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12.04.2008 24:00 Uhr
blueLounge's The Sanctuary keeps your gadgets encased, charged
Filed under: Peripherals
We'll be honest -- we weren't exactly feeling blueLounge's grossly overpriced SpaceStation, but its boldly-named The Sanctuary actually strikes us as quite useful. The gadget organizer allows technophiles to stuff their handhelds into this black or white container for easy carriage / storage, and moreover, it includes a built-in panel of labeled plugs in order to connect all your gizmos to power at once. The unit comes with a dozen connectors for the most popular items around, but since it's universal, your options are bordering on limitless. Heck, there's even a USB port thro
12.04.2008 23:42 Uhr, Engadget,
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iTunes to seize 28% global music sales by 2012
The latest series of digital music reports are in, and they suggest Apple could account for 28 per cent or more of global music sales by 2012; that's fairly impressive for the iTunes Store service which only launched on April 28, 2003.
The understanding that Tunes may one day account for a quarter of global music sales comes through the extrapolation of data from a series of recent reports. These reports suggest digital sales will soon stem the continued meltdown in music retail.
In-Stat research claims digital music sales will account for 40 per cent of music sales by 2012. With iTunes accounting for in the region of 70 per cent of digital music sales in most of the 22 markets Apple offers the service in, it's clear that (should iTunes retain such marketshare) it will account for around a quarter of the world's music retail mar
12.04.2008 23:21 Uhr, 9to5Mac,
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Nike + for iPod touch, iPhone
Like thousands of developers worldwide, Nike is retooling its Nike + software for use with the iPhone and the iPod touch, embracing the wireless connectivity of both devices.
While Nike has recently extended its system with the introduction of the Nike + Sportsband, which doesn't require an iPod, this doesn't mean its relationship with Apple has changed.
The new iPhone/iPod touch solution will embrace these devices WiFi and (eventual) 3G support to allow users to update training logs "on the fly", meaning training data can be uploaded wirelessly.
The company is also developing a new version of its Nike + Coach software to suppo
12.04.2008 23:21 Uhr, 9to5Mac,
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IBM breakthrough means 500,000 song iPod
IBM is working on a new form of memory that promises future iPods could hold half a million songs the company has confirmed.
In two papers published in the April 11 issue of Science, IBM Fellow Stuart Parkin and colleagues at the IBM Almaden Research Center in San Jose describe the fundamentals of a technology dubbed "racetrack" memory
The memory is being described as faster and more reliable than a hard drive or flash memory. It combines elements of both memory types in its conception, but is capable of storing far larger quantities of data and reading that information an astonishing 100,000 times faster than flash
12.04.2008 23:21 Uhr, 9to5Mac,
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Blockbuster working on "AppleTV Killa"
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Blockbuster is shopping around for hardware to help it bring its customers media in yet another format. Blockbuster already has stores and mail and is now working on kiosks and downloading, through portable content-enabled devices. This would obviously be direct competition for Apple.
Blockbuster rival, Netflix is bringing to market a product made by LG that hopes to compete in the download rent market as well. However, both of these companies are months behind Apple in development and don't have anywhere near the competency in making easy-to-use, powerful consumer software.
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12.04.2008 23:21 Uhr, 9to5Mac,
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12.04.2008 23:00 Uhr
Blockbuster working on "AppleTV Killa"
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Blockbuster is shopping around for hardware to help it bring its customers media in yet another format. Blockbuster already has stores and mail and is now working on kiosks and downloading, through portable content-enabled devices. This would obviously be direct competition for Apple.
Blockbuster rival, Netflix is bringing to market a product made by LG that hopes to compete in the download rent market as well. However, both of these companies are months behind Apple in development and don't have anywhere near the competency in making easy-to-use, powerful consumer software.
