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23.02.2008 24:00 Uhr
Mitsumi haptic input device could enable one-handed mobile operation
Filed under: Cellphones, Displays, Handhelds
If you're frustrated with how difficult it is to control your touchscreen-based mobile with just one hand, Mitsumi clearly feels your pain. At a recent presentation, the outfit highlighted a new haptic input device that would ideally be situated on the rear of a handset / PMP and enable users to activate applications without having to use another hand to do so. The device consists of "a sheet with small protrusions, a resistance sensitive touch pad and switches," and while the prototype was a tad unsightly, the f
23.02.2008 23:05 Uhr, Engadget,
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23.02.2008 23:00 Uhr
Leica's CEO removed from power
Filed under: Digital CamerasWithout any definitive rhyme nor reason, it appears that Leica's CEO, Steven K. Lee, has been "removed from power by the company's supervisory board." Reportedly, Mr. Lee has been replaced by the firm's owner and board chairman Andreas Kaufman, who will run the company jointly with board financial controller and treasurer, Andreas Lobejäger, until later this month. Interestingly, we're not told who will pick up the reins permanently after that -- nor exactly why the decision was made -- but we suppose it's only a matter of hours before we find
23.02.2008 22:05 Uhr, Engadget,
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23.02.2008 22:00 Uhr
Rätselraten über Zukunft der Games Convention
Die Zukunft der Games Convention ist weiterhin ungewiss. Nach der Berichterstattung verschiedener Medien soll der Bundesverband Interaktive Unterhaltungssoftware (BUI) seine Videospielemesse ab 2009 in Köln ausrichten, allerdings nicht mehr unter dem Namen „Games Convention“.
23.02.2008 21:50 Uhr, ComputerBase,
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Japan launches Kizuna satellite, hopes it will deliver high-speed internet
Filed under: Networking
Granted, most of us here in America would turn our noses up at receiving in-home broadband via satellite -- after all, cable and DSL seem to be treating most of us quite alright -- but Japan is hoping to provide access to more regions in Asia-Pacific with its recently launched Kizuna. The experimental satellite is not yet intended for commercial use, but if all goes well, it will enable data transmissions "of up to 1.2 gigabytes per second" at a low cost across Japan and 19 other locales in Southeast Asia. Unfortunately, we've no idea when it will escape the bondage of testing and actually be put to good use, but at least Japan's well on its way to actually establ
23.02.2008 21:05 Uhr, Engadget,
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23.02.2008 21:00 Uhr
Deadlines extended on two HDTV contests, go enter!
Filed under: Announcements, HDTV
You know, this last week we closed up two contests where you'd have the chance to win an HDTV (among other things), but we were feeling a little magnanimous and decided to leave them open through this weekend. Just remember, you can enter both contests one time, but you can't enter either contest more than once. Check out all the details and rules below:Read - Win a Philips 42PFL5603D 42-inch 1080p HDTVRead - Win an LCD HDTV, Xbox 360, and plenty of Old Spice
23.02.2008 20:06 Uhr, Engadget,
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Your next Sony LCD TV may actually be a Sharp
Filed under: Displays, HDTV, Home Entertainment
If you'll recall, Samsung announced plans last November to expand an 8G LCD plant sans Sony -- now, Reuters is reporting that Sony is aiming to start procuring LCD TV panels from Sharp, possibly within the next business year. Apparently, the deal with Sharp would allow it to "secure enough panels to meet fast-growing LCD TV demand without heavy capital investments,"
23.02.2008 20:06 Uhr, Engadget,
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23.02.2008 20:00 Uhr
Warner's $400 mil payoff rumor rides again
Filed under: HDTV, Home Entertainment
Some rumors never die, and this one we heard even before the official Warner press release was issued. Now that the format war is officially over, newspapers and magazines everywhere are looking back on the events preceding Toshiba's announcement. While no one really knows why each studio made its decision, The Globe and Mail cites "analysts" who think the payoff was a factor. Well,
23.02.2008 19:35 Uhr, Engadget,
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23.02.2008 19:00 Uhr
Microsoft's Xbox 360 add-on to hit $49.99?
