhr, Hardmac.com,
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Samba Dev Team Get Access to Microsoft Code Thanks to EU
Samba is well known by Mac users as being the protocol used when connecting a Mac to a PC. So far, Samba compatibility with Microsoft SMB system was obtained via reverse engineering technologies. Just before Christmas, Samba team received Microsoft protocol documentation. One should not think that Redmond's Giant did it on purpose to serve the open source community:
Microsoft was required to make this information available to competitors as part of the European Commission March 24th 2004 Decision in the antitrust lawsuit, after losing their appeal against that decision on September 17th 2007.
Of course the Samba Team was pleased by this decision:
Andrew Tridgell, creator of Samba, said, "We are very pleased to be able to get access to the technical information necessary to continue to develop Samba as a Free Software project. Although we were disappointed the decision did not address the issue of patent claims over the protocols, it was a great achieveme
03.01.2008 15:35 Uhr, Hardmac.com,
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Disassembling the iMac Alu
The website Amfiteatar published a step-by-step procedure to disassemble a 20" or 24" iMac Alu in order to change the HD.
If this operation is not complicated, one would need to remove the glass plate with suction pad, and later on it will be very difficult to install it back in front of the display without trapping some dusts! In addition, it voids the warranty
[translation by Linathael]
03.01.2008 15:35 Uhr, Hardmac.com,
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Apple Q1 financials due on January 22nd
Apple's report for the first quarter of fiscal year 2008 is due on January 22nd, reports say. The details will be webcast starting at 2PM Pacific Time, or 5PM Eastern. Expectations are once again fairly high, as Apple stock has teetered on the $200 mark, and as many as 24 to 25 million iPods may have been sold in just a portion of the last quarte
03.01.2008 15:35 Uhr, MacNN,
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Erste Spezifikation für Wireless HD vorgelegt
Ein Interessenverband aus Industrievertetern und der Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) hat heute die Spezifikation von Wireless HD (WiHD), einer drahtlosen Alternative zu HDMI, in Version 1.0 vorgelegt. Der Standard soll eine verlustfreie Datenübertragung zu und zwischen Computern, Fernsehern, Settop-Boxen, Digitalkameras, Spielkonsolen sowie Blu-ray- und HD-DVD-Playern ermöglichen.
03.01.2008 15:20 Uhr, ZDNet Deutschland,
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Update: Bookdog 5
Sheep Systems' bookmark manager adds integration with del.icio.us, support for the latest Netscape Navigator, and a new interface for tagging and untagging bookmarks.
03.01.2008 15:20 Uhr, MacInTouch,
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Update: 1001 1.0.8
Recent changes in the desktop Flickr companion include release as a Universal Binary, a new importer for iPhoto and Aperture, and an upload action that sends a message to a Twitter account.
03.01.2008 15:20 Uhr, MacInTouch,
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Update: Equinox 6.6.0
The astronomy and planetarium program adds GPUSB autoguide support, improved webcam display and autoguiding, SBIG camera models in the eyepiece 10 menu, and other changes.
03.01.2008 15:20 Uhr, MacInTouch,
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New: Hydra 1.0
Creaceed's Hydra is a program for creating high dynamic range (HDR) images from a series of regular photos, with morphing technology from the company's Morph Age program to correct misalignments.
03.01.2008 15:20 Uhr, MacInTouch,
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Dell intros Crystal LCD, Inspiron 1525
Dell on Thursday jumpstarted its CES efforts with one of its most unique displays to date as well as a reworked version of its most popular notebook. The Crystal is Dell's first designer LCD and is designed to be as unintrusive as possible while offering a full media setup: built with a glass frame about 4mm (0.15 inches) thick, the touch controls
03.01.2008 15:20 Uhr, MacNN,
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Version 1.1.3 für iPhone - jetzt mit Copy & Paste
MacScoop berichtet über neue Funktionen in der kommenden Firmware für das iPhone, so soll unter anderem Copy & Paste möglich sein. Eine Veröffentlichung erwartet die Seite zur MacWorld Expo Mitte Januar. Ende Dezember letzten Jahres hat Gear Live erstmalig Fotos der neuen Firmware veröffentlicht ( wir berichteten ), die Gizmodo vom
03.01.2008 15:05 Uhr, MacNews,
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03.01.2008 15:00 Uhr
Voigtlaender kicks out Vitoret 73 digital camera
Filed under: Digital Cameras
If you thought Kodak's EasyShare C813 was a bore, get a load of this. Thankfully, the Voigtlaender Vitoret 73 does boast one of the more exotic names in the digital camera industry, so yeah, there's that. As for specs, you'll find a 7-megapixel sensor, 3-inch LCD monitor, 320 x 240 resolution video mode, 22MB of free internal storage, an SD expansion slot, 3x optical zoom, red-eye reduction, PictBridge support and USB connectivity. As we've come to expect with this firm, you'll find
03.01.2008 14:51 Uhr, Engadget,
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IE7Pro 2.0 - Kostenlose Erweiterung für Internet Explorer
Die kostenlose Internet-Explorer-Erweiterung IE7Pro steht ab sofort in der Version 2.0 als Download bereit. Damit erhält Microsofts Browser verschiedene neue Funktionen und er lässt sich wesentlich umfangreicher konfigurieren. Damit soll der Internet Explorer 7 komfortabler in der Bedienung werden. (MSIE, Browser)
03.01.2008 14:50 Uhr, golem,
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Nokia Siemens Networks kauft Apertio
Nokia Siemens Networks hat ein Unternehmen gekauft, das Software für die Verwaltung von Kundendaten herstellt. So will das deutsch-finnische Unternehmen seinen Geschäftsbereich erweitern.
03.01.2008 14:35 Uhr, golem,
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Patentantrag von Apple verrät iMac-ähnliche Dockingstation
Neu ist die Idee einer Dockingstation für Notebooks nicht in Cupertino - aber charmant ist der Gedanke an ein solches Zubehör von Apple in Verbindung mit dem zur MacWorld Expo erwarteten Subnotebook. Ein heute veröffentlichter Patentantrag zeigt Apples Idee, einen iMac auszuhöhlen, um darin Platz zu schaffen für das "MacBook nano". Oder fängt
03.01.2008 14:35 Uhr, MacNews,
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Flexible keyboard meets Skype phone
Filed under: Peripherals
We've seen our fair share of flexible keyboards, and yes, we've even seen hordes of Skype phones. Thankfully, this particular unit weds the two aforementioned devices into one, creating a single harmonious 'board that you can freely squeeze while your frustration level skyrockets from
03.01.2008 14:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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Notebook-Festplatte: Asus knackt 1 TByte-Marke
Asus will in der kommenden Woche auf der Elektronikmesse CES in Las Vegas ein Notebook mit einer Festplattenkapazität von 1 TByte vorstellen. Das Asus M70 nutzt dazu zwei der neuen Hitachi-Festplatten Travelstar 5K500 mit je 500 GByte Speicherplatz.
03.01.2008 14:20 Uhr, CHIP,
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Spieletest: Naruto - Rise Of A Ninja
Naruto gehört zu den aktuellen TV-Erfolgsgeschichten - die japanische Anime-Serie ist mittlerweile in diversen Ländern vor allem beim jüngeren Publikum ein absoluter Quoten-Hit. Mit "Naruto - Rise Of A Ninja" bringt Ubisoft nun ein auf der Serie basierendes Videospiel exklusiv für die Xbox 360 heraus - und das dürfte Fans der Reihe durchaus zusagen. (Spieletest, Xbox 360)
03.01.2008 14:20 Uhr, golem,
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Team Fortress 2 kostenlos testen
In einer exklusiv auf Deutschland beschränkten Aktion können interessierte Spieler an diesem Wochenende (vom 4. bis zum 6. Januar) kostenlos und unverbindlich den Multiplayer-Shooter Team Fortress 2 von Valve testen.