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12.04.2008 22:06 Uhr, 9to5Mac,
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12.04.2008 22:00 Uhr
Sony mylo 2 firmware version 1.100 adds WMV and SHOUTcast support
Filed under: Handhelds, Portable Audio, Portable Video
Sony's do-everything-except-for-make-calls mylo has been updated to firmware version 1.100, and is now available at Sony's support site as a 61MB download. Because you ran out of things to do with your mylo about, say, ten minutes after unboxing it, rejoice -- the update adds WMV file support, SHOUTcast widget support (the widget is a separate download), a "Game" item on the HOME menu for easier access to all those games you downloaded to the CO
12.04.2008 21:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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12.04.2008 21:00 Uhr
AVM: Neues Futter für 7270 und 7170
AVM hat neue Softwareupdates zum Experimentieren freigegeben. Bei der
FRITZ!Box Fon WLAN 7270 kann die Funktionalität der integrierten DECT-Basistation erweitert werden. Für 7270 und 7170 stehen außerdem Updates bereit, die die parallele Nutzung von VoIP, IPTV und Online-Spielen verbessern sollen.
12.04.2008 20:50 Uhr, ComputerBase,
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Omni-directional treadmill allows individuals to sashay through virtual cities
Filed under: Misc. GadgetsThough not the first omni-directional treadmill we've ever seen, this version crafted for the EU-funded CyberWalk Project is entirely more interesting. The 6- x 6-meter device features an active walking area of 4.5- x 4.5-meters, and later this month, individuals anxious to prance through a virtual city will be able to strap on a head-mounted display, lace up their LA Lights and indulge in escapism. Aside from giving curious persons the ability to walk through a recreated version of ancient Pompeii, the device could also be used to meander through buildings not yet create
12.04.2008 20:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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12.04.2008 19:00 Uhr
ASUS Eee PC 900 gets unboxed
Filed under: Laptops
Yeah, you already knew what this 9-incher looked like from our time spent with it over in Germany, but there's just nothing like seeing a spotless machine escape from its factory packaging and delight its new owner for the first time. Hit the read link below for more shots, and do your best to withhold that growing pang of jealously, will ya?[Via jkkmobile, thanks Brad]
12.04.2008 18:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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Live aus New York: Hier gibt's nur noch 4 GB iPhones
Im Auftrag von maclife.de ging ich dieser Tage der Frage nach: Wie nahe stehen die neuen UMTS-iPhones bevor? Während Apples Telefon in Deutschland zum Schnäppchenpreis verschleudert wird, offenkundig um die Lager zu leeren, heißt es aus den USA seit Wochen, es sei vielerorts vergriffen. Aber auch im Apple-Flagship-Store in der New Yorker 5th Ave?
12.04.2008 18:06 Uhr, Maclife,
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12.04.2008 18:00 Uhr
Hordes of Orcs jetzt auch offiziell in Deutschland zu haben
Bereits im vergangenen Dezember haben wir über das Spiel Hordes of Orcs von Freeverse berichtet. Application Systems Heidelberg gab nun bekannt, dass der Titel jetzt auch online über ihren Online-Shop zu haben ist. Wir haben bei Oliver Buchmann von ASH nachgefragt: Welche Vorteile hat der Kauf einer LIzent bei ASH gegenüber dem Download direkt beim Hersteller? Hier die Antworten:
12.04.2008 17:36 Uhr, Maclife,
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HP-Angestellter wird Apples geistiges Eigentum schützen
Apple gehört eine beträchtliche Anzahl an Patenten und auch bei Software ist der kalifornische Konzern unter anderem mit Mac OS X in Sachen geistiges Eigentum gut vertreten. Die Verteidigung der eigenen Rechte gegenüber Wettbewerbern und der Erwerb von Rechten an fremden Erfindungen ist Apple demnach ein wichtiges Anliegen. Seit 2000 war eine bedeutende Position in diesem Gebiet beim Mac-Hersteller nicht mehr besetzt, jetzt übernimmt der ehemalige HP-Chefanwalt Charles Charnas die Verwaltung des geistigen Eigentums, berichtet AppleInsider.