Filed under: Gaming, HDTV, Home Entertainment
Truthfully, we reckon this moment is inevitable. With HD DVD hung out to dry by everyone and their long lost cousin, it's simply a matter of time before players are being traded for rides on the carousel. Nevertheless, reports are already circulating that Microsoft's Xbox
23.02.2008 18:06 Uhr, Engadget,
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Google, Microsoft & Co. im Wandel der Zeit
Nicht zuletzt wegen des gelungenen Brandings haben sich Unternehmen wie Nokia und Google in den Köpfen der Allgemeinheit festgesetzt. Wie diese Weltmarken ursprünglich entstanden, zeigen wir Ihnen hier.
23.02.2008 18:05 Uhr, CHIP,
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23.02.2008 18:00 Uhr
Bluetooth-Hack für iPod 5G geschafft
Bis auf den iPod touch versteht sich kein einziger von Apples Musikspielern auf die Drahtlosschnittstelle Bluetooth, ohne von zusätzlichen Adaptern Gebrauch zu machen. Mit letzteren ist es etwa möglich, Musik drahtlos vom Computer zum iPod und umgekehrt zu streamen - genau das, was der iPhone-Hacker "fstedie" so gerne tun würde. Doch ein externes Zusatzgerät ist ihm zu klobig, weshalb er lieber selbst ein Bluetooth-Modul in den iPod einbaut. Nachdem ihm dies bereits mit einem iPod der vierten Generation gelungen ist, glückte ihm der den Hack nun auch bei einem 5G-iPod.
23.02.2008 17:36 Uhr, Maclife,
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Keine Chipsätze von Nvidia für Intels Nehalem?
Intels Antwort auf AMDs HyperTransport, das sogenannte Common System Interface (CSI), wird, geht es nach der aktuellen Gerüchteküche, nicht an Nvidia weitergegeben. Damit wäre Nvidia nicht in der Lage, eigenen Chipsätze für Intels kommende Nehalem-Prozessoren, die ab Herbst erwartet werden, zu produzieren.
23.02.2008 17:35 Uhr, ComputerBase,
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Kommende Intel-Preissenkungen im Detail
Genau wie im letzten Jahr – also einer kleinen Tradition folgend – wird der Prozessorgigant Intel am 20. April die Preise seiner Desktop-Prozessoren anpassen. Bereits vorher werden jedoch einige neue Modelle in das Portfolio integriert, aber auch bis in den Mai hinein wird es weitere Neuvorstellungen geben.
23.02.2008 17:35 Uhr, ComputerBase,
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Report: iPhone SDK pushed back to March
Developers eager to write native applications for the iPhone and iPod touch will have to wait until March for the software developer kit, according to a reported insider.
Arik Hesseldahl of BusinessWeek is allegedly in touch with a source who says
23.02.2008 17:05 Uhr, AppleInsider,
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23.02.2008 17:00 Uhr
Green Freedom turns the air's CO2 into auto-powering fuel
Tired of the air not doing enough for you? Well, a new project called Green Freedom -- headed up by researchers at the Los Alamos National Laboratory -- seeks to improve air's contribution to our planet. The new technology would provide a method of extracting CO2 from the air and then converting the gas into fuel for cars or airplanes -- thus sucking out toxins from our atmosphere while creating a renewable energy source. The process uses a form of electrochemical separation to siphon juice out of the typically poisonous gas, yet has a low environmental impact with a small waste-stream output. The plan calls for the use of existing plants, which will stem the need to build new facilities, enabling the environmental footprint to remain relatively small. Clearly, it's n
23.02.2008 16:36 Uhr, Engadget,
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iPhone SDK delayed?