03.01.2008 14:05 Uhr, ComputerBase,
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Allround-Player entscheiden HD-Formatkrieg
Einer aktuellen Studie der Marktforscher von ABI Research zufolge wird nicht der Konsument, sondern die Verfügbarkeit von Allround-Playern den High-Definition-Formatkrieg im PC-Bereich entscheiden. Dieser Umstand, so die Studie, würde jeden weiteren Wettbewerb unnötig machen.
03.01.2008 14:05 Uhr, ComputerBase,
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OpenMoko wird Tochter von FIC
FIC hat das OpenMoko-Projekt in ein eigenes Tochterunternehmen umgewandelt. Dazu erhielt das Unternehmen eine Geldspritze, um das Open-Source-Projekt Neo 1973 weiter vorantreiben zu können. Das Unternehmen wird von einigen namhaften Personen aus dem Bereich des Mobile Computing geführt. (Smartphone)
03.01.2008 14:05 Uhr, golem,
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03.01.2008 14:00 Uhr
VOIP comes to the iPhone - iPod Touch
2007 was a monumental year for iPod hacking and a major milestone looks to be acomplished just before the year ends. The first SIP compatible VOIP solution for the iPod Touch (and hopefully soon the iPhone) should be coming our way in the next 10 hours (as we write this).
The SIP application actually requires a bit of extra hardware on the iPod touch because of the lack of an audio-in port on the device. Thankfully they are selling the microphone as well. The iPhone should eventually support this application without hardware modifications.
Hopefully this will light a fire under the VOIP industry, whi
03.01.2008 13:51 Uhr, 9to5Mac,
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LG to demo "MPH" mobile TV system at CES
Filed under: Home Entertainment, Portable VideoIt looks like the stumbling transition over to digital television here in the US is about to get a little help from LG, which is planning on showing a new mobile digital TV system called MPH at CES. MPH, or Mobile Pedestrian Handheld, is based on an existing system called vestigial side band, or VSB, and can be retrofitted to existing digital systems, enabling a wide range of services -- even to vehicles traveling at highway speeds. LG says it spent two years and $7.4M developing t
03.01.2008 13:51 Uhr, Engadget,
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Playstation Portable erhält Skype-Unterstützung
Sony hat auf einer für die am 7. Januar beginnende Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas eingerichteten Website einen Skype-Client für seine Playstation Portable (PSP) angekündigt. Künftig sollen Nutzer der mobilen Spielkonsole über das VoIP-Programm kommunizieren können.
03.01.2008 13:50 Uhr, ZDNet Deutschland,
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Review: CardRaider
For years, Iíve known that there are software utilities out there that can recover lost photos from a digital camera or memory card, but thankfully Iíve never needed one - until Christmas day. If you use a digital camera, you may want to make sure your software arsenal includes digital card recovery software, so you do not become the victim of phot
03.01.2008 13:50 Uhr, MacNN,
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Plaxo steht zum Verkauf
Sie gehörten zu den Ersten, fielen dann aber hinter die Konkurrenz zurück: die Social-Networking-Plattform Plaxo. Nun soll das Venture-Capital-finanzierte Unternehmen versteigert werden. Die Firma glaubt jedoch an ihren Wert und hat sich ein hohes Ziel gesteckt. (Soziales Netz)
03.01.2008 13:50 Uhr, golem,
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Studie: Weltweite Überwachung nimmt zu
Video- und Audio-Kontrolle, Identifikationssysteme, die Auswertung persönlicher Daten die Überwachung der Privatsphäre nimmt stetig zu. Eine Studie bestätigt: die USA und Großbritannien spionieren am meisten.
Immer leistungsfähigere Video-/Audio-Überwachungen, moderne elektronische Identifikationssysteme und natürlich das regelmäßige Speichern und gezielte Auswerten von Personendaten sind Schuld an der raschen Zunahme der Überwachung der Priva
03.01.2008 13:36 Uhr, Toms Hardware,
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PHP 4.4.8 markiert das Ende
Mit der Version 4.4.8 haben die PHP-Entwickler ein letztes Update für PHP 4 veröffentlicht, die einige Sicherheitslücken beseitigt. PHP-Nutzer sollen so zum Umstieg auf PHP 5 bewogen werden. (PHP, Programmiersprache)
03.01.2008 13:35 Uhr, golem,
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Neues Icon, neue Heimat: Das "VoIP am iPod touch"-Team ist umgezogen
Das Interesse, den iPod touch ein wenig iphoniger zu machen, wächst und wächst: Das Touchmods-Team, das seit Silvester experimentierfreudigen iPod touch-Besitzern einen nativen Client für Internettelefonie (SIP) anbietet, hat den Server gewechselt und ist zu Wordpress.com umgezogen . Der SIP-Client für den Touch-iPod hat jetzt ein eigenes
03.01.2008 13:35 Uhr, MacNews,
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Notizen vom 3. Januar 2008
Radiohead bei iTunes: Das Radiohead-Album “In Rainbows” ist jetzt bei iTunes erhältlich. Das wäre nicht weiter erwähnenswert, wenn die Band das Album nicht schon online angeboten hätte.
03.01.2008 13:20 Uhr, MACNOTES.DE,
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03.01.2008 13:00 Uhr
Kodak offers up EasyShare C813 point-and-shoot
Filed under: Digital Cameras
We hope you weren't counting on Kodak to get you all amped up about this one, because its EasyShare C813 is about as ho hum as they get. This fantastically average point-and-shoot sports a been-there-done-that design, an 8.2-megapixel sensor, 3x optical zoom, 2.4-inch LCD monitor, ISO up to 1,250, 16MB of internal storage space and an SD / MMC expansion slot. Furthermore, you can capture video in Motion JPEG format at VGA (15fps) or QVGA (30fps), and considering that it runs on just a pair of AA cells, you won't have to worry over losing a proprietary battery. If you're still with us, you can call the C813 yours for $119.95 (or less on the street) -- j
03.01.2008 12:52 Uhr, Engadget,
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Microvision zeigt Mini-Beamer für Mobilgeräte
Microvision will auf der am 7. Januar beginnenden Cosumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas einen fortgeschrittenen Prototypen seines Mini-Laser-Beamers mit dem Codenamen Show vorstellen, der die Größe eines herkömmlichen PDAs hat. Der akkubetriebene Projektor nutzt die hauseigene, nur 7 Millimeter dicke Pico-P-Display-Engine und lässt sich direkt an Mobilgeräte wie Notebooks, Handys, Mediaplayer oder Digitalkameras anschließen.
03.01.2008 12:35 Uhr, ZDNet Deutschland,
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Immer mehr Staaten überwachen ihre Bürger
Überwachung von Telefongesprächen, Speicherung und Austausch von Daten, Kontrolle am Arbeitsplatz, biometrische Merkmale im Ausweis die Maßnahmen, mit denen Regierungen und Unternehmen der Privatsphäre zuleibe rücken, sind vielfältig. Einheitlich hingegen ist der Trend: Unter dem Vorwand, für mehr Sicherheit zu sorgen, werden Datenschutz und Schutz der Privatsphäre der Bürger untergraben. Selbst stolze Demokratien, die sich die Menschenrechte auf die Fahnen geschrieben haben, mutieren zu Überwachungsgesellschaften.
03.01.2008 12:35 Uhr, golem,
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USA: Video-Verleihdienst Netflix will in die Endgeräte
Der US-amerikanische DVD-Versandverleih Netflix entwickelt laut Agenturberichten gemeinsam mit dem koreanischen Hersteller LG Electronics eine Set-Top-Box, mit der Netflix-Kunden die Filme auch über das Internet als Stream empfangen können. (Film)
03.01.2008 12:35 Uhr, golem,
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Multitouch am Mac - Welche Funktionen wären sinnvoll?
