Justin Gawronski recently filed for a lawsuit against Amazon for it pulled the book 1984 by George Orwell from his Kindle. The 17-year old highschool student was taking notes and annotations on the book when Amazon decided to pull the plug on the book, leaving him without any notes. more »
The new firmware 1.4 for Nintendo DSi is finally out in Australia, Japan, and Europe. The update is expected to improve gaming but this one even adds Facebook photo uploading directly.
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Time Warner Cable is soon offering Wimax to the subscribers. Of the four planned cities in the US, only Dallas, Texas and Charlotte, North Carolina have been identified. more »
ViewSonic recently introduced their new addition to the nettop industry. Officially called as the VOT120 and VOT121, these nettops are described to fit a CD case with their size. more »
BSkyB will soon be launching a 3D channel. HD channels are still not very common but BSkyB is brave enough to tread on the 3D waters. They are hoping to introduce 3D TV station that will feature sports and movies.
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The iiView A2 netbook from iView could be a MacBook Air rival but this is just under the mini-computer category. It will run Windows 7 RC 1 and will be available in Singapore next week.
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Rumor has it that HTC Hero will be coming to Sprint this October 11. How true? Not true enough as most rumors we’ve been hearing lately. We got the information from an xda-developers forum poster. more »
Audi boasts of a next generation R8 Multi Media Interface. Why, the new MMI could recognize handwriting. We don’t have no idea though where the latest platform will be installed or on which Audi vehicle first. more »
Logitech just rolled out a list of new webcams earlier this week. Seven new products have been revealed which include the following:
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HP is updating their 10.1-inch netbook model. The improved mini-notebook computer will start mass production by September and is expected to run Windows 7 and equipped with a new Atom processor from Intel when it officially launches by October. more »
