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21.03.2008 24:00 Uhr
Apple airs new banner ad on NY Times, WSJ
Echoing the earlier advertisement shown on various websites, Apple has revealed another "Get a Mac" banner ad which is currently showing on both the Wall Street Journal and New York Times homepages. The ad begins with Mac and PC standing in a banner on the side, with PC expressing dissatisfaction with an inflammatory remark made by CNET regarding h
21.03.2008 23:50 Uhr, MacNN,
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Gibson still thinks a video game is a musical instrument, sues Harmonix for Rock Band
Filed under: Gaming
We still think Gibson's attempt to claim that Guitar Hero violates its patent on "simulating a musical performance with a musical instrument" is totally unfounded and ridiculous for a number of reasons (it involves a "3-D headset," for one), but we can sort of see why the company is now suing Harmonix as well -- they're a Fender outfit, after all. The third in a series of petulant lawsuits filed by the notoriously litigious guitar maker over the patent claims
21.03.2008 23:36 Uhr, Engadget,
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Elgato HDHomeRun
This network-attached HDTV tuner delivers over-the-air HD and SD programming and unscrambled cable television channels to any PC or Mac on your network. In addition, the Mac software lets you convert files so you can watch them on mobile devices like iPods, iPhones, and PSPs.
21.03.2008 23:35 Uhr, PCMagazine,
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Option GT Ultra Express
When Wi-Fi isn't available, the Option GT Ultra Express is a convenient way to access the nation's fastest wide-area cellular network on your laptop, if it has an ExpressCard slot.
21.03.2008 23:35 Uhr, PCMagazine,
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Movie Gadget Friday: 2001: A Space Odyssey
Filed under: Features, Misc. GadgetsAriel Waldman contributes Movie Gadget Friday, where she highlights the lovable and lame gadgets from the world of cinema.In honor of the loss of one of our greatest sci-fi heroes, Movie Gadget Friday is paying homage to the inimitable Arthur C. Clarke with a two-part series that explores the future of 2001: A Space Odyssey and 2010: The Year We Make Contact. This week we'll be diving into the luxurious exploration of deep space. Everyone knows HAL, but 2001 also takes an extraordinary amount of time to study the intricate details of each spacecra
21.03.2008 23:06 Uhr, Engadget,
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Sony is giving "Fresh Start" a fresh start, losing the $50 fee
Filed under: Laptops
After a minor outcry at Sony's new "Fresh Start" option to skip the crapware on TZ laptops for a hefty $50 charge, the company has seen the error of its ways and is going to start offering the option for free as of tomorrow. Sure, it would've been nice to have it like that from the start, and there's no word yet if there will be refunds for those who did fork over the $50, but we got the impression from the Sony spokesperson who spoke to us that Sony Japan was surprised as we were about the charge, and quickly asked for it to be removed. We're still waiting for word as to whether this option will hit other VAIOs, but we're cautiously optimistic
21.03.2008 23:06 Uhr, Engadget,
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Handy-Hintergründe online entwerfen und verschenken
IndyPhone.de ist ein in Berlin entwickelter Online-Editor für Handy-Logos und Hintergründe, die im Browser gestaltet und daraufhin auf das eigene Handy übertragen werden können. Die Kreationen lassen sich nun auch per SMS mitsamt eines Grußtextes verschenken.
21.03.2008 23:05 Uhr, golem,
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Palm weitet Verluste aus
Palm setzt die Konkurrenz von RIM und Apple sowie anderen Smartphone-Anbietern stark zu: Der Nettoverlust von Palm erreicht mit 31,5 Millionen US-Dollar ein neues Tief. Im ersten Quartal 2008 belief sich der Nettoverlust noch auf 0,8 Millionen US- Dollar, im zweiten Quartal waren es schon 9,6 Millionen US-Dollar. (Smartphone, Palm)
21.03.2008 23:05 Uhr, golem,
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21.03.2008 23:00 Uhr
Mac mini to soon receive complete overhaul
The Mac mini is supposedly getting an internal overhaul, rather than fading into nonexistence, as popular belief would indicate. According to AppleInsider, the miniature computer is to see the 45-nanometer Core 2 Duo chip, starting at 2.1GHz, with an 800MHz frontside buss and the Intel GMA X3100 graphics processor. This alleged update comes after a
21.03.2008 22:50 Uhr, MacNN,
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AppleInsider: Mac mini wird nicht eingestellt
Vor einiger Zeit berichtete AppleInsider und damals noch ThinkSecret.com, dass Apple plant, den Mac mini einzustellen. Seit dem Produktstart hat Apple den Mac mini immer etwas stiefmütterlich behandelt. Schon seit geraumer Zeit wurde kein echtes Update mehr durchgeführt, nur kleinere Korrekturen, di
21.03.2008 22:50 Uhr, MacTechNews,
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Researchers claim to have developed robotic AI on par with a puppy
Filed under: RobotsThe robot uprising, it inches ever closer -- researchers working on the EU-funded COSPAL project have developed a new robotic AI that they say is the most advanced of its type ever created. Using both learning neural AI techniques and traditional rules-based AI as a control mechanism, the robot can be trained "like a child or a puppy," and has managed to figure out simple sorting tasks on its own. The next step is to try and integrate the system into a car that can adjust to unforeseen driving conditions, but the researchers in charge aren't worried about creating an army of KARRs set to mow us all down -- according to researcher Michael Felsberg, adult-level AI based o
21.03.2008 22:06 Uhr, Engadget,
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21.03.2008 22:00 Uhr
Teclast aims directly at iPhone with M26
A new media player by Asia's Teclast is directly targeting the iPhone and the iPod touch. Like the Apple devices, the M26 is almost entirely touchscreen controlled, but Teclast is specifically marketing the player as using the same type of capacitive technology as the iPhone, permitting light finger gestures. The M26 differs mainly by way of havi
21.03.2008 21:50 Uhr, MacNN,
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Refurbs: New, old generation iMacs from $999
Apple is offering several refurbished iMacs, both new and old generation, starting from $999. The white plastic iMac models offered are the 20-inch 2.16GHz and 24-inch 2.16GHz versions, both of which come with 1GB of memory, and a 250GB hard drive. While the 20-inch model features an ATI Radeon X1600 graphics processor with 128MB of texture memory,
21.03.2008 21:35 Uhr, MacNN,
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Mac Mini Not Dead Yet?