Das iPhone und der iPod touch machen wegen des Touchscreens, welcher auch auf die Eingabe von mehreren Kontaktpunkten reagieren kann ("Multitouch"), viel gebrauch, zum Beispiel beim Zoomen. Momentan werden Desktop-Macs und Laptops noch klassisch per Maus bedient, allerdings hat auch beim Mac, zumind
03.01.2008 12:20 Uhr, MacTechNews,
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Nicht nur für Notebooks: Flash-Platten bis 64 GB auch mit USB-Anschluss
Der Markt für "Flashspeicher-Festplatten", die Solid State Disks (SSD), nimmt an Fahrt auf: Jetzt kündigt der Hersteller Cruical SSDs in 2,5-Zoll-Bauweise in Kapazitäten von 32 und 64 Gigabyte an. SSDs besitzen keine beweglichen Teile wie Festplatten, sind daher schnell im Zugriff, wenig energiehunrig und robust auch unter härteren
03.01.2008 12:20 Uhr, MacNews,
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Marvell: WLAN mit 450 Mbit pro Sekunde
Marvell präsentiert auf der Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas einen WLAN-Chip, der zum Standardentwurf 802.11n kompatibel ist, aber eine Übertragungsrate von theoretisch 450 MBit pro Sekunde schaffen soll. Üblicherweise bringen Chips der n-Klasse 300 MBit pro Sekunde.
03.01.2008 12:05 Uhr, CHIP,
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03.01.2008 12:00 Uhr
Neuer Chipsatz-Entwickler für Opterons aus Israel?
Das junge israelische Unternehmen "Commex" will lokalen Berichten zufolge bereits im Mai 2008 Zusatz-Chips für die Beschleunigung von Opteron-Servern ausliefern. Ob es sich dabei um komplette Chipsätze oder Beschleuniger für spezielle Rechenaufgaben handelt, ist jedoch noch unklar. Zwei prominente Mitglieder des Commex-Managements lassen jedoch aufhorchen. (Prozessor, AMD)
03.01.2008 11:50 Uhr, golem,
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Bald wieder eine Docking-Station mit Bildschirm von Apple?
Mac-Anwender aus den 90ern erinnern sich bestimmt noch an die PowerBook Duos, welche in eine Docking-Station geschoben werden konnten, um somit direkt einen vollwertigen Arbeitsplatz bieten zu können, ohne dass man viele Kabelverbindungen am Rechner anbringen musste.
Ein neues Patent von Apple läss
03.01.2008 11:50 Uhr, MacTechNews,
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Variety confirms iTunes film rentals
Apple seems set to launch film rental service later this monthMore information confirming speculation that Apple will launch a film rental service through iTunes has emerged, this time from entertainment trade magazine, Variety.
03.01.2008 11:35 Uhr, Macworld UK,
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iTunes dominates online
iTunes continues to eclipse Zune music serviceApple's iTunes service accounted for 0.68 per cent of all internet visits on Christmas Day, statistics claim.
03.01.2008 11:35 Uhr, Macworld UK,
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eMusic's happy Christmas
eMusic downloads more music to more music loverseMusic had a record Christmas, with nearly half a million of its DRM-free tracks downloaded on Christmas Day, surpassing its own forecasts by 100 per cent.
03.01.2008 11:35 Uhr, Macworld UK,
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US bans extra batteries from flights
US prohibits air passengers from packing spare laptop batteries in their checked luggage.New rules have gone into effect in the US that prohibit air passengers there from carrying spare lithium ion batteries in their checked baggage.
03.01.2008 11:35 Uhr, Macworld UK,
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Apple Q1 financials 22 Jan
Apple to webcast financial results announcement on 22 JanuaryApple will webcast its first quarter 2007 financial results announcement on January 22, 2008 at 2pm PST (10pm UK time).
03.01.2008 11:35 Uhr, Macworld UK,
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Microsoft previews Office 2008
Microsoft talks up Office 2008 for MacMicrosoft Office for Mac 2008 doesn't officially ship until the kick-off of this month's Macworld Conference and Expo on 15 January. But Microsoft has taken the wraps off the latest version of Office, showcasing its new features and capabilities.
03.01.2008 11:35 Uhr, Macworld UK,
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Mac-Browser iCab in neuer Version
Alexander Clauss hat die vierte Version seines Webbrowsers iCab fertiggestellt, der vor allem durch zahlreiche Einstellungsmöglichkeiten auffällt. Das Internettaxi ist einer der ältesten Browser für den Macintosh und nutzt nun die moderne Webkit-Engine, um Webseiten darzustellen. (Browser)
03.01.2008 11:35 Uhr, golem,
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USB-Stick erstellt automatisches Online-Backup
SanDisk will auf der Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas einen USB-Stick präsentieren, der ein automatisches Online-Backup der gespeicherten Daten erstellt. Der Cruzer Titanium Plus getaufte Stick fasst dabei selbst 4 GByte an Daten. (Speichermedien, Backup)
03.01.2008 11:35 Uhr, golem,
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Asus bringt 1-TByte-Notebook
Ausreichend Speicherplatz: Auf der CES 2008 wird Asus das erste Notebook mit einer Festplattenkapazität von einem TByte vorstellen.
Der Asus-Mobil-PC M70 soll mit zwei 500 GByte-Festplatten ausgestattet werden. Platz haben darauf umgerechnet etwa 1000 Stunden Video oder eine Viertelmillion Songs. Vom Notebookhersteller selbst gibt es hierzu noch keine offizielle Information, allerdings von Hitachi, dem Fertiger der Festplatten. Demnach soll es s
03.01.2008 11:21 Uhr, Toms Hardware,
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iPhone oder Blackberry - Wer macht das Rennen?
Für manche eine Herzensangelegenheit, für andere eine reine Frage der Funktionalität: iPhone oder Blackberry? Ebenso rasant wie der Mobilfunkmarkt wächst, startete das iPhone 2007 auf den Markt und soll bis Ende 2008 10 Millionen Mal über den Ladentisch gegangen sein. Der Blackberry dagegen, seines Zeichens etabliertes Business-Kommunikationsgerät, wird etwa 12 Millionen Mal im Jahr verkauft. Nehmen sich die Apple und RIM am Ende die Kunden gegenseitig weg und wer wird dann gewinnen? Oder gibt es gar einen Weg der friedlichen Ko-Existenz?
03.01.2008 11:21 Uhr, Maclife,
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Gefälschtes Videoportal verteilt Malware
Manipulierte Videocodecs sind ein beliebtes Mittel bei Hackern, um Malware zu verbreiten. Aktuell versucht eine Webseite, die sich als DailyMotion ausgibt, Codecs zu verbreiten, die der User angeblich benötigt, um sich die Videoclips anschauen zu können.
03.01.2008 11:20 Uhr, CHIP,
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Radiohead: iTunes Store statt Eigenvertrieb
Im Oktober hatte die britische Band Radiohead ihr aktuelles Album In Rainbows zum Download über www.inrainbows.com angeboten. Der Käufer konnte dabei den Preis, den er für das Album zahlen wollte, selbst bestimmen. So war es sogar möglich, das Album kostenlos herunterzuladen. Nun hat Radiohead diesen Vertriebsweg geschlossen und bietet das Album zum üblichen Preis von 9,99 Euro über den iTunes Store an.
03.01.2008 11:05 Uhr, Maclife,
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Studie: Überwachung der Privatsphäre schreitet voran
Laut eines Berichts von Privacy International schreitet die Überwachung der Privatsphäre immer schneller voran. Schuld daran seien vor allem die modernen Video- und Audio-Überwachungen, elektronische Identifikationssysteme sowie die computerisierte Speicherung und Analyse von Personendaten, erklärten die Datenschützer.