Apple's promised iPhone SDK (software developer kit) may not meet its February release target, a reported source tells BusinessWeek. No explanation is given for the delay, though the alleged insider claims the circumstances of the release are "fluid" and that the delay could involve as little as one week or as many as three. Depending on circumst
23.02.2008 16:35 Uhr, MacNN,
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DIY IR headgear repels security cameras, attracts "security"
Filed under: Misc. Gadgets
It's not the first method we've seen for blinding security cameras, but this new DIY / art project from the folks at Oberwelt e.V. looks to be one of the simplest, and one of the few that could conceivably be used on an everyday basis. Dubbed the I-R.A.S.C. (for "infra-redlight against surveillance camera"), the device apparently consists simply of a series of infrared lights connected to a battery, which combine to blot out your face with a slightly unnerving glow. Needless to say, while it appears to hide your identity quite effectively, it doesn't exactly sc
23.02.2008 14:35 Uhr, Engadget,
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23.02.2008 14:00 Uhr
MacBook Air erreicht gute Werte bei Wärmeentwicklung
Neben der Geschwindigkeit, der Akkulaufzeit und dem Design ist beim Notebook sicherlich auch die Hitzeentwicklung nicht zu unterschätzen. Als mobiler Begleiter wäre es nicht gerade gut, sich an dem Gerät zu verbrennen, wenn man es beispielsweise auf den Beinen liegen hat. Auch die Wärmeentwicklung von Apples neuestem Notebook, dem MacBook Air, gilt es so zu untersuchen.
23.02.2008 13:21 Uhr, Maclife,
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Intel Nehalem: Bilder des Prozessors samt Platine
Im Forum der Seite XtremeSystems.org sind Bilder eines kommenden Intel Nehalem inklusive einem passenden Server-Mainboard aufgetaucht. Die Prozessoren der neuen Familie von Intel werden auf den neuen Sockel LGA1366 vertrauen und diverse weitere Neuerungen mit sich bringen.
23.02.2008 13:05 Uhr, ComputerBase,
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23.02.2008 13:00 Uhr
Teraoka's Deli Touch pen delays human interaction in restaurants
Filed under: Misc. GadgetsWhen talking menus just aren't futuristic enough, we reckon Teraoka's Deli Touch pen -- which strongly reeks of LeapFrog's Tag -- is the next best thing. The system works with barcode-laden menus and enables customers to simply swipe their choices and have them beamed directly to the kitchen. Besides hastening the order process and keeping the interaction between customer and waiter / waitress at
23.02.2008 12:40 Uhr, Engadget,
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Samsung plant SSD mit 250GB Speicherkapazität
Samsung gilt als Vorreiter bei der Entwicklung von Solid State Drives (SSD) und hat momentan Modelle mit bis zu 64GB im Portfolio. Im dritten Quartal diesen Jahres wird der japanische Elektronikkonzern den nächsten Schritt wagen und eine 128GB-Variante auf den Markt bringen. Bis zum Ende des Jahres möchte Samsung sogar noch einen weiter gehen. Marketing-Chef Michael Yang verspricht für Ende des Jahres SSDs, die bereits 250GB fassen können.
23.02.2008 12:21 Uhr, Maclife,
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Finale Spezifikationen der GeForce 9800 GTX?
Berichteten wir erst gestern über die bis zum Sommer erscheinenden diversen GeForce-9-Modelle, manifestieren sich bereits heute die Taktraten der neuen GeForce 9800 GTX. Wie erwartet wird es aber nur eine leicht höher getaktete Variante der bisherigen Modelle sein.
23.02.2008 12:05 Uhr, ComputerBase,
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23.02.2008 12:00 Uhr
Apple bietet jetzt auch 99-Cent-Mietfilme an
Während man in den USA seit ein paar Wochen den Filmverleih des iTunes Stores nutzen kann, wartet Europa noch auf den Starttermin. Dieser ist noch nicht bekannt und wird laut Apple später im Jahr erfolgen. In den USA kosten die Mietfilme 2,99 bis 3,99 US-Dollar und sind 24 Stunden innerhalb von 30 Tagen gültig. Mit einer speziellen Aktion will Apple jetzt seinen Kunden den Filmverleih weiter schmackhaft machen.
23.02.2008 11:51 Uhr, Maclife,
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Verspätet sich das iPhone-SDK?
Ob es in der nächsten Woche irgendwelche Ankündigungen zu Neuheiten von Apple geben wird, ist ungewiss. Schon länger wird immer wieder ein überarbeitetes MacBook Pro erwartet, doch bisher stellte man keine neuen Modelle vor. Ebenfalls gilt die Veröffentlichung der iPhone-Entwicklerumgebnung als weiterer Kandidat der nächsten Schritte. Die Businessweek, inbesondere Arik Hesseldahl, geht inzwischen davon aus, dass das SDK nicht mehr im Februar erscheint, sondern sich 1-3 Wochen verspätet.
