Google roles sleeves to push iPad to death

They love fighting with giants. They started as small search engine in their garage but as time passed they slowly started to create that one collection of geniuses that everyone would envy. Well, at least their rivals always envy those classical brains that work for this super genius company Google!

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A recent research published in New York Time suggests that Google is actively preparing an alternative to (already lost) iPad which will run on its fav platform, Android! This news became public when Google’s (old and gold) CEO was found discussing the idea of launching a device similar to iPad pretty soon. And he looked excited by the fact that it will run on Android.


Though no specific features of Google’s version of iPad was overheard by this New York Time’s reporter in that party yet experts suggest the device to have almost similar specifications when compared to its counterparts iPad and HP Slate (too



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Sony has more new headphones in its belly

more head phones! The only ‘geniune’ questions that I will ask is, “What is so new in these that wasn’t their before?” Well, something which is ‘as usual’ the best feature of these head phones is its looks. The newly announced Sony iPhone/iPod headsets are DR-V150iP, MDR-EX38ip, and DR-EX300ip. These will be closed type while MDR-E10iP will be the rock solid but soft open type head phone. All of the above head sets will be compatible with iPhones and iPods. Also, these will be integrated with microphones so that you people don’t end up driving with your phone stuck between your ears and your shoulders. Nobody wants you to get hurt, right?

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The Sony DR-EX300ip will be the in – ear headset which will be accompanied with four different sizes of silicon earbuds so as to fit any disfigured ear! You also enjoy a leather carry case with this lovely headset.

Sony MDR-EX38iP is also the in – ear headphone which comes with three different sizes of soft ear buds (once again, for all shapes of ears). These will be available in white as well as black



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viliv S10 Blade: Swivel multi-touch tablet netbook

S10 Blade is the newest launch by viliv which is actually an incredibly gorgeous convertible netbook. This swivel, multi-touch screen netbook runs on Windows 7 and lives up to its name as it possesses blade like sharp looks. viliv S10 Blade runs on 1.6 GHz Intel Atom processor. But S10 is mainly expected to rule the markets because of its eye catchy looks and sleek design

This convertible netbook is an ideal example of power and portability. It weighs just 1.2kgs and measure 10.23(W) x 7.28(L) x 0.67~1.02(H). Yes, it is just 1 inch thick. The multi touch technology featured by viliv S10 Blade is undoubtedly the best thing to talk about. It lets you use your 3 fingers to play with the things on its multi touch display screen. And when this powerful technology teams up with built in gesture controls of Windows 7, one gets a chance to experience sheer bliss and fun.

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Apple: New MacBook Pros’ revealed

Apple Updates MacBook Pro Line

Faster Processors, Next-Generation Graphics & Up to 10 Hours of Battery Life

CUPERTINO, California—April 13, 2010—Apple® today updated the MacBook® Pro line with faster processors, powerful next-generation NVIDIA graphics and even longer battery life. The popular 13-inch MacBook Pro features the new NVIDIA GeForce 320M graphics processor for up to 80 percent faster graphics and a groundbreaking 10-hour built-in battery.* The new 15-inch and 17-inch MacBook Pro models feature Intel Core i5 and i7 processors and Apple’s new automatic graphics switching technology that toggles seamlessly between powerful NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M and energy efficient Intel HD Graphics processors.

“The new MacBook Pro is as advanced on the inside as it is stunning on the outside,” said Philip Schiller, Apple’s senior vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing. “With faster processors, amazing graphics and up to three more hours of battery life, the new MacBook Pro delivers both performance and efficiency.”

All 13-inch MacBook Pro models now include faster Intel Core 2 Duo processors, 4GB RAM, a 10-hour built-in battery and the new NVIDIA GeForce 320M graphics processor. With 48 processing cores, the new NVIDIA GeForce 320M is the fastest integrated graphics processor on the market, ideal for graphics intensive applications or high performance games. The 13-inch MacBook Pro is available in two configurations: one with a 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo and 250GB hard drive priced at 11 995 SEK; and one with a 2.66 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo and 320GB hard drive priced at 14 995 SEK.

The new 15-inch and 17-inch MacBook Pro models are up to 50 percent faster than the previous systems.** Using Intel’s state-of-the-art 32 nanometer process, Intel Core i5 and i7 processors integrate the memory controller and Level 3 cache for faster access to system memory. Hyper-Threading technology improves data throughput by creating virtual processing cores, while Turbo Boost optimizes performance between the two processor cores, accelerating the system from 2.66 GHz to 3.06 GHz for intensive dual core tasks, and up to 3.33 GHz for single core tasks.