03.01.2008 11:05 Uhr, ZDNet Deutschland,
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Apple launches European student competition
Apple announces creative talent contest for Apple Authorised Training Centre for Education (AATCe) studentsApple has announced a creative talent contest for students who attend an Apple Authorised Training Centre for Education (AATCe).
03.01.2008 11:05 Uhr, Macworld UK,
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GPS-System mit WLAN und Internetverbindung sagt Staus voraus
Dash Navigation hat ein Navigationsgerät namens Dash Express vorgestellt, das per WLAN und GPRS Informationen zur Verkehrslage mit anderen Dash-Express-Geräten austauscht und damit Staus vorhersagen will. Doch dies ist nicht die einzige Funktion, mit der sich das Dash Express von anderen Navigationsgeräten abhebt. (GPS, Navigationssystem)
03.01.2008 11:05 Uhr, golem,
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Foren-Software Phorum 5.2 veröffentlicht
Rund zehn Jahre ist das Projekt Phorum mittlerweile alt. Nun erschien die in PHP implementierte freie Forensoftware in der Version 5.2, die einige größere Änderungen mitbringt. Dazu zählen neben einem neuen Template diverse neue APIs, eine bessere MySQL-Unterstützung, eine neue Suchfunktion sowie verbessertes Caching. (Server-Applikationen)
03.01.2008 11:05 Uhr, golem,
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03.01.2008 11:00 Uhr
Jay-Z + Apple = record label?
Filed under: Portable Audio
You're Apple, and you want to sell more content -- which, in turn, sells more iPods / iPhones / iWhatevers. But you don't want to stay beheld to those fickle, waffling, DRM-obsessed labels. You want to cut out the middl
03.01.2008 10:52 Uhr, Engadget,
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Notizzettel reloaded: Stick Em Up 2.0
Die Applikation Stick 'Em Up 2.0 ähnelt vom Aussehen her Apples Notizzettel-Programm, bietet aber einige feine zusätzliche Funktionen: So kann der Benutzer den Zetteln selbstgewählte Kategorien zuweisen, angezeigt werden lediglich die Notizen, die gerade zu dieser Kategorie gehören. Für eine sanfte Migration kann der Anwender die Notizzettel
03.01.2008 10:50 Uhr, MacNews,
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WLAN-Chip überträgt 450 MBit pro Sekunde
Heute beginnt in Las Vegas die Consumer Electronics Show, auf der das Unternehmen Marvell einen WLAN-Chip für entsprechende Router vorstellen will, der bis zu 450 MBit pro Sekunde leisten soll. Der WLAN-Chip nach n-Standard ist abwärtskompatibel zu den Standards 802.11a, b und g und soll laut Ankündigung eine um 160 Prozent größere Reichweite als bisherige 802.11n-Lösungen bieten.
03.01.2008 10:35 Uhr, Maclife,
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Digitalkameras: Was bringt das Jahr 2008?
Kurz vor der Fotomesse Photo Marketing Association (PMA) in Las Vegas wollen wir einen kleinen Ausblick auf den Markt für Digitalkameras im Jahr 2008 wagen. Was wird die Zukunft bringen - mehr Auflösung, schnellere Kameras, Biometrie und HDR? Oder wird 2008 eher ein langweiliges Jahr, in dem nur einfache Variationen längst vorhandener Techniken neu aufgekocht werden? (Digitalkamera, Studie)
03.01.2008 10:35 Uhr, golem,
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Open XML - ECMA lagert Funktionen aus
Die European Computer Manufacturers Association (ECMA) hat sich dafür ausgesprochen, strittige Punkte in der Spezifikation von Microsofts Office-Dateiformat Open XML auszulagern. Damit soll erreicht werden, dass das Office-Format in einem zweiten Anlauf ISO-standardisiert wird. Davon sind einige Fehler und Kompatibilitätseinstellungen betroffen. (Microsoft)
03.01.2008 10:35 Uhr, golem,
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Gewinner Shure-Gewinnspiel ausgelost
Von Heilig Abend bis Neujahr hatten maclife.de-Besucher beim großen maclife.de-Shure-Gewinnspiel jeden Tag einen Shure SE110 Sound Isolating™ Ohrhörer im Wert von 99,99 Euro sowie an den Weihnachtsfeiertagen zusätzlich den Music Phone Adapter (MPA) von Shure für das iPhone im Wert von 59,99 Euro zu gewinnen. Jetzt wurden die insgesamt neun Gewinner ausgelost.
03.01.2008 10:21 Uhr, Maclife,
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USA subventionieren Umstellung auf Digital-TV
Ein Jahr bevor in den USA die analogen Fernsehkanäle abgeschaltet werden, hat die US-Regierung ein Zuschussprogramm für die Anschaffung von Digital-Analog-Konvertern gestartet. In der ersten Phase hat jeder US-Haushalt Anspruch auf einen Gutschein im Wert von 40 Dollar. Das Einkommen und die Zahl der vorhandenen Digitalgeräte spielt dabei keine Rolle.
03.01.2008 10:20 Uhr, ZDNet Deutschland,
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WirelessHD 1.0 - Drahtlose Alternative zu HDMI
Mit WirelessHD (WiHD) sollen hochauflösende Inhalte künftig drahtlos übertragen werden, die entsprechende Spezifikation wurde nun in der Version 1.0 vorgelegt. Mit dabei sind unter anderem Intel, LG, Matsushita (Panasonic), NEC, Samsung, Sony und Toshiba. Auch die US-Filmindustrie in Form der MPAA hat der drahtlosen Übertragung von HD-Filmen ihren Segen gegeben. (Netzwerk)
03.01.2008 10:20 Uhr, golem,
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MWSF: "Überraschungspräsentation" für Final-Cut-Benutzer?
AppleInsider hat nach eigenen Angaben Informationen über eine besondere Final-Cut-Präsentation einen Tag nach der Keynote erhalten. Einige Final-Cut-Usergroups treffen am 16. Januar zusammen, Apple werde wohl auch zugegen sein - und etwas zeigen, das unter der höchsten Geheimhaltungsstufe liege.
M
03.01.2008 10:20 Uhr, MacTechNews,
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Bitkom: 61 Prozent aller deutschen Beschäftigten arbeiten mit Computern
Der Computer dominiert zunehmend die Arbeitswelt - mittlerweile nutzen 61 Prozent der Beschäftigten einen PC am Arbeitsplatz. Im Vorjahr lag der Wert noch bei 56 Prozent, 2003 war nicht einmal die Hälfte (44 %) der Arbeitsplätze mit Computern ausgestattet. Im europäischen Vergleich, so der Branchenverband Bitkom, liegt Deutschland damit an
03.01.2008 10:20 Uhr, MacNews,
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Intel-Prozessoren für Apples Handheld-Geräte
AppleInsider berichtet, dass Apple Intels kommenden Mobilprozessoren mit dem Codenamen "Silverthorne" in künftigen tragbaren Geräten rund um iPhone und iPod touch zum Einsatz bringen will. Ursprünglich war der Chip für die zweite Generation ultramobiler PCs unter Microsofts Windows-Mobile-Plattform gedacht. Silverthorne bietet unter anderem die Option für WiFi-, WiMAX-, GPS- und Bluetooth-Funktionen auf dem Chip selbst. Derzeit kommen in Apples iPods in erster Linie Samsung-Prozessoren zum Einsatz.