Appleinsider is backtracking on their last year's claims that the Mac mini was set to be discontinued. According to the rumor site, they've received word of the contrary:For the first time in nearly a year, however, people familiar
21.03.2008 21:05 Uhr, Macrumors,
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21.03.2008 21:00 Uhr
Eating our words: Apple's Mac mini to rock on
Apple Inc.'s Mac mini, a tiny desktop system previously pegged for extinction, won't fade into the distance after all, at least not yet.
Last Memorial Day, AppleInsider cited sources in reporting that it appeared to be the end of the line for the
21.03.2008 20:50 Uhr, AppleInsider,
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Meizu M8 interface evolves
The interface for Meizu's iPhone clone, the M8 -- also known as the MiniOne -- is undergoing subtle changes, according to various reports. Meizu itself is now claiming to have added more touch software to the phone, though it is not disclosing specifics. The company should eventually release a framework describing the entire interface of the phon
21.03.2008 20:50 Uhr, MacNN,
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West Philly High preps plug-in hybrid in bid for Auto X Prize
Filed under: Transportation
While we spent our high school days trying not to cut our thumbs off in shop class, these West Philly High School kids have been making a run on the $10 million Automotive X Prize. They're building a plug-in diesel hybrid in an attempt to reach that magical 100 mpg mark "without sacrificing style, safety or affordability." Pictured above is a previous project, a K1 Attack modded up hybrid and biofuel-style. Seems like they've got the chops, but they're certainly up against a lot of competition.
21.03.2008 20:36 Uhr, Engadget,
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Myka vows torrent-based rival to Apple TV
Myka is offering a self-titled media hub it says is a viable alternative for those who want most of the features of the Apple TV but a less restricted environment. Rather than depend on a closed download system such as iTunes, the Myka depends chiefly on BitTorrent downloads to accomplish its download goals. The peer sharing format not only reduc
21.03.2008 20:35 Uhr, MacNN,
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First Looks: iLuv i399 2.1-Channel Hi-Fi Audio System with Bluetooth
Shaped like a boombox, the i399 ($230) has dedicated left, right, and subwoofer speakers inside, as well as an included Class 1 (300-foot-max) Bluetooth module that can be used either to transform a cell phone into a loud speakerphone, or broadcast audio from i399's top-mounted iPod dock to a Bluetooth headset. An FM radio tuner is built in and adjustable via a front-mounted, white text-on-black LCD screen, integrated buttons, and an included Infrared…
21.03.2008 20:35 Uhr, iPodlounge,
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Apple pushes Windows Safari via iTunes updater
As Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs promised last summer, Apple has begun leveraging its dominance in the music download business by pushing the Windows version of its Safari Web browser to iTunes and QuickTime users running XP or Vista.
21.03.2008 20:05 Uhr, Macworld,
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Article: Ask iLounge 3-21-08
This week's Ask iLounge topics: Basic DVD conversion, 5G iPod and subtitles, Slideshows on iPod touch, Using the Voice Memo function, iPod classic TV output quality, iPod Dock Connector extender cables
21.03.2008 20:05 Uhr, iPodlounge,
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21.03.2008 20:00 Uhr
Palm chief: no new Treos until summer
No new Treo smartphones are expected to appear until the summer, Palm chief Ed Colligan said late yesterday during the conference call for the company's latest quarterly results. The company founder warned that quarterly losses were likely to continue during the spring quarter as the Sunnyvale, California-based company would not have an updated mo
21.03.2008 19:50 Uhr, MacNN,
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News: Sign up for iPodweek newsletter, arriving shortly
The latest edition of iPodweek, our weekly newsletter covering all things iPod, iPhone, iTunes, and Apple TV, is coming later today. iPodweek is a summary of the top news, reviews, and feature articles we’ve published over the past week, and it also features giveaways and iPod accessory discount offers from various companies. There’s still plenty of time to sign up and receive this week’s edition — just use the simple form below to submit…
21.03.2008 19:20 Uhr, iPodlounge,
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Myka sneaks BitTorrent into the living room
Filed under: HDTV, Home Entertainment, Media PCs
OK, perhaps not so sneaky, there's a nice big BitTorrent logo right up front, but Myka seems to be quite the end-to-end solution for getting those torrents up on the big screen. The box hooks up to the internet via LAN or WiFi, includes a 80GB, 160GB or a 500GB drive for storage and runs a torrent client on Linux. Outputs include HDMI, composite, S-Video and SPDIF, and codec support is substantial. You can add storage via USB, and pull video off your computer if you're not in a downloading mood.
21.03.2008 19:06 Uhr, Engadget,
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Bugs & Fixes: Missing in action
This installment of Bugs & Fixes takes a look at two things that might have gone missing—keystrokes after your Mac has been idle for a while, and iCal events for OS X 10.5.2 users.
21.03.2008 19:05 Uhr, Macworld,
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21.03.2008 19:00 Uhr
Screen grabs: KITT the chatty car somehow still needs an Apple Bluetooth keyboard
Filed under: PeripheralsOur latest micro-series, Screen grabs chronicles the uses (and misuses) of real-world gadgets in today's movies and TV. Send in your sightings (with screen grab!) to screengrabs at engadget dt com.
You'd think a car with AI sophisticated enough to carry on a lengthy conversation with its driver would kind of obviate the need for a keyboard, but hey, maybe that's why we're not in the TV business.[Thanks to everyone who sent this in]
21.03.2008 18:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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CandyBar 3.1.2
Dan Frakes show you CandyBar 3.1.2, a joint effort between Panic and IconFactory that lets you customize your Mac’s icons—even the system-level icons that are generally a hassle (and risky) to modify.
21.03.2008 18:20 Uhr, Macworld,
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Das coolste Wii-Zubehör der Welt
Der Wii-Controller an sich ist schon sehr cool. Noch viel besser wird es jedoch mit dem richtigen Zubehör. Wir stellen Ihnen die lustigsten Controller-Halter vor.