23.02.2008 11:36 Uhr, Maclife,
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L'histoire des plus grands hackers
Source: Tom's hardware Let me be clear --this post is in no way an apology for hackers, but it is still interesting to see how hacking was born, the purpose of different hackers and races between the cat and mouse. These include Kevin Mitnick, Kevin Poulsen and DVD Jon, but also another famous couple: Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniack and their famous Blue Box.
All these stories are told here: http://www.infos-du-net .com/actualite/dossiers/98-histoire-hacking.html
[translation by jeremy]
23.02.2008 11:35 Uhr, Hardmac.com,
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Reminder: Apple education store
We were asked to remind everyone about the Apple education store, that we do not pay it enough attention. These discounts are available to all students, here is a quick summary:
* -6% On iMac, MacBook Air
* -8% On Mac Pro, Apple monitors and accessories.
*- 17% on Apple Care contracts
* - Differing Discounts on software.
Note that for the last few years, iPods have been removed from the education Store.
@ Apple education store
[translation by jeremy]
23.02.2008 11:35 Uhr, Hardmac.com,
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Verspätet sich das iPhone SDK?
BusinessWeek.com will aus einer Quelle erfahren haben, dass sich das Software Development Kit für das iPhone und für den iPod touch verspäten wird. Mit dem Entwicklertoolkit ist es möglich, dass Dritthersteller Programme für das iPhone und den iPod touch programmieren und veröffentlichen können. Mom
23.02.2008 11:35 Uhr, MacTechNews,
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Nokia-Chef: Apple ist eine ernstzunehmende Konkurrenz
Zu Anfang wurden Apples Versuche in den Mobiltelefon-Markt einzusteigen, ein wenig belächelt. Als dann klar war, was sich hinter dem Begriff iPhone versteckte, wendete sich das Blatt und die Erfolgsgeschichte begann. Auch die Größen des Marktes mussten sich eingestehen, dass Apple mit iPhone ein heißes Eisen im Portfolio hat. In einem Interview mit der französischen Tageszeitung Le Figaro, ist auch Nokia-Chef Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo dieser Ansicht.
23.02.2008 11:06 Uhr, Maclife,
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23.02.2008 11:00 Uhr
Mac Rewind - Ausgabe 107 erschienen
Ab sofort steht die 107. Ausgabe unseres Wochenrückblicks "Mac Rewind" zum Download bereit. In dieser Ausgabe werden folgende Themen behandelt:
Neuigkeiten und Trends
Wissenswertes aus verschiedensten Technikbereichen
Bilder der Woche
Diese Woche mit Bildern von Arachnid und
23.02.2008 10:20 Uhr, MacTechNews,
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BMW's ConnectedDrive brings the whole internet to your car... on EDGE
Filed under: GPS, Transportation, Wireless
And you thought puttering around the intarwebz on your EDGE-capable iPhone was bad -- just think of trying to find anything on the 'net while accidentally moseying through a dodgy part of town. Nevertheless, BMW is gearing up to offer "unrestricted access" to the web as an option in any new 2008 vehicle, but alas, it's only for European clients at the moment. Of course, BMW's no stranger to letting b
23.02.2008 10:08 Uhr, Engadget,
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23.02.2008 10:00 Uhr
Beachcomber 9600 GT
During the last 48h in the PC world they have been continually testing and praising the new range of NVidia card, the Geforce 9600 GT.
This card will be priced at 150 euros and will in effect be the new reference with its ratio of performance/price.
At most it is only 20% less powerful than the more expensive 8800 GT which risks being overshadowed by this new offering.
AMD will react with a substantial price cut on its equivalent - but less powerful cards.
Of course this card is far in advance of the Radeon X2600 XT which looks like a toy in comparison.
It would be desirable given the problems met with the Mac Pro with the X2600 XT that Apple relaxes it rule and re-adds the 9600 to the catalogue.
PS Note that the Mac Pro ordered with the 8800 GT option are now delivered in a couple of days.
