How To Choose The Right Video Camera ?

Video recorders have developed significantly during the past couple of years. HD ( high-definition ) video models have edged out earlier, SD ( standard-definition ) cams. Also, flash memory storage has come to the fore as tape has all but left the stage. And both of...

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How To Select a Best iPad Charger For Your iPad Device ?

We require iPad charger to charge our iPad cells. A lot of companies are there who are producing the ipad chargers. Be sure to select the right iPad charger to gain useful services. The best approach to select proper charger is to locate official websites for each available...

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Why Men Love Gadgets?

Are you looking for a special gift for your boyfriend or husband? Still confused about what he likes and what he doesn't? Then stop thinking and read further. Boys are not feminine like girls, they do not want a gift which simple, beautiful and shinning. They want...

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Nintendo 3DS Region Lock: Confirmed

Console and DVD users are very familiar with the region-lock concept: companies divide the world into sub-regions, and make sure that content bought in one region only works there. There are many reasons, but it mainly has to do with price control. This allows the...

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Fujifilm XP30 available now

The heavy duty Fujifilm XP30 camera that was revealed at CES in January is now available for purchase. The XP30 is dustproof, waterproof, freezeproof, and has shock protection in addition to the ability to snap photographs. With a built-in GPS for you to geotag...

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Nintendo Not Keen on Game Demos, Scrapping Them on 3DS?

Out of all three big players in the video game scene, Nintendo is the one with the biggest peeve when it comes to offering free game demos. Nintendo just doesn’t like giving away anything for free – not even if the trial is just a bunch of digital zeros and ones....

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Color: the new social network that works by proximity

If you’re thinking to yourself: do we need another social network? Probably not. Do we need another photo-sharing service? Not really. Do you need a photo-sharing, social network? Well, the folks at Color seem to think so. Introducing Color: a free, proximity-based...

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Xperia Play Games Could Cost as Much as $15

The Sony Ericsson Xperia Play is coming next month in the U.S., but what about the games? How much are you willing to pony up to play old PlayStation 1 games and new downloadable games on the Android-powered smartphone/gaming handheld device? No more than $5? Maybe...

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3DS Can Handle Unreal Engine 2 Says Ubisoft

The Nintendo 3DS is quite the powerful little machine. If you’ve seen it running Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D or Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition, you’ll know that it’s a very capable machine when it comes to pushing polygons. To prove just how powerful the...

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Netflix apologizes for downtime

A few days ago, Netflix’s video streaming went down for a few hours, and while it wasn’t explained what caused the problem (technical issues was the vague response), the service was up and running again at night. However it seems that Netflix feels bad about the...

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TRITTON AX Pro from Mad Catz

Mad Catz has just announced the TRITTON AX Pro, a Dolby Digital True 5.1 Gaming Headset that will make its way towards the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3, where it will make full use of 8 precision-balanced speakers (with 4 of them inside each ear cup) that are more than...

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Microsoft to Windows Phone owners: ‘We can’t guarantee anything’

Prior to the release of Windows Phone 7, Microsoft made a lot of noises about things like updates that sounded to many like guarantees. Noises such as Microsoft would be handling the updates and not carriers, and that users would be getting a regular drip feed of updates and improvements. How times change when a product is released. In an attempt...

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Senators want to remove PhantomALERT app

Senators Reid, Schumer, Udall and Lautenberg have a mission on their hands – they are hoping for Apple to remove PhantomALERT, one of the more popular red light camera apps that will offer drivers audio alerts in order for them to slow down considerably – which in...

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Ford and AT&T team up to wirelessly connect new Ford Focus Electric

Ford and AT&T have come together so that the latter will be able to offer the built-in wireless connectivity for the new Focus Electric hatchback. Ford engineers/programmers have managed to churn out the pretty comprehensive MyFord Mobile application to work in ...

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iPad, iPhone demand could drive Apple’s revenue sky-high through 2012

Apple recorded 52 percent revenue growth last year, and that is likely to be repeated through 2012 with demand for its iPad tablet and iPhone smartphone reaching record highs. Last year, Apple sold almost 15 million iPads and over 14 million iPhones in the last quarter....

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FCC walks the line on AT&T/T-Mobile deal

AT&T has quite a bit of schmoozing in its future, as FCC officials claim that the wireless giant’s chances at getting approval for its $ 39 billion acquisition of T-Mobile are slim to none. While a formal evaluation from the FCC has yet to commence, we’ve already...

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CyberPower announces new NVIDIA GeForce GTX 590 gaming PCs

CyberPower, custom gaming PC manufacturer has just announced a new series of gaming desktops that feature the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 590 – “the fastest graphics card on the planet.” CyberPower power will feature the powerhouse graphics card in their Fang EVO series, Black...

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Motorola XOOM tablet coming to Cellular South

Cellular South has announced that it will carry the Motorola XOOM Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablet starting next month. Instead of the 3G (soon to be 4G) version that Verizon Wireless carries (take a look at our full review), Cellular South will be offering the Wi-Fi...

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Samsung Apps hits 100 million downloads milestone

Samsung has announced that its Apps market for mobile and TV applications has hit the 100 million downloads milestone in less than a year since its debut in June 2010. Samsung Apps launched alongside with the Wave smartphone that runs Samsung’s own bada operating...