21.03.2008 18:20 Uhr, CHIP,
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First Looks: Case-Mate Universal Privacy Screen Pro
Introduced as an alternative to clear or mirrored screen protectors, Case-Mate's new Universal Privacy Screen Pro ($20) is a single sheet of transparent black plastic that uses static cling to fit on the screen of your iPhone or iPod, limiting its viewing angle from the sides. Unlike other protectors that are cut specifically to the size of your device, this one comes with a piece of measuring paper that you're supposed to use to cut the protector…
21.03.2008 18:20 Uhr, iPodlounge,
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First Looks: Contour Design iSee iPhone V3
Sold as an alternative to the earlier Showcase for iPhone, Contour Design's new clear hard plastic case iSee iPhone V3 ($30) offers improved part-time port protection, full-time top and side button coverage, and a new frosted clear holster as enhancements to Showcase's more open sides and black plastic holster. Also changed are the rear belt clip, which now detaches and can be turned in your choice of four directions, and the thickness of the case,…
21.03.2008 18:20 Uhr, iPodlounge,
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Analysten-Einschätzungen für AAPL
Zumindest produktmäßig legte Apple im Jahr 2008 einen guten Start hin: beinahe jeden Dienstag wurden Neuerungen im Produktportfolio vorgestellt. Doch das vermochte dem fallenden Aktienkurs durch die Rezessionsangst in den ersten Monaten nicht spürbar entgegenzuwirken. Ein Absinken des Börsenwerts hat laut Analystenmeinung nun allerdings keine handfeste Grundlage mehr - ganz im Gegenteil: den seit Anfang März sich langsam wieder einsetzenden Aufwärtstrend sehen viele Analysten auch in der (längerfristigen) Zukunft anhalten.
21.03.2008 18:06 Uhr, Maclife,
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First Looks: Case-Mate Carbon Fiber Leather Cases for iPod classic, touch + iPhone
Infusing leather with carbon, Case-Mate has introduced the Carbon Fiber Leather Cases for iPod classic ($50), iPod touch ($50), and iPhone ($90), three separate designs with similar features. The classic, touch, and iPhone cases each cover the device in a layer of carbon fiber-styled leather that has been wrapped around a hard shell, exposing the screen, controls, and ports. A screen protector, cleaning cloth, and application card are included in…
21.03.2008 18:05 Uhr, iPodlounge,
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21.03.2008 18:00 Uhr
Review: Time Capsule
Thanks to a timely software update, Apple's Time Capsule is an easy-to-use backup appliance that provides speedy wireless network access while keeping your data safe.
21.03.2008 17:35 Uhr, Macworld,
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Frohe Ostern: iPod Wizard für Mac-User
Den Windows-Usern unter euch wird iPod-Wizard ein Begriff sein. Bei uns schon des Öfteren in den News, erlaubt die hier erhältliche Freeware den Eingriff in die iPod Firmware-Dateien. Mit dem iPod Editor von fdefault.com steht nun erstmals ein vergleichbares Tool für Mac-Benutzer zur Verfügung. Der iPod Editor unterstützt etliche iPod-Modelle ( "1-5.5G iPod, 1G iPod Nano, and 1-2G iPod Mini" ) erlaubt den Austausch beliebiger Firmware-Grafiken und kann dank des integrierten String-Editors auch Text-Passagen der iPod-Firmware dem eigenen Geschmack anpassen.
21.03.2008 17:35 Uhr, iFun.de,
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Review: Olympus E-3
It's big and brawny, and Olympus's new DSLR can handle the elements. It's high-ISO performance isn't as good as Nikon's D300 or Canon's EOS 40D, but the E-3's overall image quality is very good.
21.03.2008 17:20 Uhr, Macworld,
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Dell Latitude E4000 to chase Air, X300
Dell's Latitude E4000 series will more explicitly target the same very thin, advanced technology field covered by Apple's MacBook Air and Lenovo's ThinkPad X300, according to leaks continued today by Engadget. While both the E4200 and E4300 will offer thinner LED-backlit, 12-inch displays, the E4200 will be far thinner than earlier Latitudes and w
21.03.2008 17:20 Uhr, MacNN,
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OLPC security chief resigns, cites ethical concerns as final straw
Filed under: Laptops
Nary a fortnight after Nicholas Negroponte affirmed that his role wouldn't be changing all that much once a new CEO was strapped in, along comes word that the nonprofit's highly regarded Director of Security Architecture, Ivan Krstić, has moved on to greener pastures as of three weeks ago. According to a soul-bearing post on his own blog, the ex-chief outrightly noted that he could no longer "subscribe to the organization's new aims or structure in good faith, nor [could he] reconcile them with [his] personal ethic." Additionally, he admits that he was "asked to stop working
21.03.2008 17:06 Uhr, Engadget,
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Geophoto 2 adds GPS coordinates, map view
Ovolab has begun shipping Geophoto 2, the next major edition of its geotagging application for photos. The software helps users sort images by where they were shot, assigning them to locations on a 3D globe with a free-roaming camera. Tagging is said to be much simpler in v2, thanks to a map view which allows positioning at street level. Additio
21.03.2008 17:05 Uhr, MacNN,
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21.03.2008 17:00 Uhr
Welche Internet Security Suite ist die Beste?
Nachdem bereits der große Test zu dem Thema welcher Virenscanner denn der Beste sei, hohe Wellen geschlagen hat, gibt es einen weiteren, sehr ausführlichen Parcours zu Internet Security Suiten. Fazit der 13 getesteten Produkte: Alle sind gut, die perfekte Security Suite gibt es aber nicht.