[translation by crispin]
23.02.2008 09:05 Uhr, Hardmac.com,
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23.02.2008 9:00 Uhr
macnews.de Wochenend-Quiz: Die wichtigsten Themen der Woche
Wochenende, wieder Zeit für einen Schnelldurchlauf durch vergangene News mit unserem regelmäßig erscheinenden Wochenend-Quiz. Wir fassen die wichtigsten Meldungen noch einmal in zehn Fragen für Sie zusammen und fordern Sie heraus. Klicken Sie sich durch technische Highlights, Neuigkeiten und Anekdoten der letzten Tage: Auch falsche Antworten
23.02.2008 08:50 Uhr, MacNews,
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23.02.2008 8:00 Uhr
iPhone SDK Delayed 1-3 Weeks?
In a brief blog post, BusinessWeek writer Arik Hesseldahl reports that the iPhone SDK may be delayed by 1-3 weeks. No reasons for the delay are known, and Apple's plans with respect to the announced late February timeframe remain murky:
23.02.2008 07:05 Uhr, Macrumors,
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23.02.2008 7:00 Uhr
BusinessWeek reports iPhone SDK will be late
Filed under: CellphonesWith seven days left in the month to announce the iPhone SDK, BusinessWeek is reporting that they've got it from a reliable source that it's going to be late by between a week to three. Yes, it would absolutely suck -- but there's always Ziphone.
23.02.2008 06:36 Uhr, Engadget,
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23.02.2008 6:00 Uhr
Bape puts its mark on limited edition DS Lites
Filed under: Gaming, Handhelds It's not like there's any shortage of highly desirable DS / DS Lites out there, but we've all ideas this particular iteration will be one desired by many and acquired by (very) few. Japanese clothing company A Bathing Ape (Bape) has apparently signed on to put its spin on Nintendo's darling of a handheld, littering both a gold and white DS Lite with
23.02.2008 05:36 Uhr, Engadget,
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23.02.2008 5:00 Uhr
Bandai's Mirai Scope gets Ms. Cleo in your pocket
Filed under: Handhelds Not that we'd put any stock in a prognosticator -- digital or otherwise -- but for those looking for a bit of fun, Bandai's Mirai Scope is apt to deliver. Reportedly, this digital fortune teller starts out by dousing you in pixie dust and asking a myriad questions about your personal life. After that, we're told it somehow aligns with galactic bodies and helps you figure out your true purpose in life. Hopefully, it's pretty clear that this thing is marginally more than a novel heap, but hey, what els
23.02.2008 04:06 Uhr, Engadget,
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23.02.2008 3:00 Uhr
Briefly: Apple Store status monitor
In brief: There's now a way to constantly monitor Apple Store status, N.E.D. tutorial-video 2.0 has been released, a new mail service has debuted for the iPhone, and Chronos is offering leap year specials pingdom as developed a banner and code combination that will show the current status of the Apple store -- usually a harbinger of product ann
23.02.2008 02:20 Uhr, MacNN,
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EU, U.S. seize $1.3 billion in counterfeit computer parts, plan crackdown
Filed under: Misc. GadgetsOfficials from the U.S. and European Union gave themselves a big pat on the back today, announcing that a joint operation of theirs recently netted over 360,000 fake computer components over a two week period, a haul that they say rang up to some $1.3 billion. That apparently included both counterfeit integrated circuits and various computer parts, which were branded with over forty different trademarks including Intel, Cisco and Philips, to name a few. Needless to say, the officials are now apparently feeling a little buoyed by their success, with
23.02.2008 02:05 Uhr, Engadget,
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Griffin ships Reflect, Courier iPhone cases
Griffin Technology today began shipping its Reflect and Courier carrying cases for Apple's iPhone. The Reflect for iPhone features a sleek metallic finish that covers the perimeter of the multi-touch display. The hard polycarbonate shell protects the iPhone from bumps and scratches, while a matte black rubberized case back seals the device inside.