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Where’s your Windows Phone 7 update?

Adrian Kingsley-Hughes is an internationally published technology author who has devoted over a decade to helping users get the most from technology — whether that be by learning to program, building a PC from a pile of parts, or helping them get the most from their...

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Gevey SIM unlocks your precious iPhone 4

For those who cannot wait to install a software update and has decided to proceed on their iPhone 4 to make the jump to iOS 4.2.1 or above, you would most probably have realized that no unlocking software is currently available for the accompanying basebands. While...

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Tawkon Releases iPhone App On Cydia After Steve Jobs Closes Door With “No Interest” Response

We’ve written quite a few times about Tawkon – the Israeli mobile software company that had developed an interesting application for the iPhone that tells you the amount of radiation emitted by the iPhone. We had first reported about the app almost a year back...

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Has Apple fixed the MacBook Pro ‘Hard Freezegate’?

Over on Apple’s support forum some owners of the new 2011 MacBook Pro have been complaining that their notebooks are locking up or ‘hard freezing’ under heavy load. Yesterday Apple released a Mac OS X update 10.6.7 which, amongst other things, improves graphics stability. But does the update fix the problem? Well, if it does, Apple isn’t letting...

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Baidu to introduce anti-piracy technology for online documents and books

Baidu, China’s largest search engine, has recently taken flak for being lax in dealing with copyright-infringing material on its online library. With hopes to clear its name, the company has recently announced its plans to introduce anti-piracy technology...

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Australia Police claims Facebook hinders child abuse probe

Australian Federal Police’s high-tech collection and capability manager, Grant Edwards, expressed that the mutual legal assistance treaty with the US is outdated and not designed to allow for a rapid response to online crime. And that Facebook, the world’s biggest...

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Wikileaks crowdsources official t-shirt through 99designs

Wikileaks today posted a contest on Australian design crowdsourcing website 99designs, asking designers to try their hand at creating the non-profit’s next official t-shirt. The contest follows Wikileaks’ launch of an online store earlier today, where the t-shirt will be sold to raise funds to keep the site up and running. While crowdsourcing...

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Spammers Can “Use Facebook as Page” to Like-Spam Posts and Comments

Facebook recently launched a “Use Facebook as Page” feature for Page administrators that allows them to assume the identity of their Page so they can Like, post, and comment around the site. However, this has enabled a new spamming technique, whereby Pages can Like the...

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Did Microsoft use the “Firefox’ keyword on Twitter to promote IE9?

Adrian Kingsley-Hughes is an internationally published technology author who has devoted over a decade to helping users get the most from technology — whether that be by learning to program, building a PC from a pile of parts, or helping them get the most from their new MP3 player or digital camera. Adrian has authored/co-authored technical books...

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Mil-Surplus Heli Helmet game headset looks far out

The Mil-Surplus Heli Helmet game headset that you see here is truly one-of-a-kind, after all, it is a DIY project that sees plenty of love go into it. What used to be a bargain-bin surplus helicopter helmet that already has integrated speakers and a microphone will...

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iPad gets single issues of Wall Street Journal for $2

The Wall Street Journal has announced that it will be offering single issues of its newspaper to iPad owners via its iPad app. Readers can purchase single issues at $ 2 a piece, or they can subscribe to a Now Edition for $ 18 per month that includes daily updates to the news during the day. There is also a $ 4 per week plan called the Digital...

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Angry Birds Rio Arrives On The App Store

Rovio Mobile released Angry Birds Rio yesterday – a sequel to their extremely popular – iPhone game – Angry Birds in collaboration with 20th Century Fox. Here’s what to expect: In Angry Birds Rio, the original Angry Birds are kidnapped and taken to the magical city...

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Nokia plans to cut jobs at end of April

Nokia has stated that it will start to talk about job cuts at the end of April in the wake of its deal with Microsoft to produce Windows Phone 7 devices. Since Nokia will no longer be developing and maintaining software for its smartphones, there will not be a need to have as many engineers on board. Finnish labor unions have said the cuts could...

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NVIDIA releases Quadro 4000 driver fix for Mac OS X 10.6.7

It looks like Apple’s Mac OS X 10.6.7 update released a few days ago doesn’t only bring improvements to the operating system. It introduces new problems to Macs that use NVIDIA Quadro 4000 graphics cards. It has been reported that the display driver for the graphics...

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Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 & Galaxy Tab 8.9 Specifications

Samsung has announced two new additions to its family of GALAXY Tabs, the “GALAXY Tab 10.1” and “GALAXY Tab 8.9” at the CTIA 2011. These are world’s thinnest mobile tablets, just 8.6mm thin and runs on Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) platform. Both these smart tablet features...

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Buy New iPhone 4 16GB Factory Unlocked for Rs. 36,490

#DEAL – Sealed Pack New Factory Unlocked iPhone 4 16GB for Rs. 36,490 The award-winning and most popular Apple smartphone “iPhone 4” is now available at a pretty decent price at eBay India, a very reliable online shopping store. Apple fanboys from India might not want...

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How to enable ‘Save and Quit’ option in Firefox 4

If you’ve recently updated to Firefox 4, then you must have noticed a new design and some new features. But there’s one very handy feature ‘Save and Exit’ which is missing in Firefox 4, but was available in previous versions of Firefox browser. However, there is a quick...

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