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Need a reading light for your Kindle? Check out the Kandle
Any Kindle user that still prefers to read in the dark may want to check out a newly released accessory. Its called the Kandle, and is an LED light with a “WideLip” grip. Ok, in all fairness the Kandle could be used for any ebook reader, or regular book for that matter but the name was just begging for a Kindle reference. And now that is out of they way, we can get on to…
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Album: the portable photo frame, soon to play video
Albumteam has finally done something that has taken far too long to a company to realize: make a decent digital photo album that can leave…
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Maplock locks your GPS for you
Since GPS units started becoming popular, there has always been some sort of fear of having the devices stolen. The solution so far tends to…
Intel shows off the Intel Reader, it’s not what you think
I know you must be thinking about now “why does Intel need to get into the ebook reader market?” Don’t worry, what you’re seeing isn’t an ebook reader at all. The Intel Reader is actually a device that’s supposed to make it easier to read. It achieves this by taking… Continue Reading »
CES 2010: Energizer sponsors the Gadgetell crew
A few nights ago, I and the rest of the crew from the *tell sites attended Digital Experience. It’s an event like all the rest at CES where we get a little more face time with the exhibitors. And naturally, we went to our sponsor, Energizer, first. Energizer was kind… Continue Reading »
Sungale shows off eReader and busted G2
Sungale at CES, in addition to the Kula TV and a plethora of digital photo frames, has two more interesting gadgets. The first is the eReader, the second being the G2, the next version of the Smart Info Engine (apparently also known as the G1 from what I was told).… Continue Reading »
Sungale shows off Kula mobile TV
Sungale, the company that brought us the Cyberus Smart Info Engine, is launching another PMP. Actually, the Kula is closer to a competitor for FloTV, though it works only on Wi-Fi. The small 4.3-inch screen makes it more portable than the Smart Info Engine, but not as easily usable as… Continue Reading »
CES 2010 Hands On: Energizer XP400 Power Pack
One of the things I liked the most about the XP4000 is the size of the base. It’s less than half an inch longer than a MyTouch 3G and isn’t as wide as a Nintendo DS. Even while charging my phone, the XP4000 sat comfortably in my pocket without forming… Continue Reading »
Copia announces not one, but six models of eReaders
eReaders were the most popular item this Christmas, so it’s not surprising that more and more companies are jumping on the bandwagon. But DMC Worldwide more-or-less jumps in front of the bandwagon with its Copia announcement. They are announcing eReaders like HP was announcing laptops yesterday. Most companies only have… Continue Reading »
ZOMM alerts you when you leave your phone behind
This ingenious little device will alert you whenever you leave your phone behind. No more turning back on your way to work when you found out that you left your phone at home. Did your phone just slipped out of your pockets while you’re on a train? No worries, ZOMM… Continue Reading »
Full color e-readers for CES
E-readers seem to be the hot thing this season; evidenced by the amount of Kindle sales this season. But one company claims to be going on the offensive in this booming market. Paradigm Shift Sourcing and Manufacturing will introduce two e-readers during CES next month. One will have a 5-inch… Continue Reading »
Panasonic battery could power your home for a week
Panasonic recently acquired an over 50% stake in Sanyo and one of the cool things they inherited from it is the opportunity/technology to manufacture a lithium-ion battery that could store enough power to keep your household running for a week, according to Panasonic. So for all you green-folks here ya… Continue Reading »
New pictures of Android Tablet making the rounds
Leaked pictures of Motorola’s new Android Tablet have been surfacing on the web lately. Previously known as the “Sholes Tablet”, the XT701 will feature a 3.7-inch touchscreen display, with a 854x480 resolution, and will be powered by a Cortex A8 processor. Other features include a 5-megapixel camera with autoflash and… Continue Reading »
Macworld 2010
"Apple may not be at Macworld 2010, but Appletell is, bringing you news, photos and videos directly from the show floor and special events. Join us February 10-14 to see what new products 2010 has in store for Macintosh, iPhone, iPod and iPad (yes, iPad) owners."
Palm Pre Information & Updates
Palm just introduced their next-gen smartphone, the Palm Pre, and next-gen operating system, Palm webOS. Gadgetell's got the latest Pre and webOS information and news for you right here.