03.01.2008 10:05 Uhr, Maclife,
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03.01.2008 10:00 Uhr
LG.Philips announces 14.3-inch flexible e-paper display for CES
Filed under: CES, Displays
Try to contain yourself when we rattle off the following list of specs for LG.Philips's latest A4 sheet of flexible e-paper: 14.3-inches, 1280 x 800 pixels, 16.7m colors, 300 micrometers thick, full 180° viewing angle. It'll be at CES, but apparently only for Korean models to hold and love. The rest of us? Not so lucky, not even by a long shot. Permalink |
03.01.2008 09:51 Uhr, Engadget,
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Yapping motorists found to make long commutes longer
Filed under: Cellphones, TransportationAs if there wasn't already enough conflicting evidence surrounding the act of talking while driving, along comes a new "study" suggesting that yapping motorists actually make long commutes even longer. According to David Strayer, a psychology professor at the University of Utah, drivers on the phone tend to cruise "about 2 miles-per-hour slower on commuter-clogged roads than people no
03.01.2008 09:51 Uhr, Engadget,
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Xbox Ultimate: Plant Microsoft einen PS3-Killer?
Wie stuff.tv meldet, will Microsoft im Herbst dieses Jahres eine weitere Version seiner Spielekonsole auf den Markt bringen: Die Xbox Ultimate. Laut den Gerüchten könnte diese zur ernsthaften Konkurrenz für Sonys PlayStation 3 werden.
03.01.2008 09:50 Uhr, CHIP,
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Freie Basic-Entwicklungsumgebung Gambas 2.0 erschienen
Die freie integrierte Entwicklungsumgebung Gambas ist in der Version 2.0 erschienen. Gambas ist ein Linux-Äquivalent zu Visual Basic, aber kein Klon, wie Gambas-Entwickler Benoît Minisini betont. Zwar bietet Gambas wie auch Visual Basic eine Basic-Syntax, ist aber zu Visual Basic nicht kompatibel.
03.01.2008 09:50 Uhr, golem,
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Erstes Bild des Subnotebooks von Apple?
MacDailyNews hat in den Foren von MacRumors ein Bild entdeckt, dass das neue Subnotebook von Apple zeigen soll - einige unserer Forenteilnehmer hatten es auch schon bemerkt. Das Book ist um einiges schmaler als das derzeitige MacBook Pro und scheint einen 13.3er-Bildschirm zu besitzen, bei der Bauhö
03.01.2008 09:50 Uhr, MacTechNews,
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Safari-Fenster werden groß - Safari-Stretch 2.0
Der Entwickler Frank-Andreas Jütte stellt das kleine nützliche Tool Safari-Stretch vor. Nach dem Download der rund 250 Kilobyte großen Freeware zieht der Anwender das Programm-Icon in die Lesezeichenleiste in Safari. Direkt neben dem Lesezeichensymbol auf der linken Seite befindet es sich auf der ersten Position, die Tastenkombination Befehl
03.01.2008 09:50 Uhr, MacNews,
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Bill Gates geht in den IT-Ruhestand
Es war im Jahr 1975, als Bill Gates mit einigen Mitstreitern eine der damals zahlreichen Garagen-Firmen gründete - ein Unternehmen mit einem klein und weich klingenden Namen, das den Computer als universellen Helfer in jeden Haushalt bringen wollte. Welch immensen Erfolg diese Firma haben würde, konnte er damals noch nicht ahnen. Umso stolzer kann der Microsoft-Gründer nun auf seine Zeit bei diesem Unternehmen zurückblicken, die er in wenigen Monaten endgültig beenden wird.
03.01.2008 09:20 Uhr, Maclife,
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Dell announces Crystal transparent monitor a little early
Filed under: Displays
We're not sure why Dell suddenly pulled its release / launch page for the slightly overdue, slick, 4mm thick glass Crystal monitor, but it looks like last year's concept will be this year's reality. A severely overpriced, $1,200, 22-inch reality. Hope that thing is packing DisplayPort, after all.[Via Hothardware, warning: read link is probably down]
03.01.2008 09:20 Uhr, Engadget,
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Doom für iPhone und den iPod touch
Der First-Person-Shooter Doom lässt sich jetzt auch auf dem iPod touch und dem iPhone spielen. Zumindest vom Display her könnte das Ganze mehr Spaß machen, als damals auf dem 5G. Die Installation ist allerdings nichts für Anfänger. Bei Google Code gibt's die Downloads und Screenshots, bei YouTube und unten eingebettet das Video und im hier bei uns im Forum das Tutorial und die passenden Diskussionen.
03.01.2008 09:20 Uhr, iFun.de,
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Alpine stellt iDA-X001-Nachfolger vor
In den USA sind die neuen Alpine-Kataloge raus, unter anderem werden die Nachfolger der speziell für den iPod entwickelten Headunit iDA X001 vorgestellt. Die Kollegen von Audiojunkies haben Bilder aber keine weiteren Angaben zu zwei Geräten namens iDA-X200 und iDA-X300. Wir vermuten, dass die Geräte eher X002 und X003 heißen und kümmern uns um weitere Infos.
03.01.2008 09:20 Uhr, iFun.de,
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Überraschungspräsentation Apples bei Final Cut Pro Treffen
Wer sich sowieso schon Mitte Januar zur MacWorld 2008 in San Francisco aufhält, hat vielleicht auch Interesse daran, am 7. "Macworld Final Cut Pro User Group Supermeet" teilzunehmen, schreibt Apple in seinen Hot News. Das findet am 16. Januar ebenfalls im Moscone Center in San Francisco statt und soll nach Berichten von AppleInsider neben Vorstellungen Firmen auch eine "Überraschungspräsentation" von Apple mit einem noch nicht näher genannten neuen Produkt beinhalten.
03.01.2008 09:05 Uhr, Maclife,
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Radiohead mit Album & Podcast in iTunes
Mit In Rainbows ist erstmals ein Album von Radiohead über iTunes erhältlich. Die Band hatte die komplett unabhängig produzierten Songs zuvor im Eigenvertrieb mit freier Preisgestaltung angeboten, jetzt kann man das Album als iTunes Plus und mit digitalem Booklet für 9,99 Euro im iTunes Store erstehen.
Kostenlos dagegen ist der zugehörige In Rainbows Videopodcast. Bisher wurden neun verschiedene Folgen mit Musik- und Promovideos veröffentlicht.
03.01.2008 09:05 Uhr, iFun.de,
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03.01.2008 9:00 Uhr
Modbook: MacBook als Tablet-PC
Die kalifornische Firma Axiotron bringt ein MacBook im Tablet-PC-Stil auf den Markt. Das so genannte Modbook hat ein 13,3-Zoll-Touchscreen von Wacom, das mit einem Stift gesteuert wird. Die restliche Hardware basiert auf Apples Notebook.
03.01.2008 08:50 Uhr, CHIP,
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Highlights 2007: Die coolsten Fotostrecken
Das Handy-Jahr 2007 hatte jede Menge interessante, lustige und auch schlüpfrige Themen zu bieten. In unseren Fotostrecken haben wir alles festgehalten: Von sexy Messe-Babes bis hin zu kniffligen iPhone-Hacks.
03.01.2008 08:35 Uhr, CHIP,
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HP LaserJet P1505 kann online Toner nachkaufen
HP hat mit dem LaserJet P1505 eine Druckerserie vorgestellt, die vornehmlich für Einzel-Arbeitsplätze und kleine Arbeitsgruppen konzipiert wurde. Der kompakte Schwarz-Weiß-Drucker erreicht eine Auflösung von hochgerechnet bis zu 1.200 dpi und druckt bis zu 23 Seiten pro Minute. Aus dem Kaltstart sollen nur 6,5 Sekunden bis zur Ausgabe der ersten Seite vergehen. (Drucker)
03.01.2008 08:35 Uhr, golem,
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iPhone-Software 1.1.3 mit Zwischenablage?