12.04.2008 17:36 Uhr, Maclife,
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LocaModa lets cellphones interact with jukeboxes
Filed under: Cellphones
Trust us, this isn't the first time LocaModa's dabbled in the cellphone-controlled gadgetry game, but it's never been more friendly than it's being with the Social Jukebox. The aforesaid company has teamed up with TouchTunes in order to give patrons the ability to interact with flat-panels on TouchTunes jukeboxes. On-screen applications will include information about the song currently playing, elusive "user generated content" and even "patron photos" from their social networking pr
12.04.2008 17:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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12.04.2008 16:00 Uhr
Rock Band wireless guitar for Wii hits the FCC
Filed under: Gaming, Peripherals, Wireless
The wireless Rock Band guitar's in the FCC (again), this time supposedly for the Wii. Oddly, the images depict it running on a PS3 (which we've already seen), so what we're really looking for at this point is confirmation of Xbox 360 hardware. Bring it on, Harmonix, it's hella difficult to do power slides when plugge
12.04.2008 15:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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ZweiNeue iPhone-Cases von DLO
Von DLO kommen dieser Tage zwei neue Schutzhüllen für das iPhone in den Handel:
Unter dem Motto "The Best Of Both Worlds" verbindet HybridShell die optischen Vorzüge von hochtransparentem Polykarbonat mit dem Grip von Silikongummi, das als Punktmuster auf der Gehäuserückseite aufgebracht ist. Der US-Preis liegt bei 25 Dollar.
Komplett transparent und mit ausklappbarem Ständer für den entspannten Videogenuss kommt dagegen das für 20 Dollar erhältliche VideoShell.
Bei beiden Cases ist eine Schutzfolie für den iPhone-Bildschirm im Lieferumfang enthalten.
12.04.2008 15:05 Uhr, iFun.de,
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12.04.2008 15:00 Uhr
IBM-Technologie speichert 500.000 Songs auf dem iPod
Manch einem reichen schon die 8GB an Speicher eines derzeitigen iPhones oder iPods aus. Andere bringen auf den kleinen mobilen Geräten große Musiksammlungen unter, die eine größere Kapazität verlangen. Etwas gigantisch hört sich da das derzeitige Projekt von IBM und der Entwichlung einer neuen Speichertechnologie an.
12.04.2008 14:06 Uhr, Maclife,
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12.04.2008 14:00 Uhr
Dell Latitude XT stripped bare
Filed under: Laptops
Yeah, you know the deal with teardowns. So if you've been wondering at all what Dell's semi-rugged capacitive touchscreen convertible tablet looks like disrobed, head on over and check out one pretty naked Latitude XT. Permalink | Email this&n
12.04.2008 13:51 Uhr, Engadget,
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Neue Mac-mini-Halterung mit USB-Hub
Manch einer möchte mit dem Mac mini vor allem Platzprobleme auf dem Schreibtisch beseitigen. Ist der Platz dabei so begrenzt, kann man immer noch zu einer speziellen Halterung für den sowieso schon recht kompakten Apple-Rechner greifen. Zubehörhersteller wie Macessity bieten solche Lösung für geplagte Nutzer an. Gerade stellte man mit dem M4-Mini ein neues Modell vor, das sogar über einen USB-Hub verfügt.
12.04.2008 13:21 Uhr, Maclife,
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Kingston bietet Speicher für Mac Pro und Xserve an
Aufrüsten kann man seine Apple-Rechner entweder selber oder beim Bestellen eines neuen Gerätes. Wer gerne selber ein wenig an seinem System werkelt und für seinen Mac Pro oder Xserve noch weiteren Speicher sucht, sollte vielleicht mal einen Blick auf das Angebot von Kingston schauen. Dieser bietet neue DDR2-FBDIMM-Module mit 800MHz an, die es mit 2, 4 oder 8GB im Kit zu erwerben gibt.
12.04.2008 13:06 Uhr, Maclife,
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12.04.2008 13:00 Uhr
GeForce 9500 GT mit Stromsparfunktion?
Es war ein regelrechtes Novum, als ATi mit der Radeon-HD-3000-Serie eine Stromsparfunktion namens „PowerPlay“ in die Desktop-Grafikkarten einbaute. Dadurch ziehen die 3D-Beschleuniger deutlich weniger Strom aus der Steckdose als alle anderen 3D-Beschleuniger.
12.04.2008 12:35 Uhr, ComputerBase,
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Neue 26- und 30-Zoll-TFTs von LG
Grafikdesigner benötigen bei ihrer täglichen Arbeit oft viel Platz auf dem Bildschirm. Um komfortabel und schnell arbeiten zu können, sind große Displays da fast unumgänglich. Die Hersteller haben das erkannt und bieten seit einiger Zeit TFTs mit Diagonalen von über 23 Zoll an. Neben Apple haben auch Samsung und LG diese Geräte im Angebot. Letztgenannter stellte jetzt neue 26- und 30-Zoll-Displays vor.