21.03.2008 16:50 Uhr, ComputerBase,
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AT&T's 700MHz wins require $1.3b up front
AT&T's gains for wireless space in the FCC 700MHz auction will cost it enough to require a major downpayment, according to a filing by the cellular carrier. The company explains that its new space will demand a $1.3 billion down payment within the next ten days and that it will need to take on a debt load of $5.3 billion to pay for the remaining a
21.03.2008 16:35 Uhr, MacNN,
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ReelSmart Motion Blur OpenFX arrives on Macs
RE:Vision Effects has announced that the OpenFX version of its ReelSmart Motion Blur plug-ins, previously only available for Windows, are now out for Mac OS X as well as 32- and 64-bit Linux systems. Motion Blur applies or removes its titular effect to various video formats; it attempts to make the results more natural by tracking each pixel, and
21.03.2008 16:35 Uhr, MacNN,
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AT&T forking over a $1.3 billion down payment for auction wins
Filed under: Wireless
No surprises here, but boy is that going to be a difficult expense to justify on the ol' corporate card. AT&T says it'll pay a $1.3 billion down payment to the FCC within the next 10 days to get a lock on that spectrum it just won, $500 million of which was paid up front before the auction began. The company will be pushing the remaining $5.3 billion over the counter before April 17, and is financing the purchase with funds from operations and a good bit of debt. We haven't seen a similar filing from Verizon yet, but we're guessing the company is facing sim
21.03.2008 16:06 Uhr, Engadget,
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21.03.2008 16:00 Uhr
Bericht: Safari 3.1 momentan der schnellste Browser
Vor drei Tagen veröffentlichte Apple mit Safari 3.1 die aktuellste Version des hauseigenen Browsers. Die neue Ausgabe bietet diverse Erweiterungen und unterstützt unter anderem mit HTML 5 und CSS-Animationen die neuesten Web-Standards. Bisher werden diese von keinem anderen Browser unterstützt. Aber nicht nur an der Kompatibilität für neue Standards wurde gearbeitet, auch die Leistung kann sich sehen lassen. Dies geht jedenfalls aus einem aktuellen Bericht der Computerworld hervor, die einen Blick auf Safari 3.1 warf und dem Browser positive Noten attestierte.
21.03.2008 15:51 Uhr, Maclife,
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Apple Distributing Safari for Windows via iTunes
With the release of Safari 3.1, Apple has started pushing Safari to Windows iTunes users. This new distribution method offers all Windows iTunes users the option of installing Safari 3.1 even if they have never installed Safari before. Apple confir
21.03.2008 15:50 Uhr, Macrumors,
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Equinux updates MediaCentral, VPN Tracker
Equinux has updated two of its key programs, MediaCentral and VPN Tracker. MediaCentral operates as a kind of Mac equivalent to Windows Media Center, combining the playback of several types of media within one program; users can not only load music, photos and videos, but DVD movies and TV, the latter offering the option of IPTV or digital broadca
21.03.2008 15:50 Uhr, MacNN,
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Gibson fires Guitar Hero lawsuit at Wal-Mart, other retailers
Filed under: Gaming
Last we checked we actually weren't in the Twilight Zone, but quite frankly, the bigwigs at Gibson just might be. Seemingly out of nowhere, the famed guitar manufacturer sparked up a lawsuit against Activision claiming that Guitar Hero titles violate one of its patents. Now the company appears to be on the warpath, suing Wal-Mart, Target, GameStop, Amazon, Toys 'R' Us and Kmart in an attempt to get the game off of store shelves. Reportedly, Gibson took "this action reluctantly, but is required to protect its intellectual property." For the retailers that did comment, they chimed in only to say "we
21.03.2008 15:36 Uhr, Engadget,
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News: Vaja unveils Retro cases for iPod and iPhone
Argentine leather case maker Vaja has released Retro, a new series of stitched-stripe cases for iPods, iPhones, and the MacBook Air. The cases start at $39 and include: Retro Slim Bag for iPhone ($39, shown): A sleeve-like case with an open top. An alternate version called Retro Slim Jacket for the MacBook Air sells for $180, and closes like an envelope to protect the computer. Retro Dockable for iPhone ($75): A flip-style case with a bottom design…
21.03.2008 15:20 Uhr, iPodlounge,
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Apple verletzt mit Time Machine angeblich vier Patente
Ein Unternehmen aus Texas namens Mirror Worlds beschuldigt Apple, mit der Backuplösung Time Machine, die mit Mac OS X 10.5.2 Leopard eingeführt wurde, vier Patente zu verletzten. In den Patenten werden Technologien beschrieben, die Apples Umsetzung sehr ähnlich sind. So meldete Mirror Worlds ein Pat
21.03.2008 15:20 Uhr, MacTechNews,
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Custom-built Xbox 360 joystick gets lit with LEDs
Filed under: Gaming, Peripherals
Oh yeah, we've seen homegrown Xbox 360 joysticks that we would love to wrap our digits around, but ShaolinDrunkard's latest creation is almost too pretty to touch -- almost. The Xbox 360 Classic Led joystick sports the prototypical stick / button layout, but also includes that iconic green swirl and a smattering of lovely LEDs to really get the oohs and ahhs flowing. The handmade oak chassis isn't too shabby, either,
21.03.2008 15:09 Uhr, Engadget,
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21.03.2008 15:00 Uhr
Sony charging extra to remove PC trial apps
Sony has begun offering Fresh Start, a controversial practice to clean its systems of unnecessary software. Initially available only with the VAIO TZ ultraportable, the option removes both VAIO-specific programs as well as games and other trial software. The practice is meant to "free up valuable hard drive space and conserve memory and processin
21.03.2008 14:50 Uhr, MacNN,
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Apple faces Time Machine lawsuit
Apple is now facing its first lawsuit involving Time Machine, court filings show. The Texan company Mirror Worlds has accused Apple of infringing on four patents: three of these relate directly to a "document stream operating system," while the fourth covers an attached information management system. The document streams depicted group many differ
21.03.2008 14:50 Uhr, MacNN,
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Averatec pushes out 2575 12.1-inch AMD-powered laptop
Filed under: LaptopsPushing pixels is great and all, but sometimes we've just got a hankering to see how far those dollars can stretch, and Averatec's 2575 laptop mostly satisfies those urges. For $1100 you get Vista Home Premium running on an AMD Turion 64 X2 Dual Core chip, with 2GB of RAM, ATI RS690 integrated graphics, 250GB of HDD and a Super Multi DVD drive. The 12.1-inch screen runs at 1280 x 800, and sports a 1.3 megapixel webcam. There's even ExpressCard 34 / 54 and a 4-in-1 memory card reader, and the whole shebang weighs in at 3.9 pounds and 1.5-inch thick. It's available now.
21.03.2008 14:36 Uhr, Engadget,
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Frohe Ostern!
Wir wünschen euch ein frohes Osterfest und viel Spaß beim Eier suchen. Petrus meint es ja in diesem Jahr nicht so gut mit uns. Beim Osterspaziergang heißt es dann: Warm anziehen!