MacScoop will aus gutinformierten Kreisen erfahren haben, dass die nächste Software für das iPhone (in Version 1.1.3) eine Zwischenablage mitbringen soll, die das Kopieren und Einsetzen von Elementen erlaubt. Das vor einigen Tagen im Internet aufgetauchte Video zeige allerdings noch eine recht rudim
03.01.2008 08:35 Uhr, MacTechNews,
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WirelessHD version 1.0 is complete
Filed under: HDTV, Home Entertainment, WirelessWirelessHD (WiHD) is back, originally announced in late 2006, the 1.0 spec has been pronounced fit for consumption and will be released later this year. What's changed in the last 14 months? HD dream team Intel, LG, Matsushita (Panasonic), NEC, Samsung, SiBEAM, Sony and Toshiba have added 40 other companies as we
03.01.2008 08:20 Uhr, Engadget,
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Autonet Mobile now serving up music, movies, and games
Filed under: Transportation, WirelessThe press release is pretty low on facts, but Autonet Mobile, the quirky car-centric ISP / EV-DO MNVO, has just announced that it will now allow customers to download music, movies and games to its routers and access them from any WiFi device. Of course, Autonet's EV-DO / WiFi routers don't have any built-in storage that we know of, so it l
03.01.2008 08:20 Uhr, Engadget,
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HP intros Pavilion tx2000 tablet, revamps monolithic HDX
Filed under: HDTV, Laptops, Media PCs, Tablet PCs
Survived the barrage of new HP desktops? We certainly hope so, as now the firm is hitting us up with a bit of news on the laptop front. Up to bat first is the 12.1-inch tx2000 convertible tablet (pictured), which pres
03.01.2008 08:20 Uhr, Engadget,
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Netflix, LG work on streaming set-top box
Online DVD rental service Netflix and Korean electronics-giant LG have announced that they are working on a set-top box designed to stream movie content directly over the internet to a television. Netflix has long said it wishes to branch out its internet movie delivery feature, which allows members to play content on their PC from a library of ove
03.01.2008 08:05 Uhr, MacNN,
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03.01.2008 8:00 Uhr
HP MediaSmart Server getting security, media streaming updates
Filed under: Media PCs, Storage
For those who've overcome the stereotype and admitted HP's MediaSmart Server into your abode, we applaud you. Apparently, HP thinks pretty highly of you as well, as it's gearing up to beam out a number of software enhancements to its iconic Windows Home Server-based device. First up is the addition of integrated server-side anti-virus software, which will be provided by McAfee but will only remain free for the first seven months. More interesting, however, are the updates involving Packet
03.01.2008 07:50 Uhr, Engadget,
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Hitachi's 5K500, E5K500 hit the mythical 500GB mark for laptops -- with a catch
Filed under: Storage
Oh, how long laptop drives have awaited to reach that magical 500GB / 1TB mark for single and dual drive machines, respectively. Well, today, thanks to Hitachi, road warriors everywhere can find sweet release from their so-very-cramped Toshiba / Western Digital 320GB drives with a new Hitachi 5K500 or E5K500-equipped machine. Except there's just one catch. This jump in storage didn't come from advancements in storage technology -- it came from Hitachi cramming another platter onto the stack. More platters equal more thickness,
03.01.2008 07:50 Uhr, Engadget,
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Premium: Donnerstag, 3. Januar 2008
Spamsweep 1.6 veröffentlicht +++ Wecker im Angebot +++ Die fantastischen Drei: WLAN mit 450 Megabit von Marvell +++ Flashspeicher-Produzenten hoffen auf Apples Neuvorstellungen +++ Nokia Siemens baut Service-Geschäft aus ? Tochter gestartet +++ Forschungsinstitut: 2007 größte Streik-Auswirkungen seit 14 Jahren +++ AAPL gibt nach
03.01.2008 07:50 Uhr, Macwelt,
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HP Pavilion Elite m9150f PC handles HD DVD, OTA TV
Filed under: Desktops, HDTV, Media PCs
Not pleased with any of HP's other offerings? Fret not, as we've got yet another one coming your way. The Pavilion Elite m9150f PC comes ready to handle those HD DVD / PVR duties, and it may even withstand a e-mail or two. Here's the dirt:
2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 processor
Intel's G33 Express chipset
3GB of DDR2 RAM
Dual 360GB (720GB total) 7,200 SATA hard drives
HP's Personal / Pocket Media Drive Bays
HD DVD (read-only) drive
LightScribe-enabled SuperMulti DVD burner
Gigabit Ethernet / 802.11b/g WiFi
03.01.2008 07:20 Uhr, Engadget,
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HP intros SL4282N, SL4782N connected HDTVs, updates Media Center Extender software on older models
Filed under: HDTV, Home Entertainment, Wireless, Networking
Finally we're seeing some real devices leverage Microsoft's Extenders for Windows Media Center platform, and HP's first on the scene of the "new" platform with embedded hardware in its two new HDTVs, the 42-inch SL4282N, and 47-inch SL4782N.
Native 1080p panel (with HP's Visual Fidelity Engine)
500cd/m² brightness, 2000:1 contrast ratio, 176° viewing
03.01.2008 07:20 Uhr, Engadget,
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HP announces Pavilion a6330f desktop PC
Filed under: Desktops
Feeling a touch overwhelmed by HP's outpouring of media center PCs? If so, the Pavilion a6330f should calm those nerves quite a bit, as this humble rig is designed for those not quite ready to drop a grand (or more) on a new desktop. Check the innards below:
2.8GHz AMD Athlon 64 X2 dual-core 5600+ processor
NVIDIA's nForce 430 chipset
3GB of DDR2 RAM
500GB 7,200 RPM SATA hard drive
03.01.2008 07:20 Uhr, Engadget,
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Hitachi unveils 500GB 2.5" drives, Asus partnership
Hitachi today unveiled two new large-capacity laptop drives, offering 400GB and 500GB sizes in a 2.5-inch format. The new drives will be slightly larger than a conventional laptop hard disk, rated at 12.5mm thickness versus the typical 9.5mm. The drives make use of a two-platter setup, and use two heads to read data from both platters. Hitachi adap
03.01.2008 07:05 Uhr, MacNN,
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03.01.2008 7:00 Uhr
HP announces Media Vault (Pro) mv2100, mv5100 NAS boxes
Filed under: Storage, Networking
HP's got your low-end NAS needs covered if you're not ready to step up to the Windows Home Server just yet. While it may look like a shrunken version of its hot-selling predecessor, the MediaVault mv2100 and mv5100 series actually run Linux under the hood, and both come equipped with a drive or two (one 500GB in the mv2100, and two 500GB or 750GB drives in the mv5100), two USB 2.0 ports for additional capacity, RAID 1 capability, gigabit Ethernet, and DLNA / UPnP networking (as well as direct-attached mode). Pricing and availability due shortly.