12.04.2008 12:21 Uhr, Maclife,
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Neuer Build von Mac OS X 10.5.3 behebt 31 Fehler
Die Arbeiten an Apples neuester 10.5.3-Version von Mac OS X sind im vollem Gange. Nahezu wöchentlich gibt der Hersteller neue Builds des Updates an die Entwickler heraus. Letzte Woche wurden mit der Version 9D12 rund 17 Fehler ausgebessert, gestern erschien 9D19.
12.04.2008 12:21 Uhr, Maclife,
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CHIP Online: Die Top-Videos der Woche
Diese Woche zeigte CHIP Online wieder viele spannende Geräte und cool
Gadgets aus der IT-Welt: In unseren Videos sehen Sie untere anderem einen
GPS-Empfänger, der die PSP zum Navigationssystem macht, Festplatten im
ultimativen Härtetest und das stärkste Handy der Welt.
12.04.2008 12:20 Uhr, CHIP,
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12.04.2008 12:00 Uhr
Kolumne: Kurz vor der Premiere!
Und schon wieder ist eine Woche voller iCal-Termine und Arbeit für mich um. Das ist aber nichts dagegen, was meine Kollegen an Arbeit in die neue Macnotes 3.0 Webseite gesteckt haben.
12.04.2008 11:35 Uhr, MACNOTES.DE,
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12.04.2008 11:00 Uhr
ASUS Eee PC overclocking looks surprisingly easy
Filed under: Laptops
Have an Eee PC? Did your friend's overclocked OLPC get you thinking about just how much more horsepower you can eke out of that little beast? Say no more -- with a little hackery you too can join the 900MHz+ Eeelite with your ASUS cheaptop. Looks like there are apps for both Windows and Linux to get the job done, just don't come crying to us about melted legs or -- worse still -- a busted computer.[Via Liliputing]
12.04.2008 10:51 Uhr, Engadget,
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Umfrage: Verzichten Sie auf Windows Vista?
Schlechte Noten für Windows Vista und Gerüchte um eine schnelle
Einführung von Windows 7 verunsichern die Benutzer. Wir fragen: Verzichten
Sie auf Windows Vista und warten, bis Sie Windows 7 installieren können?
12.04.2008 10:05 Uhr, CHIP,
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Mac Rewind - Ausgabe 114 erschienen
Ab sofort steht die 114. Ausgabe unseres Wochenrückblicks "Mac Rewind" zum Download bereit. In dieser Ausgabe werden folgende Themen behandelt:
Tools, Utilities & Stuff
Neues Zubehör für Mac, iPod & Co.
Life.Blog
Plastic.Surf präsentiert Design & Art im Web
Bi
12.04.2008 10:05 Uhr, MacTechNews,
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12.04.2008 10:00 Uhr
Apple encounters problems with iPhone 2 ?
According to ElectronLibre , Apple is still encountering difficulties in developing the second version of the iPhone.
According to the latest news, production is supposed to be be in the course of the year without any other target date. The problems are still the same, related to autonomy for 3G. But it is difficult to perform miracles without increasing the size of the battery and, therefore, the device -- which is already not small.
If the information is confirmed, one of the most anticipated items due at the WWDC will not be delivered.
[translation by jeremy]
12.04.2008 09:05 Uhr, Hardmac.com,
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12.04.2008 9:00 Uhr
Simpler than the iPhone, the Bazile, a new concept in cell phones
Today, the iPhone is the easiest mobile to use. One can quickly grasp the essential features without much effort, as long as you already have a minimum experience of computing.
But the iPhone and all other mobiles remain over-complicated to some people who only want to be able to phone somebody.
For them, the simplest phone in the world has been created.
The Bazile has only one button, and is designed for pre-teens/older adults.
No need to search for hours for the miracle technique to make a call, the phone does it itself. If we press the button, a number is dialled and a human operator responds. Ask her to be connected to your desired number and you are. You can also speak into the phone to dial selected numbers.