21.03.2008 14:35 Uhr, MACNOTES.DE,
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News: Mix: Singapore iPhone, Gordon Brown, No iTunes Unlimited Music?
Top Singaporean cellular provider SingTel plans to release the iPhone in that country for approximately S$690 ($500) starting in September, claims Channel NewsAsia, though Apple is unlikely to share in SingTel’s subscription revenues. With an estimated 10,000 iPhones already imported by residents, retailers note that the technology-obsessed country’s demand for the iPhone has dampened slightly since its mid-2007 U.S. launch, but interest…
21.03.2008 14:35 Uhr, iPodlounge,
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Hat Apple wirklich eine iTunes-Flatrate nötig?
Glaubt man den von der Financial Times in die Welt gesetzten und von einigen anderen mehr oder minder glaubwürdigen Quellen untermauerten Gerüchten, bastelt Apple schon seit geraumer Zeit an einem neuen iTunes-Konzept: Kunden des Musik-Stores sollen zukünftig nicht mehr pro heruntergeldenem Titel zur Kasse gebeten werden, sondern per Flatrate unbegrenzten Datenbankzugang erhalten. In Zeiten stagnierender iPod-Verkäufe und wachsender Konkurrenz mag dies eine Lösung sein, dem Geschäft neue Impulse zu geben. Doch hat Apple den "Ausverkauf" wirklich nötig?
21.03.2008 14:21 Uhr, Maclife,
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Fans with no moving parts mobiles
Source: Dailytech If the computer industry has recently decided to focus on power consumption and its components in order to decrease or contain it, they still need to be actively cooled by fans which are noise generators.
Researchers have developed a ventilation system totally devoid of moving parts.
The airflow is generated simply by turning the assembly. The difficulty of the exercise is to increase the maximum current in the system and thereby create the maximum air flow without ever causing arcing which would destroy the components supposed to be cooled.
The airflow achieved is far higher than that generated by a conventional fan, up to 35x (surface equivalent), according to researchers
21.03.2008 14:20 Uhr, Hardmac.com,
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Update: Opacity 1.0.3
The screen graphics editor adds performance improvements, better interoperability with other applications, interface improvements, and other changes.
21.03.2008 14:05 Uhr, MacInTouch,
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Update: NetFinder 3.1
The file management and transfer application adds Quick Look support for viewing files, support for Spotlight and for Services, contextual menu items, Set Permissions support, simpler iDisk connections, and more.
21.03.2008 14:05 Uhr, MacInTouch,
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Update: DX Toolbox 3.3
The radio propagation/conditions analysis software adds HTTP proxy support, a graph of the Planetary Kp Index, automatic setting of UTC offset, the ability to copy the Grayline map to the clipboard, and other changes.
21.03.2008 14:05 Uhr, MacInTouch,
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Update: SignalSuite 3.0
The signal generation software adds Audio Unit support, a new project-based approach (with storage of configuration information in project files), advanced audio device configuration, and other changes.
21.03.2008 14:05 Uhr, MacInTouch,
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Update: Geophoto 2.0
The photo display software adds a new map view that allows precise positioning of photos at street-level detail, tighter integration with iLife '08 and .Mac Web Galleries, and more.
21.03.2008 14:05 Uhr, MacInTouch,
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Patent dispute may block Blu-ray, cellphones
A patent infringement claim may lead to blocks against importing both Blu-ray technology as well as cellphones and other storage, the US International Trade Commission said today. The potential impasse has its roots in a complaint by patent holder and Columbia University emeritus professor Gertrude Rothschild, who claims that bringing numerous for
21.03.2008 14:05 Uhr, MacNN,
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21.03.2008 14:00 Uhr
A program to circumvent BD+
It is now a few months since the AACS experienced a crisis when the protection of the same name was bypassed with ridiculous ease even though it was supposed to be infallible.
With the victory of Blu-ray, the Majors had hoped that the establishment of BD + would allow them to have additional respite.
However, in late 2007, the company whiwh makes editing software AnyDVD announced that it had found a way to circumvent the BD +. They have now proven it and have started to market their software capable of recopying any capacity Blu-ray.
The BD + system is based on a virtual machine loaded on the hard drive, it will certainly be easy to exploit the loophole in the coming discs being sold, but it will be once again a means of another step in a battle with no end.
If we can understand the position of Majors who refuse to leave themselves open to looting, it is still difficult to sympathise with them totally because these protections also complicate the lives of consumers, who m
21.03.2008 13:50 Uhr, Hardmac.com,
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The first DisplayPort cards are here
The VESA association announced that it has issued the first DisplayPort specifications. It concerns the HD Radeon 3000 chipset and integrated video cards AMD 780G.
Although these are the first certified products, others are already on sale, such as monitors from Dell and Samsung.
The displayPort, legitimate successor of DVI, is going to have to fight HDMI in order to prevail. While displayPort has been late starting, it has the main advantage of not requiring the payment of royalties.
Eventually, one of these two formats will replace the aging DVI. La Mode is now small and compact cables simplifying the connection of peripherals while having very good data transfer.
Just as with the gradual disappearance of VGA, we should begin by finding hybrids video cards with a DVI connector and DisplayPort connector.
[translation by jeremy]
21.03.2008 13:50 Uhr, Hardmac.com,
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Cellink T/M: a swiveling USB stick, card reader, and mobile charger thingamajig
Filed under: Misc. Gadgets
Oh great Korean gods of peculiar gadgetry what have you done? That's the Cellink T/M from Human C&C. The device functions as a mass storage device or microSD card reader when standing in a straight-up, USB stick mode. Give it a flip, swing and slide and you've got a USB charging solution for mobile devices while simultaneously blocking all the ports on your laptop. Mechanical art or overly engineered crap? Really, without any real detail we can't decide.[Via AVING]
21.03.2008 13:36 Uhr, Engadget,
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Neues Modell der Radeon HD38x0 im Anmarsch
Wie diverse asiatische Medien berichten, ausgehend aber wohl alle von der Seite HKEPC, wird AMD in den kommenden Wochen einen weiteren Ableger ihrer 3K-Serie an den Start bringen. Die Radeon HD3830, so der voraussichtliche Name, soll preislich und leistungstechnisch unter der HD3850 aber oberhalb der HD3650 angesiedelt werden.