03.01.2008 06:50 Uhr, Engadget,
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HP's Pavilion Slimline s3330f PC does Blu-ray and HD DVD
Filed under: Desktops, HDTV, Media PCs
A slim PC destined to handle both of the major high-definition movie formats? Say it ain't so! Turns out, HP is indeed doling out such a machine, and it's so eloquently dubbed the Pavilion Slimline s3330f PC. Here's a look at what this mighty mini-tower will be packin':
2.8GHz AMD Athlon 64 X2 processor
2GB of DDR2 RAM
500GB 7,200 RPM SATA drive
HP Pocket Media Drive Bay
Single LightScribe-enabled optical drive that reads Blu-ray / HD DVD and writes to dual-layer DVDs
NVIDIA's 256MB GeForce 8500 GT
802.11b/g WiFi
03.01.2008 06:50 Uhr, Engadget,
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HP's new MediaSmart Receiver does Media Center Extender (and more)
Filed under: Home Entertainment, Networking
If you're looking for a Media Center Extender that can do a smidgen more than your average 360, HP just announced a brand new option for you. The MediaSmart Receiver does the usual MCE business (actually, it's an Extender for Windows Media Center, meaning it can do DivX and XviD), in addition to playing H.264, MPEG-2, AAC, having built-in 802.11a/b/g/n, a Pocket Media Drive bay, and all the outputs you'll need to get the thing up and running (component, HDMI with HDCP). And, of course, it'll stream you media via DLNA / U
03.01.2008 06:50 Uhr, Engadget,
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HP's Phenom 9500-powered Pavilion Media Center m8330f PC
Filed under: Desktops, HDTV, Media PCs
Remember those tasty Phenom chips AMD loosed back on November? We sure hope so, because that's the CPU HP's relying on in its forthcoming Pavilion Media Center m8330f PC. Here's the specifics:
2.2GHz AMD Phenom 9500 quad-core CPU
NVIDIA's nForce 430 chipset
3GB of DDR2 RAM
Twin 320GB 7,200 RPM SATA hard drives
HP's Personal Media Drive Bay
LightScribe-enabled SuperMulti DVD burner
NTSC / ATSC / FM tuners
HP Media Center remote co
03.01.2008 06:50 Uhr, Engadget,
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HP unveils two BrightView LCDs for CES
In addition to four new multimedia PCs, HP is introducing two new widescreen LCD monitors at CES 2008. Using HDMI and VGA to connect with hardware, the w2207h and w2408h use HPís BrightView technology to provide vibrant image quality. The w2207h is a 22-inch model that supports a maximum screen resolution of 1680 by 1050; the display is also able t
03.01.2008 06:50 Uhr, MacNN,
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HP reveals 22-inch w2207h / 24-inch w2408h LCD monitors
Filed under: Displays
HP just dropped in deets on a pair of swank new LCD monitors, so we'll get right to it. First up is the 22-inch w2207h (pictured above), which rocks a 1,680 x 1,050 resolution BrightView panel, 1,000:1 contrast ratio, 300 nits of brightness, a five-millisecond response time, VESA mount support, HDMI (HDCP-compliant) / VGA inputs, a double-hinged base and My Display technology which enables "one-touch OSD adjustment for brightness, color and contrast." Next in line is the 24-inch w2408h (shown after the jump), which ups the ante with a 1,920 x 1,200 resolution, 400 cd/m2 brightness, an ambient light sensor, and an integrated four-port USB hub. Catch 'em both next month for $349 and $499, respectively.
03.01.2008 06:20 Uhr, Engadget,
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Lenovo launches IdeaPad, IdeaStation laptop and desktop lines
IBM Lenovo's Think brand (ThinkPad, ThinkStation) has gotten the company far, but it was clear those boring numbers (3000, 2000) just weren't cutting the mustard. Say hello to Lenovo's new global portable and desktop computing brands: IdeaPad and IdeaStation, respectively. While details on the IdeaStation desktop lineup are still pretty sparse, the laptop lineup has three machines running the gamut of sizes -- the Y710 (17-inch gaming rig), Y510 (15-inch workhorse), and U110 (11-inch ultraportable) -- all featuring VeriFace (facial recognition software), media keys, textured lids, and flush bezels, and available in April. Too bad none have WWAN -- that really would have made our day. Check out the specs:Y710 (above)
17-inch WXGA (1440 x 900) CCFL VibrantView display
In
03.01.2008 06:20 Uhr, Engadget,
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03.01.2008 6:00 Uhr
Complete DS game downloads headed to Nintendo's Wii
Filed under: Gaming
Just a few months ago, we received word that DS demo downloads would be headed to the Wii, but if recent comments made by the Big N's own Reggie Fils-Aime are to be believed, entire games are also on the horizon. According to the New York Times, Reggie noted that "complete games as well as game samplers will be able to be downloaded into the Wii using its broadband connection, and then transferred wirelessly to the DS." Sadly, no definitive time frame for the service was revealed, but you can color us all kinds of intrigued
03.01.2008 05:51 Uhr, Engadget,
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Microsoft Office 2008 for the Mac
The first Intel-native version of Office for the Mac may be the platform's most powerful office suite, but its improvements are underwhelming, and it suffers from dropped features and surprising bugs.
03.01.2008 05:50 Uhr, PCMagazine,
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03.01.2008 5:00 Uhr
Is this Garmin's CES 2008 lineup?
Filed under: GPS
We'd recommend taking all this with a grain of salt for now, but we're starting to hear rumors that Garmin will be loosing a slew of new navigators at CES. Up first is four new Colorado models, which will likely look a whole lot like these. Moving onward, we're told to expect a widescreen version of the nüvi 260 along with the nüvi 780 (essentially a revamped nüvi 760 with
03.01.2008 04:50 Uhr, Engadget,
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03.01.2008 4:00 Uhr
Netflix developing movie set-top-box with LG
Filed under: Home EntertainmentThis one's just coming across the wires, but apparently, Netflix is actually developing a movie set-top-box with LG Electronics. If you'll recall, there was quite a buzz surrounding such a device years back, but rumblings had remained largely dormant until a few months back. Slated to launch sometime in Q2, the netw
03.01.2008 03:50 Uhr, Engadget,
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Anxiety 1.0
Looking for an effective and elegant to-do list that syncs with iCal and Mail? Anxiety helps relieve your task-related stress.
03.01.2008 03:35 Uhr, Macworld,
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iPhone 1.1.3 to Include Copy/Paste?
According to MacScoop, the recent iPhone 1.1.3 firmware leak is an incomplete and unpolished version of the upcoming iPhone update which may still contain a few surprises when it is finally released.
According to the rumor site, Apple
03.01.2008 03:35 Uhr, Macrumors,
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Are compact fluorescent bulbs causing migraines?
Filed under: Household
Sure, we know you want to do your part for the planet and all that jazz, but what if conserving energy is killing you? Okay, well, it might not be killing you, but according to a new report out of the UK, it's possible that those new-fangled fluorescent bulbs everyone is telling you to buy these days may be aggravating your migraines, making you nauseous, or causing you physical pain (if you've got lupus). The Daily Mail says that because the bulbs work in the same fashion as typical fluorescent bulbs (which ca
03.01.2008 03:20 Uhr, Engadget,
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03.01.2008 3:00 Uhr
Red to unveil the Scarlet "pocket professional" camera at NAB
Filed under: Digital Cameras, HDTV, Portable VideoDetails are totally sketchy, but it looks like there's about to be another Red HD camera to lust after: a posting from CEO Jim Jannard on the Red user forums confirms that Red will be launching a "pocket professional" camera named "Scarlet" sometime this year, with prototypes to be shown off at NAB in April. Jannard says the camera won't be a competitor or replacement for the Red One, but that's all we've got for now -- but you know we'll be all over this thing as info comes in.[Thanks, MonsterDog]
03.01.2008 02:20 Uhr, Engadget,
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Thiel showing off IP-based, high-end multiroom audio
Filed under: Home EntertainmentHigh-end speaker manufacturer Thiel is showing off THIELnet, its new IP-based audio distribution system developed in conjunction with Bicom. It's a system indeed, with multiple parts to mix and match: the distribution processor (dB1), speakers (SCS4D) and subwoofer (SSD1) are all IP-addressable, there's an IP adapter (dS1) for bringing third party speakers to the, um party and there's PC-based software (Streamer) to tie into your library. Maximum capacity for the setup is eight zones, each with eight speakers, and synchronization is done between zones to get rid of nasty echo effects. Good stuff, but we think what really sets this approach apart is that Thiel has kept
03.01.2008 02:20 Uhr, Engadget,
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Briefly: Moshi Codex review
In brief: We've published a review of the Wacom Bamboo series, there are 10 new ways to trick out your MacBook, a new tutorial explains how to make icons for Mac OS X, the Firefox 3 beta has debuted, and Apple ranks 11th in Web traffic for November We've posted a review of the Moshi Codex MacBook case.. Aevoe, creators of the Moshi line of prod
03.01.2008 02:20 Uhr, MacNN,
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03.01.2008 2:00 Uhr
Qualcomm: yeah, Broadcom injunction smarts a bit
Filed under: CellphonesIn case there was any doubt, Qualcomm has publicly acknowledged that Broadcom's win in US District Court over the banning of its chipsets that infringe on Broadcom's patents will "hurt" as it immediately halts shipments and adjusts to provide a more law-abiding set of products. The company seems pretty convinced that the pain will be felt primarily in the first quarter, largely because redesigned silicon is already in manufacturers' hands with commercial availability following on in the next few months. Investors seem to agree, with shares sliding a mere 1.8 percent
03.01.2008 01:50 Uhr, Engadget,
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Kommentar: Jay-Z, Erlkönige und andere Märchen
Es ist kurz vor Macworld, und wie üblich steigt die Frequenz, mit der die Gerüchteküche neue Sensationen und altes Wunschdenken verbreitet - meist basierend auf einem kleinen Funken Wahrheit, der die Sache dann doch irgendwie unterhaltsam macht.