Despite the impression of dealing with a toy, this phone is nonetheless a very successful:
-- It is particularly robust
-- A short press of the button to
12.04.2008 08:35 Uhr, Hardmac.com,
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macnews.de Wochenendquiz: Die wichtigsten Themen der Woche
Lust auf ein kleines Spielchen? Es ist Sonnabend und damit wieder Rate-Zeit auf macnews.de. Wir fassen für Sie die wichtigsten Meldungen der Woche in zehn Quiz-Fragen zusammen und fordern Sie heraus. Klicken Sie sich durch technische Highlights, Neuigkeiten und Gerüchte der letzten Tage. Kenner der Nachrichtenlage haben die Chance, den TubeStick
12.04.2008 08:35 Uhr, MacNews,
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Apple Seeds Mac OS X 10.5.3 (9d19) to Developers
Apple waited a full week before seeding the latest version of Mac OS X 10.5.3 (9d19) to developers on Friday. The latest version of Mac OS X Leopard adds 31 bug fixes to the growing list of issues addressed in the upcoming release. Features that ar
12.04.2008 08:20 Uhr, Macrumors,
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12.04.2008 8:00 Uhr
12.04.2008 6:00 Uhr
Neo Geo Stick 2 for the Wii, it's here, and it's awesome
Filed under: Gaming
When you're playing Samurai Shodown on your virtual Neo Geo, you need more than that rinky-dink controller to immerse you in a world of arcade magic. When you need to reach for a controller than can match up to your memories, you need the Neo Geo Stick 2. That's right, this fully Wii-compatible controller can send you hurtling back through time to a happier day when your only concerns were cruising in your IROC-Z, shredding to Winger, and making sure you had enough quarters in your pocket to play Fatal Fury. Ready to do the time warp? $59.90 gets you through the door.[Via
12.04.2008 05:51 Uhr, Engadget,
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12.04.2008 5:00 Uhr
Movie Gadget Friday: Johnny Mnemonic
Filed under: Misc. GadgetsAriel Waldman contributes Movie Gadget Friday, where she highlights the lovable and lame gadgets from the world of cinema.For the last installment of Movie Gadget Friday, we featured a two-part series review of 2001: A Space Odyssey and 2010: The Year We Make Contact, in honor of the late great Arthur C. Clarke. This week we fast forward a few more years to 2021 in the "cyberpunk" world of Johnny Mnemonic. The gadgets are as hilariously lame as the lines, which likely led this 1995 film to its mixed reviews, and Keanu to his later role as Neo. From fax machines to Zip Disk-like passports, we can only hope the future of technology doesn't look t
12.04.2008 04:51 Uhr, Engadget,
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Review: Piano Wizard Part Two
Piano Wizard-Part Two -
As previously noted in Part One, Piano Wizard is a complex product that probably took years to develop. There are so many options in each learning level inside of Piano Wizard, itís a hard product to review without spending many hours using the program. I've used the program for a couple of months, but have yet to progr
12.04.2008 04:50 Uhr, MacNN,
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Review: Piano Wizard Premier Package
Part One
No matter the method you choose, learning to play the piano is a time consuming process. The only way to learn any instrument entails hours of practice. Allegro Multimedia Inc. dba Music Wizard Group has solved the tedious aspect of learning the piano with a game that approaches learning to tickle the ivory in an innovative way. Piano Wiz
12.04.2008 04:35 Uhr, MacNN,
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Maintain Exchange server email with EEAO 1.1
Softhing today unveiled the Entourage Exchange Accounts Optimizer 1.1, an update to its application designed to optimize Exchange servers by defining a maximum amount of time a user wishes for mail to remain on the server. The update is free for existing users, adding several internal improvements, Exchange account definitions, a 10 minute timeout,
12.04.2008 04:05 Uhr, MacNN,
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12.04.2008 4:00 Uhr
3DConnexion SpaceNavigator gets unboxed
Filed under: Peripherals
We've seen the official images, but those itching for a better look at 3DConnexion's new SpaceNavigator 3D mouse for laptops can now get their fix courtesy of Flickr user zeta.phoenix, who has kindly chronicled the traditional unboxing process for us. As you can see above, the peripheral definitely won't take up too much space in your laptop bag, and the just-long-enough USB cable means it likely won't be doing double duty on your desktop (at least without an extension). If that's whet your appetite, you can find plenty more pics where it came from by
12.04.2008 03:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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Apple unveils Pro Applications Update 2008-001
