Full FeedSpring Design files suit against the Barnes & Noble Nook over intellectual property
Looking at the above image it is hard not to see the similarities between the Barnes & Noble Nook and the other ebook reader which comes courtesy of Spring Design. That other ebook reader is called the Alex reader, and although many initially thought it was a copycat of the… Continue Reading »
Google changes its looks, Google docs out of beta?
One of the thing about Google is that it is very consistent. Going to Google.com hardly ever leads to confusion (unless there’s a Googlefail going on). Google has actually made aesthetic changes to its pages. Revised logos are now part of Google properties like maps, news, and docs. While it’s… Continue Reading »
Problem solver concept: the 16943 television
Sure, television is going digital eventually, but that doesn’t mean that all content will be in the 16:9 aspect ratio. If you have a 16:9 television, you’ve surely noticed pillar bars on 4:3 content. If you’ve got a 4:3 television, you’ve probably noticed letterboxing of movies and some newer television… Continue Reading »
Glimpse at the iPhone of 2012
Let’s get this out of the way right up front: this phone runs on something not invented yet. In the future, let’s assume we can make anything clear or invisible. Very well, with that caveat out of the way, let’s take a look at the future of phones: GlassyGlassy. As… Continue Reading »
Bluetooth Boombench - share your music in style
This is one of those concepts/ideas/products that would work great in the perfect world and if people used it right, would be really cool. However this is the real world, and despite the undoubted merit in the idea behind this concept, I’m not sure it would work in the “real”… Continue Reading »
Spiff up your MySpace photo with Pixisnap mosaics and Polaroids
Looking for something to set you apart on MySpace? Need a funky-fresh, dressed to impress photo? Head on over to Pixisnap and use there free service to create your very own mosaics and Polaroid images. The site is just a web application so there is no downloading. Getting images to… Continue Reading »
Adobe Photoshop CS4 first impressions
I just unboxed and installed Adobe Photoshop CS4, so I’m ready to offer some first impressions on the PC version. Speed Photoshop CS4 seems a lot faster than previous versions. There are many things that frustrated me in CS3 that no longer are present. In CS3, it was kind of… Continue Reading »
When time telling becomes a challenge
Everybody loves a challenge, but when it takes 10 minutes to work out the time you probably have the wrong watch. However for the sake of geeky-ness and pure novelty value I will continue and introduce the “Fire,” the new watch from Tokyoflash. And flash it most definitely is. It… Continue Reading »
The man with the golden PC
There are some products you can’t help but think are just pointless and you cannot see why anyone would possibly want to buy it. This is one of those. The Pure*Gold PC is a fairly mid range PC with decent specifications, supposedly low noise levels and a nice design, but… Continue Reading »
You can help Intel, Asus design a PC online
Intel and Asus have just launched a site yesterday that allows everybody and anybody to help them to design a PC. WebPC is looking for collaborators to work together to help the two companies bring about a “community designed” PC. Their ultimate goal is to be able to actually market… Continue Reading »
Experience what it’s like to download at unlimited speeds from a massive collection of over 800 Terabytes of user uploads. You’ll max out your Internet connection downloading a file in… Continue Reading »
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.