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Report: Apple to support iPhone multitasking

Apple will reportedly offer a multitasking "solution" for third-party apps with the release of its long-awaited iPhone OS 4.0.

According to AppleInsider, the update will allow a number of applications to run both concurrently and in the background.

"[Apple] has [apparently] developed a 'full-on solution' to multitasking on the iPhone OS. [However, there are] no specifics on how the technology would optimize resource conservation and battery life - two of the most critical issues surrounding the matter, alongside security," wrote AppleInsider's Kasper Jade and Prince McLean.

"From a user-facing perspective, Apple plans to deliver a multi-tasking manager that leverages interface technology already bundled with its Mac OS X operating system. It was requested that specifics be withheld at this time, as the iPhone Software 4.0 remains under development and reportedly has a quite 'way to go' before it's ready for prime time."

Jade and McLean also noted that although Apple defines the iPhone 3.x OS as a "fully preemptive" multitasking operating system, it routinely prevents third-party applications from running in the background.

"[Still], while often reported as begin a technical flaw, the iPhone OS really has no problem with multitasking," explained Jade and McLean.

"This behavior is prevented by the iPhone OS' security model, which is designed to close the current app whenever the user returns to the Home screen or accepts an incoming call. This design prevents apps from being able to run in the background without the user knowing, and therefore erases any real potential for spyware, adware and viruses."

What the Generation 2 iPad should look like

I’ve been watching the feeds from folks who bought the initial wave of non-3G iPads (why you would get one of these without 3G is beyond me) and think we can come up with an initial list of things that folks will want in generation 2.

Let’s cover that today:

Better Wireless Connectivity


Folks have initially been having problems with Wi-Fi connectivity and my bet is with 3G they will have issues with both connectivity and bandwidth much like they did with the iPhone. Clearly the device favors a low cost service and the combination suggests, along with the current roll out of 4G, that the next iPad should have a reasonably priced 4G service.

It could be WiMax or LTE but it would need to be reasonably priced suggesting a clear plus would be iPhone tethering for the device so you wouldn’t have to subscribe to a redundant data service if you had both devices. So I’m thinking a Wi-Fi iPhone tethered configuration or a higher priced 4G device

Sharp announces four-color 3D LCD displays

Sharp has announced the first four-primary-color 3D LCD, claiming it will give a brighter image than current models with very little ghosting.

It's claimed to be a big improvement on the usual shutter-based 3D technology, which Sharp says suffers from low brightness and crosstalk. It still needs special glasses, though.

It uses four base colors, adding yellow to the usual trio of red, green and blue. This means that light transmission through the panel is more efficient, and provides a wider range of colors.

The system is also claimed to reduce flickering by refreshing images much more quickly, and to be 80 percent brighter than existing models. Cross-talk, or ghosting, is reduced through the use of side-mount scanning LED backlight technology.

TVs based on the display will go on sale in Japan by the middle of the year under the company's Aquos brand, with global sales set to start by year-end. Sharp says it hasn't decided whether or not to supply the displays to other manufacturers.

The company says it expects 3D displays to account for up to 10 percent of TV sales this year, rising to as much as 30 percent in the next few years.

Throw your hard drive away, Google's Gdrive arriving in 2009

Chicago (IL) - Google Drive, or Gdrive as it is better known, has to be the most
anticipated Google product so far. When it arrives, Gdrive will likely
cause a major paradigm shift in how we use computers and bring Google
one step closer to dethroning Windows on your desktop.


The service has
the potential to eclipse even Gmail, Google's second best-known product
after their google.com search engine. That said, it's no wonder users have
been ripe with anticipation for years - yes, that's how long the
rumors have persisted. Gdrive is basically online storage where Google
servers have enough capacity to hold the entire contents of your hard drive. It
will likely also come with enough brains to do cool tricks now with bigger
things down the road - like booting your computer from online drive to
load the Google operating system.

Gdrive is basically a cloud-based storage that should have two faces: A desktop client that keeps
local and online files and folders in two-directional sync via a web
interface for accessing your desktop files anywhere and anytime, using any network-enabled computer. In addition, it will come tightly integrated with other Google services to enable
editing of supported document types, like spreadsheets and
presentations via Google Docs, email via Gmail, images via Picasa Web
Albums, etc.