Apple today unveiled the Pro Applications Update 2008-001, a major update to two components of its Final Cut Studio 2 suite: Final Cut Pro 6.0.3, and Compressor 3.0.3. The update addresses several issues related to installation, compatibility, performance, and overall stability of the applications. Apple recommends installing the update if users ow
12.04.2008 03:20 Uhr, MacNN,
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12.04.2008 3:00 Uhr
Pandora dev board seen running applications, games
Filed under: Gaming, Handhelds
So much for the naysayers, huh? Although the hotly-anticipated Pandora is still doing its thang without a case in the most recent videos, the dev board is definitely handling the FinalBurn Alpha arcade emulator and MPlayer video viewer with ease. Yeah, we're still clueless about a definitive launch date, but feel free to hit the read link for a couple of clips sure to get you even more anxious for this thing's arrival.[Thanks, Ben]
12.04.2008 02:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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12.04.2008 2:00 Uhr
Briefly: Aussie, US iPod price difference
In brief: There is a stark pricing discrepancy for Australian iPods, iPresentee themes for Keynote have debuted, Sonnet has cut prices on its Fusion line of SATA devices, Aspyr has updated its Game Agent and a Middle East Mac newsletter is now one year old There are some substantial differences in iPod pricing between the US and Australia. Wit
12.04.2008 01:50 Uhr, MacNN,
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Pro Applications Update 2008-01
Apple has released Pro Applications Update 2008-01.This update improves reliability for Apple's professional applications and is recommended for all users of Final Cut Studio, Final Cut Server, Logic Studio, and Shake.
Apple's r
12.04.2008 01:35 Uhr, Macrumors,
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Apps: WireTap Studio, MimMac, DiscLabel 5.2
WireTap Studio 1.0.6 ($70) audio recording and management solution. Record the discrete audio output of any application, as well as all Mac system audio, or record audio input from any microphone, line-in, or audio input hardware. The new release includes these enhancements: fixed fade-ins; fixed a crash when loading a waveform that was previously
12.04.2008 01:35 Uhr, MacNN,
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FarFinder: Download from your Mac over the web
Flying Mac today unveiled FarFinder, a remote file access for the Mac that allows users to browse and retrieve their files from their Mac using a standard web browser. In addition to working on a desktop or laptop computer, FarFinder can also be used through Safari on the iPhone and iPod touch. Since files can't really be downloaded to the iPhone,
12.04.2008 01:20 Uhr, MacNN,
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Games: Burger Shop, Hoyle classics
MacGameStore has released a series of new games for the Mac OS X. In the first, Burger Shop, the gamer builds a food-making contraption and opens a restaurant. "Your goal? To make food and satisfy customers while you explore the truth behind the mysterious mailing. Utilize unique food-making devices to make over 50 yummy food items during your ques
12.04.2008 01:05 Uhr, MacNN,
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12.04.2008 1:00 Uhr
How would you change the Optimus Maximus?
Filed under: Peripherals
After hacking away on Art Lebedev's utterly gorgeous Optimus Maximus for a few days, we came away both awed and disappointed. For as beautiful and functional as this beast is, we still felt that actually typing on it -- you know, its primary purpose -- left a lot to be desired. Still, it's hard to deny the ingenuity in the OLED-stuffed 'board, but with such a lofty price tag and even loftier expectations, we can't imagine all of the lucky early adopters
12.04.2008 00:51 Uhr, Engadget,
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Samsung working up full-frame CMOS sensor for pro DSLR?
Filed under: Digital CamerasGo on and grab your salt shaker, as this rumor just isn't fit to digest without a few dashes. According to information gathered by Amateur Photographer during an "informal discussion with [Kyong-Kook Shin] at an industry event in Seoul, Korea," Samsung could be developing a full-frame CMOS imaging sensor. As the story goes, said sensor would eventually be housed in an undisclosed "professional DSLR," but as of now, the device has only reached the design stage. When Sammy's UK branch was contacted about the whispers, it refused to confi
12.04.2008 00:21 Uhr, Engadget,
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eMachines T3642
The eMachines T3642 is a cheap PC that's easily available in stores—which is about all it has going for it. Think of it as the PC equivalent of fast food.
12.04.2008 00:05 Uhr, PCMagazine,
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12.04.2008 21:00 Uhr
