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Sunday, January 3rd, 2010I’m guessing you already have ski gloves that control your iPod and a GPS to help you track your speed down the hill, but when you’re back at the lodge bragging about that spectacular jump you made with no witnesses, you need some tech to back up your outlandish claims. Luckily Liquid Image, the folks [...]
CrunchPad – R.I.P.
Monday, November 30th, 2009Many days, the tech world gives us something to cheer about and eagerly anticipate. Some days, though, the news is just sad. Today Michael Arrington announced the death of a project to produce a device I was eagerly anticipating, the CrunchPad. Envisioned as an inexpensive web-browsing tablet, the CrunchPad could have made a very nice [...]
TwitterPeek Brings You Social Media Uni-Tasking
Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009Call it an anti-convergence device. Last year, the original Peek device debuted, giving people who wanted a hand-held device that did email (and nothing else) the answer to their minimalist prayers. Now we have the TwitterPeek, a dedicated carry-anywhere Twitter device. It doesn’t do email, and it sure doesn’t browse the web, but if you [...]
Competition Helps Brew a PC Application for Kindle Books
Thursday, October 22nd, 2009It looks like we’re already starting to see some benefits from Barnes and Noble’s entry into the ebook arena. Something long lacking from the Kindle ecosphere (and already available for B&N ebooks) is a PC-based reader application. This is such an obvious attribute of a fully-realized ereading system, that it’s hard to believe it’s taken [...]
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