03.01.2008 01:50 Uhr, MACNOTES.DE,
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FutureBASIC ab sofort Freeware
Die Basic-Entwicklungsumgebung FutureBASIC wurde von Staz Software nun als Freeware freigegeben. Neben REALbasic einer der bekanntesten Basic-Dialekte für den Mac, soll das Programm laut den Entwicklern auch weiterhin mit Updates gepflegt werden. Zwei Projekte sollen dies unter Beweis stellen: Zum einen wurde der Editor an Mac OS X 10.5 angepasst und zum anderen können Anwender später einen Konverter vom FBtoC-Team herunterladen, der FB-Code für den gcc-Compiler umwandelt.
03.01.2008 01:20 Uhr, Maclife,
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Zeetoo's Zeemote: the Wiimote for your cellphone
Filed under: Cellphones, Gaming, PeripheralsZeetoo's Zeemote has actually been around the block a time or two before, but now it looks like this drawing board darling has grown legs. Reportedly, the Boston-area firm has secured some €4.7 million ($6.9 million) in funding from Nauta, Commonwealth Ventures and Egan Capital, which it will likely use to further develop and commercialize a wireless joystick for mobiles that looks (and sounds) strikingly similar to some other peripheral we've grown fond of. The Zeemote would purportedly com
03.01.2008 01:20 Uhr, Engadget,
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LG.Philips plant 52-Zoll-Multitouch-Display auf der CES
Auf Messen wie der CES geht es seit Jahren darum, wer den größten hat - den größten Flachbildschirm natürlich. Regelmäßig überbieten sich die Hersteller mit neuen Rekordern, doch nach Messe-Ende landen die Displays dann meist doch zur Resteverwertung im Labor und alle Firmenangestellten befällt ein kollektiver Gedächtnisverlust. Was aus dem neuen Display von LG.Philips wird, muss sich erst noch zeigen, technisch beeindruckend ist es auf alle Fälle: Ein 52-Zoll großes LCD mit Multitouch-Erkennung.
03.01.2008 01:05 Uhr, Maclife,
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Adobe posts Flex 3 public beta3
Adobe Systems has released a new public beta of its Adobe Flex 3 software, the cross platform, free open source framework for creating rich Internet applications (RIAs), notes MacUpdate
03.01.2008 01:05 Uhr, MacMinute,
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TN Games readying 3rd Space GFR Vest and HXT Helmet
Filed under: Gaming, WearablesDetails are still fairly light on this one, but the folks at TN Games have just dropped us word that the company is about to expand its line of wearable gaming devices, with its new 3rd Space GFR Vest and HXT Helmet set to make their official debut at CES (if you're curious, those acronyms refer to G-Force / Racing and "Head and eXTremities," respectively). The new get-ups will complement the company's existing 3rd Space gaming vest (pictured at right) which, as we previously reported, was originally developed for medical applications before being re-purposed for gaming. While we'll have to wa
03.01.2008 00:50 Uhr, Engadget,
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Die fantastischen Drei: WLAN mit 450 Megabit von Marvell
Der Halbleiterhersteller Marvell kündigt an, den ersten WLAN-Chip mit 450 Megabit Datendurchsatz auf den Markt zu bringen. Der "TopDog 11n 450" verfügt über drei parallele und räumlich getrennte Sender und Empfänger und wird ab dem zweiten Quartal unter anderem in Notebooks, Routern und allgemein Geräten der Unterhaltungsindustrie zu finden
03.01.2008 00:50 Uhr, MacNews,
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Flash mit Apples Neuvorstellungen im Kommen?
Schon Comic-Schurke Ming der Erbarmungslose wußte: Flash ist schwer im kommen. Schon mit iPod und iPhone gehört Apple zu den größten Abnehmern für Flash-Speicher, nun schaut Freund und Feind auf die Macworld Expo und das, was Apple dort vorstellen wird. Nach dem Ende der Weihnachts-Saison ist die Nachfrage nach NAND-Flash-Chips abgeebbt und auch Apple ordert weniger als früher.
03.01.2008 00:35 Uhr, Maclife,
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Ex-Palm CEO Carl Yankowski tapped to head Ambient Devices
Filed under: Misc. GadgetsIt's been a while since we've heard from Carl Yankowski, the former CEO of Palm and Reebok -- not that we blame him for lying low these past few years, after guiding Palm through its 2000 spinoff from 3Com to a $30 billion market cap, only to see inventory of devices like the Palm V and IIIe pile up in warehouses and the company fall to less than five percent of its former value a year later. That's a hard act to follow, but it looks like he'll be getting a shot as the new CEO of Ambient Devices, makers of the Orb and other friendly glowing information appliances. Yankowski
03.01.2008 00:35 Uhr, Engadget,
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Wikipedia auf dem iPod touch und iPhone
Bisher war YouTube für iPhone-Besitzer die primäre Quelle allen Wissens. Doch abseits von singenden Katzen und Skateboard-fahrenden Hunden gibt es noch mehr zu erfahren: Die Wikipedia gibt es nun auch in einer an die Displaygröße des iPhones angepassten Version. Die Bedienung orientiert sich an nativen iPhone-Anwendungen, eine Live-Suche steht zur Verfügung. Die Wikipedia-Artikel erscheinen dann inklusive aller Bilder, aber ohne die seitlichen Navigationselemente, Kopf- und Fußzeilen. Dadurch lässt sich ein Artikel auch ohne Vergrößerung gut lesen.
03.01.2008 00:20 Uhr, Maclife,
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November: Ein Handy für Europa
Der November steht im Zeichen des iPhones ? zumindest für Deutsche, Briten und Franzosen, die das Apple-Handy bei einem nationalen Exklusivpartner erwerben können. Der exklusive Vertrieb sorgt in Deutschland für Ärger und provoziert einen Gerichtsstreit. Eine Mac-Messe endet trotz zweier prominenter Absagen halbwegs versöhnlich.
03.01.2008 00:20 Uhr, Macwelt,
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Radiohead: 'In Rainbows' comes to iTunes
Alternative rock band Radiohead has added its latest album, 'In Rainbows,' to Apple's iTunes Store. The musical group's recording contract with major label EMI ended in 2004, and the band recorded as well as produced 'In Rainbows' without the help of a major label. The band sold copies of its album digitally online in October, allowing customers to
03.01.2008 00:05 Uhr, MacNN,
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