Multifunction Mini LED Flashlight

Here is the mini LED flashlight that is small enough to hang on a keyring. The flashlight also features a red laser pointer and an UV light that can be used to check for counterfeit money. Measuring 11.5 cm x 1.5 cm, this multifunction Mini LED flashlight uses three AG10 battery cells (Included). You can purchase the Multifunction Mini LED Flashlight for $4.

Apr 11Philips To Launch Spark 2 MP3 Player

Philips is set to launch another wearable MP3 player namely the Spark 2. This stylish player features a 1.5-inch full color display, an FM radio with 20 presets, a voice recorder, a picture browser, a built-in lithium battery and comes with a removable belt clip, so you can wear it wherever you go. It also supports most audio formats including MP3, WMA, FLAC and APE. Unfortunately, there’s no word on pricing and release date yet

Designs Of PC Mouses – Amazing Gadgets

iPad Vs Kindle Vs Rock – Comparison Chart

Futuristic Gadgets – Future of Cell Phones – Innovative Idea

New Magic Mouse from Apple

Apple has just announced their new Mac-lineup, and with the iMac, a brand new Mighty Mouse (called Magic Mouse) with multitouch, so that you can scroll on the whole surface and use the gestures you’re used to with the Mac book’s multi-touch trackpad. Magic Mouse is the coolest thing that was introduced by Apple couple of days ago along with new series of iMacs.

If you don’t know what Magic Mouse is, it’s an iPhone of Mouse – The world’s first Multi-Touch mouse. With Magic Mouse, no more scrolling the wheels or no more pressing the buttons – every operation of mouse is just a touch away.

Sandisk MP3 Player USB Flash Drive 4GB

Product Description
Capacities: 64MB, 128MB, 256MB, 512MB, 1GB, 2GB, 4GB, 8GB
Transfer Rate: Hi-Speed USB 2.0 Certified, Compatible USB 1.1
Compatibility: PC and Mac
Operating System: Windows 7/Vista/XP/2000/ME/98 and Mac OS 8.6 and above
Drivers: Required only for Windows 98/95 (Download Available)
Power: No external power required
Data Retention: Minimum 10 Year
Functions: Plug it into any USB port, it looks and functions just like another hard drive
LED Light: Dual LED indicates power and busy, read/write
Shock Resistance: 1000G
Warranty: 3year Warranty

HP Unveils New Digicams And Camcorders At The PMA 2010 Tradeshow

HP has unveiled their latest cameras and camcorders at PMA. The premium HP CW450t and HP PW460t point-and-shoot digital cameras come equipped with a 2.7-inch and a 3-inch LCD touchscreen displays, respectively. Both cameras has a 4X optical zoom, a newly designed touch interface for viewing photos with the simple swipe of a finger, and support up to 32GB SD/SDHC memory. Available in blue and merlot, the CW450t is priced at $109 a pop. Meanwhile, the PW460t is available in pink and charcoal gray for $149 each.

The latest HP touchscreen digital camcorders, the V5061u and V5560u, feature a 3-inch LCD touchscreen displays, 1,080p HD recording and motion-detection capabilities. Additionally, the V5560u features a 5X optical zoom and a lithium-ion battery. The V5061u provides a dual SD/SDHC memory card and an option to install AA batteries if the lithium-ion battery is not charged. The V5560u and V5061u are priced at $199 and $169, respectively.

HP has also introduced the $99 CW450 and $129 SW450 camcorders with a 4x zooms, the $149 PW550z with a 5x zoom, and the $109 V1020h camcorder that can record 720p videos

Cannon-shaped USB Speaker

Here is a Cannon-shaped wooden speaker from USB Geek that produces 2x 2.5Watts of power output, which is enough for use in a small room. Measuring 18cm x 8cm x 11cm and weighing 220grams, the speaker connects to your iPods or MP3 players via a 3.5mm audio jack. $22 is all you need to bring home the Wooden Cannon USB speaker.

Coby MP570 Micro MP3 Player

The Coby MP570 Micro MP3 player features a built-in 2GB of storage space, which is enough to store all of your favorite music in MP3 and WMA file formats. The gadget also provides a 3.5mm audio jack, a USB 2.0 Hi-Speed port, and an integrated rechargeable Lithium polymer battery, which provides enough juice for up to 5-hour of continuous audio playback. Its battery can be recharged through the included USB adapter. The Coby MP570 Micro MP3 player has no LCD display.