21.03.2008 13:20 Uhr, ComputerBase,
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Up close with Dell's Latitude E4300 and E4200 ultra-portables with DisplayPort
Filed under: Laptops
Ultra-portables are by the far the sexiest class of laptops. Especially when they start at just 2.2-pounds (1kg) like Dell's upcoming 12.1-inch E4200 or 3-pounds for the 13.3-inch E4300. Both pack LED backlit displays; Centrino 2 chipsets; Firewire, eSATA, 2x audio, ExpressCard 34, and at least 2x USB ports; integrated UMA graphics; DDR3 800MHz with Intel Turbo Memory 2.0; DisplayPort; and a host of security features to keep corporate IT types happy. The E4300 differs with a higher WXGA+ resolution, modular optical bay, peppier CPU options, and a choice of beefier hard disk drives instead of the 32GB or 64GB SSD restriction of the E4200. Plenty more in the gallery including a head-to-head c
21.03.2008 13:06 Uhr, Engadget,
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21.03.2008 13:00 Uhr
GeForce 9800 GTX: Asus, EVGA und das Overclocking
Nachdem in den letzten Tagen bereits so gut wie alles zu der kommenden GeForce 9800 GTX aus dem Hause Nvidia bekannt geworden war, sickern auch die Produktlösungen der ersten großen Hersteller durch. Die Bilder von Asus und EVGA zeigen das Erscheinungsbild der neuen Karten, während die Spezifikationen das bisher Gesagte bestätigen.
21.03.2008 12:50 Uhr, ComputerBase,
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Welche Internet Secuity Suite ist die Beste?
Nachdem bereits der große Test zu dem Thema welcher Virenscanner denn der Beste sei, hohe Wellen geschlagen hat, gibt es einen weiteren, sehr ausführlichen Parcours zu Internet Security Suiten. Fazit der 13 getesteten Produkte: Alle sind gut, die perfekte Security Suite gibt es aber nicht.
21.03.2008 12:35 Uhr, ComputerBase,
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maclife.de wünscht frohe Ostern
Die wenigsten Menschen feiern an Ostern tatsächlich die Wiederauferstehung Jesu Christi. Doch für einige Tage geruhsamen Entspannens ist die Osterzeit auch heute gut - unabhängig von der Konfession. Natürlich nicht in der maclife.de-Redaktion: Denn selbstverständlich bleiben wir auch über die Ostertage am Ball und unterrichten Sie kontinuierlich über die neuesten Ereignisse im Apple-Land und Drumherum.
21.03.2008 12:21 Uhr, Maclife,
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Google aktualisiert seine API fürs iPhone-SDK
Google besitzt nicht nur eine außerordentlich gute Position im Markt der Suchmaschinen, auch seine API-Datenbank mit nützlichen Quellcodes ist recht umfangreich. Vor kurzem aktualisierte man dieses Archiv und fügte Codes für YouTube und die hauseigenen Google Contacts hinzu. Außerdem soll die Google-API nun auch kompatibel zum iPhone-SDK sein.
21.03.2008 12:21 Uhr, Maclife,
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Neuer Aeneon „XTUNE“ DDR3-Speicherriegel
Qimonda unterstützt die neue „nForce 790i SLI“-Plattform von Nvidia mit seinen Aeneon XTUNE DDR3-1600 DRAM-Modulen mit 1 GB Speicherkapazität. Dabei ist die erreichte Geschwindigkeit natürlich kein neuer Rekord, aber Qimonda kommt als einer von sehr wenigen Hersteller mit der Referenzspannung von 1,5 Volt aus.
21.03.2008 12:20 Uhr, ComputerBase,
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S3 Chrome 430 GT kommt in den Handel
Die zur CeBIT von uns ausführlich vorgestellte neue Grafikkarte aus dem Hause VIA, die S3 Chrome 430 GT, kommt in diesen Tagen in den US-Handel. Für einen angestrebten Preis von 59,95 US-Dollar soll sie nicht nur die Konkurrenz von Nvidia und AMD im Zaum halten, sondern auch neue Kunden gewinnen.
21.03.2008 12:20 Uhr, ComputerBase,
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NEC stellt weiteren 22-Zoll-TFT vor
NEC Display Solutions stellt ein neues Widescreen-Modell der AccuSync-Serie vor. Das LC-Display in 22 Zoll soll dabei den preisgünstigen Einstieg in das 16:10-Format, das in Unternehmen zunehmend Monitore mit 19-Zoll mit einem Seitenverhältnis von 5:4 ersetzt, ermöglichen.
21.03.2008 12:20 Uhr, ComputerBase,
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Limited edition Metal Gear Solid 4 PS3 heads to Japan's Outer Haven
Filed under: Gaming, HDTV
On June 12th, 2008 there'll be no place to hide from the release of the gunmetal MGS4 PS3. Well no place except every single country other than japan where the ¥51,800 (about $520) limited edition console will exclusively launch. That wad of Yen nabs the limited edition 40GB console with a Metal Gear Solid 4 Guns of the Patriots software bundle and like-colored DualShock 3 controller. How you like that, Ol' Snake?
[Via Impress
21.03.2008 12:06 Uhr, Engadget,
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21.03.2008 12:00 Uhr
Apple-Patent beschreibt neue Möglichkeiten der 3D-Projektion
Schon seitdem es spezielle Brillen für das Betrachten von virtuellen 3D-Objekten gibt, arbeiten viele daran, eine Darstellung auch ohne Brille zu realisieren. Ein erst jetzt aufgetauchtes Apple-Patent vom September 2006 zeigt, dass der Hersteller aus Cupertino dazu bereits Ideen hat. Durch das effektive Nutzen von Projektoren und Projektionsflächen möchte man realistische holografische 3D-Darstellungen erreichen.
21.03.2008 11:51 Uhr, Maclife,
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MacBook Air als perfektes Windows-Vista-Notebook?
Das MacBook Air das mit Abstand flachste Macintosh-Notebook. Doch ist es gleichsam auch das flachste Windows-Notebook? Eine Frage, der sich die meisten Besitzer nie stellen müssen - denn sie spielen normalerweise außer Konkurrenz. Anders jedoch die Techniker der Internetseite X-bit labs: Sie haben Mac OS X vollständig von der Festplatte eines MacBook Air zu fegen versucht und ermittelt, wie sich das schlanke Apple-Notebook als reine Windows-Vista-Maschine macht.