23.02.2008 02:05 Uhr, MacNN,
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Refurb iMacs discounted for limited time
Apple's online store is offering reconditioned iMacs at especially low prices for a limited time. The company's 20-inch 2.0GHz Intel Core 2 Duo iMac is priced at $999, and comes with 1GB of memory as well as a 250GB hard drive. The 20-inch 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo iMac is priced at $1,249, and offers 1GB of memory alongside a 320GB hard drive. Apple
23.02.2008 02:05 Uhr, MacNN,
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23.02.2008 2:00 Uhr
How would you change the outcome of the format war?
Filed under: Features, HDTV, Home Entertainment
Look, we're not out to whip the proverbial dead horse, but after taking a long, critical look at how the format war played out from day one, it's just too inviting to not take a step back and ponder how things could've been different. Looking back, we noticed numerous
23.02.2008 01:20 Uhr, Engadget,
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Shuffleart posts Koobniks AirMail cover photos
Shuffleart has unveiled the first photos of its Koobniks - AirMail cover for Apple's MacBook Air (site not updated). The cover resembles a shipping envelope, but prominently display the Apple logo on the lid of the portable device. Koobniks - AirMail cover also works with Apple's MacBook, 15-inch MacBook Pro, both the 12 and 15-inch PowerBook G4, a
23.02.2008 01:05 Uhr, MacNN,
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23.02.2008 1:00 Uhr
500 Millionen Downloads des Firefox-Browsers
Jubiläum im Mozilla-Lager: Nach einer Meldung von Spread Firefox knackte der Browser gestern die Marke von 500 Millionen Downloads seit der Veröffentlichung der Version 1.0 im November 2004. Seit dem 400 Millionsten Download sind somit lediglich gut fünf Monate vergangen.
23.02.2008 00:50 Uhr, ComputerBase,
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Canon PowerShot SD1100 IS
The PowerShot SD1100 IS adds a few new features to its Editors' Choice predecessor, but the SD1000 still can't be beat in terms of image quality and shooting flexibility.
23.02.2008 00:35 Uhr, PCMagazine,
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Two Detroit funds sue Yahoo, want court intervention
Two Detroit-based pension funds sued Yahoo and its board today, the latest event in the escalating Microsoft-Yahoo buyout drama. Yahoo ñ who shocked investors by rejecting a $44.6 billion bid from Microsoft ñ frustrated the Detroit Police and Fire Retirement System, and General Retirement System organizations to the point where they are threatening
23.02.2008 00:35 Uhr, MacNN,
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Apps: Default Folder X, Sound Byte
Default Folder X 4.0.2 ($15) makes it easier for you to manage files by adding features and correcting flaws in the file dialogs of all Mac OS X applications. Default Folder X 4.0.2 corrects problems that occur when using Mac OS 10.5.2, Microsoft Office 2008, and Fetch Softworks' Fetch file transfer application. It also fixes a problem with its pr
23.02.2008 00:35 Uhr, MacNN,
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Popcorn Hour's A-100 media streamer gets official, has waiting list
Filed under: HDTV, Home Entertainment, Storage
For those that can bring back wish lists from last October, you'll undoubtedly remember the totally promising Popcorn Hour Networked Media Tank. Now, it seems the device has received somewhat of a facelift since our initial sneak peek and hasn't lost a bit of its popularity. The A-100 media streamer enables users to stuff an HDD within and transfer files via BitTorrent when not dishing out all sorts of media or ac
23.02.2008 00:06 Uhr, Engadget,
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QuickLicense 2.2 adds drag-and-drop support
Excel Software has released QuickLicense 2.2, an update to the Mac and Windows license protection software that adds drag-and-drop software protection. "A software vendor can now drag and drop an application onto the AddLicense desktop icon to wrap it with any license configured from QuickLicense," the company said. "A protected application is gene
23.02.2008 00:05 Uhr, MacNN,
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Emotivs Gedankenkappe beinahe marktreif
Ein Jahr nach der ersten Präsentation hat EPOC seine "Emotiv" getaufte "Gedankenkappe" nun anlässlich der GDC 2008 in einer fast marktreifen Version für Endkunden gezeigt. Ende 2008 soll Emotiv für 299,- US-Dollar auf den Markt kommen. (IBM, Eingabegerät)
23.02.2008 00:05 Uhr, golem,
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