Get Your RAmos T13FHD PMP For Just $129.55

Here’s your chance to own one of this RAmos T13FHD PMP for just $129.55 (regular price $179.90), which means you could save up to $50.35. To remind you, this HD-capable PMP boasts a 5.0-inch 800 x 480 touchscreen display, an 8GB of storage capacity, a microSD card slot, a picture browser, a voice recorder, an e-book reader, a TV-Out port, an HDMI output and supports 1920 x 1080p video playback.

iHome iP39 Kitchen Timer iPhone Dock Shipped

The iHome iP39 is a perfect kitchen companion for iPhone and iPod users, combining sleek kitchen aesthetics and easy-to-clean surfaces with two independent timers and great iHome sound. The gadget has dual kitchen timers to keep you from burning your lunch. There is also a USB port that allows you to charge another USB gadget while the dock charges and plays music from your iPhone. The iP39 iHome retails for $99.99 a pop

Panasonic Releases Audio System For iPod

If you are searching for a new iPod dock, then check out the new SC-SP100 iPod dock from Panasonic. The gadget produces a 20 Watts of power and connects to your computer with a USB cable for syncing. This iPod dock has a 2,5-inch Dual Passive Radiator and a 2,5-inch Subwoofer that work together to reproduce a high quality sound. The Panasonic SC-SP100 retails for $115 a pop

Macally Launches Aluminum Viewing Stand For iPad

If you like the TwelveSouth BookArc, then check out the Macally VIEWSTAND aluminum viewing stand for iPad. The device allows you to place your iPad either vertically or horizontally, and makes it look a little like an iMac. You can pre-order the VIEWSTAND at J&R for $49 a pop. [Product Page

HP Pro Webcam For Just $24.99

Looking for an affordable USB web camera to accompany your netbook or notebook? Well, why don’t you check out the HP Pro Webcam which is up for sale at Amazon. Priced at $24.99 (regular price $ $29.99), this compact webcam features a 1.3-megapixel image sensor with autofocus, an integrated microphone, a USB 2.0 interface and is able to capture both 640 x 480 video at 30fps as well as 1024 x 768 digital still images (interpolated mode). Not to worry, the device also works with a wide range of popular Instant Messaging programs including Windows Live Messenger, Skype, Yahoo! Messenger and AIM.

TwelveSouth BookArc For iPad

The BookArc from TwelveSouth is an arc stand for your iPad. The gadget is made from a swooping sheet of aluminum and is lined with silicone for a snug and scratch-free fit. The BookArc also allows you to use your iPad in vertical or horizontal orientations. Additionally, there is also a cut-out for the home-button. You can buy the TwelveSouth BookArc for $39.99 a pop. [TwelveSouth]

JVC Upgraded Their World’s First Wooden Canal Ear-Phones

After two years from the introduction of their infamous Victor brand wooden canal phones the HP FX-500, JVC today has announced the HP-FX700 with better sound quality 104dB/1mW, from 6Hz～26,000Hz at 16Ω and a bit heavier (9.6g ) than the previous HP FX-500 model (7.5 g).

They will be available starting from February 2010 on

24-Port USB Hub From USBfever

If you have more than 10 USB gadgets at your home, then you might need one of this 24-Port USB Hub from USBfever. This plug and play device allows you to connect up to 24 USB gadgets at the same time and it comes bundled with an AC adapter. If you’re interested, the 24-Port USB Hub will set you back $69.99.

The RollTop laptop wraps up like a banner, sports a flexible OLED display

Some geeks are crazier than we imagine. Thanks to their craziness and some great OLED technology, we might soon have laptops that have gone the way of those charming papyrus scrolls of ancient times. Ah yes, if Orkin Design's Rolltop ever comes into our lives, even the zippiest laptops of today may become pieces of history that our children will learn from a trip to the museum.

Okay, that's easier said than done, but no harm in letting ourselves oggle and drool over this crazy German invention that looks (and functions) like a laptop/tablet, but rolls up like a hedgehog when you are done. The Rolltop is the concept for a laptop/tablet PC that has a flexible, multitouch OLED display that spreads out in a 17-inch screen when open, but rolls up into a 13-inch portable cylinder when closed. The stylus, power adapter and USB ports are all on a detachable stand while the other standard accompaniments such as the mouse, keyboard, webcam and power cable are integrated beautifully into the Rolltop itself. And the OLED display also means a much lower power consumption and an "outstanding" battery life.

Is that the most awesome design we've set our eyes on lately? Nah. That's an understatement.

Catch the Rolltop video after the break.

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