21.03.2008 11:51 Uhr, Maclife,
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"PC" alias John Hodgeman mit wenig Gespür fürs iPhone
"Hi, I'm a PC" - diesen Satz kann sich John Hodgeman inzwischen sparen, wenn er eine Bühne in den USA betrifft. Der aus den "Get a Mac" Spots bekannte Schauspieler steht seit Mai 2006 für Apple vor der Kamera - und ist seither in den USA ein gefragter Comedy-Gast. So auch in der Fernsehsendung "Daily Show", in der Hodgeman vorgestern bereits zum dreißigsten Mal auftrat und die Zuschauer (unfreiwillig) zum lachen brachte, als er sein iPhone aus der Tasche zog
21.03.2008 11:51 Uhr, Maclife,
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Little old lady suing Sony, Samsung, Nokia and everyone else for infringing on her laser patents
Oh sure, she looks friendly enough. But don't let her matronly, argyle looks fool you. Retired Columbia University Professor, Gertrude Neumark Rothschild, is looking to extract some cold, hard cash from a who's who of Consumer Electronics giants. Otherwise, they can forget about importing their goods into the US. Rothchild's complaint filed with the US International Trade Commission (ITC) on February 20th claims that some 30 companies are violating a patent she owns for light-emitting and laser diodes. Today, the ITC has agreed to investigate the matter. It's worth noting that Rothchild has already successfully tested the legislative waters with lawsuits against Philips and others -- the Philips matter was settled out of court earlier this month. In other words, her case has legs. Still, we have very
21.03.2008 11:51 Uhr, Engadget,
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Neues vom Spielemarkt
Nachdem in den vergangenen Wochen schon keine neuen Spiele für den iPod erschienen sind, steht zumindest für den heimischen Mac-Markt eine wahre Flut interessanter Titel bevor. Wir haben die Meldungen dieser Woche für Sie zusammengefasst.
21.03.2008 11:36 Uhr, Maclife,
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Phishing bei Steam-Nutzern
Steam-Nutzer aufgepasst: In der Nacht zum Karfreitag wurden Phishing-Mails mit der Betreffzeile "STEAM - Account Bestätigung!" verschickt. Damit - und einer gefälschten Steam-Anmeldeseite - sollen deutschsprachige Nutzer von Valves Software-Distribitions-Plattform und Gamer-Community Steam dazu verlockt werden, ihre Anmeldedaten freizugeben.
21.03.2008 11:35 Uhr, golem,
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Safari wird Windows-Nutzer zur Installlation vorgeschlagen
Bei der Verbreitung des Safari-Browsers geht Apple anscheinend ungewohnt neue Wege. Kurz nach dem Erscheinen der aktuellsten Version 3.1 erschien der Apple-Browser auch auf Windows-Systemen automatisch in einem Software-Updater. Interessant ist dabei die Tatsache, dass dem Nutzer die Installation auch vorgeschlagen wurde, obwohl zuvor Safari nicht auf dem Rechner installiert war.
21.03.2008 11:21 Uhr, Maclife,
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NYC cab drivers lobby for right to use cellphones on duty
Filed under: Cellphones, TransportationAbout this time last year, the cab drivers of New York City were taking a stand against GPS installations. This year, they've taken to the streets of downtown Manhattan in order to rally for the right to use cellphones while on duty. For those unaware, NYC cabbies are currently disallowed from using hands-free apparatuses while on the clock, and those in the profession are arguing that having one would enable them to feel safer and more connected to the outside world. Unfortunately, the New York
21.03.2008 11:06 Uhr, Engadget,
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21.03.2008 11:00 Uhr
Apple veröffentlicht RAW Compatibility Update 2.0
Nachdem kürzlichen Start von Aperture 2.0 schickte Apple gestern noch vor den Osterfeiertagen ein Kompatibilitäts-Update an den Start. Die Aktualisierung mit der Bezeichnung "Digital Camera RAW Compatibility Update 2.0" setzt die neueste Version von Aperture voraus und richtet sich auch an Benutzer von iPhoto '08.
21.03.2008 10:51 Uhr, Maclife,
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Microsoft and Intel want to improve the support for multi-CPUs
With the Powermac G4 bi-CPU, Apple had made a precursor to computing for the masses. Nowadays this has become more general. It is difficult to follow Moore's law with just one core, thus the constructors of the processors have started to push in the direction of multiplication of the cores. Intel and AMD propose processors with 4 cores, soon 6 and Intel among its prototypes has something that has 80 processors
On paper, the cpu power is strongly increased,however in practice this is not always the case since few applications are able to draw the best from these configurations.
Programming for this is enormously complicated. It is necessary to cut the program in smaller and smaller pieces and then share them out among the cores, and then collect together the results.The work of optimization becomes more paramount, and it becomes more and more complicated.
In order to clear the ground, Intel and Microsoft have joined the university of Illinois and Berkeley to work on simplifying the opt
21.03.2008 10:50 Uhr, Hardmac.com,
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Ubisoft investiert hohe Millionensumme in "Clancy"-MMOG
Gerade erst hat Ubisoft die unbefristeten Namensrechte an "Tom Clancy" erworben, da kündigt Firmenchef Yves Guillemot auch schon ein MMOG auf Basis der Szenarien an, für die Bestseller-Autor Clancy bekannt ist. Budget: Zwischen 40 und 50 Millionen Dollar.
21.03.2008 10:50 Uhr, golem,
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The iPhone encourages web surfing
Source : Informationweek Those lucky guys with an iPhone know full well; contrary to the immense majority of mobile telephones, one can easily surf the web in a comfortable way without having truncated and deformed pages.
Several studies have proven that the iPhone has opened up an unprecedented on-the-go use the web.
A new study released byM:Metrics gives another hit on this nail. According to a survey, 85% of iPhone users have used it to surf the web in January.
Paradoxically, this use is ahead of watching video (31%) and even listening to music(75%).
With such a study of use, the Albis commission will surely lower the royalty on the iPhone!
