Steve Jobs, presumably speaking from a hyperbaric chamber where he’s being nourished with an infusion of liquified developer-souls before his next public appearance, had a few interesting tidbits about the AppStore for the Wall Street Journal this morning. Namely, users have downloaded some 60 million programs for the iPhone representing sales of
Category: Gadgets
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10 Futuristic Movie Gadgets That Become Reality
We found ten real-world examples of our favorite futuristic sci-fi gadgets.
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Current Blu-ray Players Won’t Correctly Play Future Discs
Regarding current Blu-ray player owners, Blu-ray developers stated, “They knew what they were getting into.” Representatives at the Blu-ray booth at CES said that the PlayStation 3 is currently the only player they would recommend, due to upcoming changes to the platform.
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Discover cool apps on the iPhone with Wakoopa
Like Apple’s web app directory, but accessible on the iPhone and with a whole lot more features. Like adding friends and checking out what they actually are using this very moment on their iPhones.
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Nanotech revolution hints at 1TB iPod
Your storage worries could be all over — nanoscale hard drive technology developed by Japanese researchers could soon see a quadrupling of the current storage limits on devices such as laptops and iPods.
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CRAZY Yamaha Tesseract four-wheeled motorcycle concept [pics]
I know, “four-wheeled motorcycle” doesn’t make sense, but you’d never mistake this thing for a car. As the post author says, it looks like a Transformer half transformed.
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(Pic) The Ramen Noodle Fan
…..worth getting electrocuted over
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WiMAX backers positioning 802.16e as an alternative to municipal WiFi
At this week’s WiMAX World show in Chicago, some of the buzz on the show floor was around municipal WiFi’s trouble. WiMAX’s backers think that 802.16e (also known as Mobile WiMAX) technology is a better option for wireless connectivity.
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LEGO’s Ultimate Collectors Millennium Falcon Unboxed, Now Shipping (PICS)
The biggest LEGO set ever, the $499 Ultimate Collectors Millennium Falcon is now shipping, 5,000-pieces and heavy ring-binded manual included. Yes, this thing is massive. Julie Stern from LEGO confirms: “We’re a bit ahead of schedule, so some people who preordered now have their sets.” In other words: “great shot kid, that was one in a million