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21.03.2008 10:20 Uhr, Hardmac.com,
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USA: Logitech-Speakers mit Street Cred
In den USA verleibt Logitech seinem tragbaren Lautsprechersystem für den iPod mm50 durch Kooperationen mit Skater- und Lifestyle-Labels deutlich mehr Stil ein. Hypebeast hat Bilder von den Modellen für Black Scale, Mighty Heavy und Diamond Supply.
Die Sonderaktionen sind meist limitiert und es gibt in der Regel noch ein nettes T-Shirt dazu. Schade nur, dass wir hier nicht in den Genuss derartiger Angebote finden - genügend Abnehmer gäbe es sicherlich.
21.03.2008 10:05 Uhr, iFun.de,
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21.03.2008 10:00 Uhr
Ubuntu Hardy Heron 8.04 launched into beta, our hearts
Filed under: Desktops, Laptops
It's only beta at the moment, but the open source community just kicked Ubuntu 8.04 out into the wilds. As you'd expect, the update brings an increment to Ubuntu's quaint, alphabetical naming convention. In other words, the new Hardy Heron will supplant the current Gutsy Gibbon as we make our way towards an October release of Intrepid Ibex. Got it? Good, now do yourselves a favor and check out Ubuntu's latest. Then decide for yourself if Hardy Heron's April 24th go-date means something special for you.
21.03.2008 09:36 Uhr, Engadget,
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Sony pulls its head slightly out of its backside.
Sony is probably the biggest perpetrator of loading their brand new machines up with what most people call crapware. Stuff like 30-day trials of services that almost no one would ever want - like AOL. Most Sony laptop owners we know just install a fresh OS on their machines the first time they use them rather than try to uninstall all of the crapware individually. Well, if you are in the market for a Sony laptop, your initial experience with your great Sony hardware could be getting slightly better.
Engadget is reporting that Sony is offering to ship you a machine without putting crapware on it for $50. By acknowledging theiir users might want a better experience out of the box by it not
21.03.2008 09:21 Uhr, 9to5Mac,
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21.03.2008 9:00 Uhr
Emirates permits world's first in-flight cellphone call, plane doesn't crash
Filed under: Cellphones, Transportation
Like it or not, a new era has dawned. More than a year later than anticipated, Emirates says that the world's first authorized cellphone call was made by a passenger during an Airbus A340 flight between Dubai and Casablanca. Once the aircraft reached cruising altitude, passengers were permitted to make and receive both calls and text messages. Emirates plans to fit additional aircraft with the interference-blocking AeroMobile system later this year while adding BlackBerr
21.03.2008 08:36 Uhr, Engadget,
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Sony hates you, offers $50 "Fresh Start" option to build your laptop crapware-free
Filed under: Laptops
Sony has quite the history of crippling excellent, beautiful hardware with horrible, useless software. The company's UX UMPC bluescreened on us the first time we turned it on, and crashed the first time we tried to shut it down thanks to all the bloatware on it, while a Laptop Mag review says their Vaio TZ ran "as if it were broken" before they managed to wipe it clean. Lucky for us, it appears Sony is finally seeing the error of its ways, but instead of removing the crapware altogether, Sony has the nerve to offer a $50 "Fresh Start" option, which "scrubs" the machine clean
21.03.2008 08:06 Uhr, Engadget,
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AT&T, Verizon, and Google chime in on FCC auction aftermath
Filed under: Features, Wireless
Win or lose, all the bidders wrapped up in the so-called Auction 73 for precious spectrum in the 700MHz band are still under tight FCC-imposed gag orders in an effort to stem any funny business, but it looks like they're at least ready to come out and dip their toes into the PR waters. Verizon, the biggest winner having claimed the big, wide Block C prize, says that it's "pleased with [its] auction results" (we should certainly hope so), that the new airwaves will help it maintain its "reputation as the nation's most reliable wireless network," and that they're now better posit
21.03.2008 06:06 Uhr, Engadget,
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21.03.2008 6:00 Uhr
ZX Spectrum Laptop mashes in a Toshiba Libretto 110 for some fun retro times
Filed under: Laptops
Let's not get hung up on trying to figure out a use for this thing, and just admire it for what it is: awesome. Jim built this "Spectrum ZX Laptop" out of an old ZX Spectrum 48k and a Toshiba Libretto 110, using the Libretto for innards and the screen, while the Spectrum serves as a case and keyboard. The "laptop" gets a couple hours of batter life, and naturally Jim is running Linux on here -- he plans to emulate some old ZX Spectrum games with it, but mostly it's just art. A shot of the two machines in their original states is after the break.[Via Hack a Day]
21.03.2008 05:06 Uhr, Engadget,
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MacBook Air reviewed... as a Windows machine
Filed under: Laptops
There's are a lot of reasons to pick another laptop over the MacBook Air -- especially if you're into little things like "useful ports" -- but the comparison to non-Apple hardware isn't even relevant unless you're willing to switch to OS X, right? Well, the crew over at Xbit Labs decided to even the slate and evaluate the MBA solely as a Windows machine, wiping the drive clean of Leopard and installing Vista Ultimate. Although actually getting Vista on the Air was a bit troublesome due to the lack of a built-in optical drive and the Vista installer's refusal to wipe out the OS X partition, once installed the O
21.03.2008 03:06 Uhr, Engadget,
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21.03.2008 2:00 Uhr
Qantas bringing in-flight SMS and email coming to all AU domestic flights
Filed under: Cellphones, Transportation
It's been two years since we first heard that Qantas was bringing in-flight email and SMS to its fleet, and after a lengthy testing period, it looks like it's finally happening. The last set of test flights wrapped up in January, and allowing people to check in on the status of their Nigerian money transfers and send R U HERE texts appar
21.03.2008 01:36 Uhr, Engadget,
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21.03.2008 1:00 Uhr
Nyko's Tele-shaped Frontman Wii Guitar Hero controller hits shelves
Filed under: Gaming
Given how clumsy some of Nyko's other Wii accessories are, we didn't exactly have high hopes when we heard that the company was shipping the first third-party Wii Guitar Hero controller -- so imagine our surprise when we found out it's in the shape of a Telecaster, our fave axe and one thus far
21.03.2008 00:36 Uhr, Engadget,
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