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The editors at Mobileburn got their bloggy little mitts on a Dolce & Gabbana Gold Moto RAZR V3i. They've a whole pornographic gallery of them molesting it, the dirty perverts. The phone is like the non-bling V3i, meaning it's like an old RAZR, with a 1.2 megapixel camera.BenLo, Gizmodo's new intern, proved his worth by digging up this link to Motorola's online store, where the Gold Moto can be

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Digitimes of Taiwan seems pretty darn sure that the Xbox 360 HD DVD is going to be released for $200. They also seem pretty sure it's going to be available by Christmas, but that's something everyone pretty much figured already.External drives have more flexibility than built-in models, the companies pointed out, while adding that despite BD having a much larger storage capacity than HD-DVD,

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This is the F029 watch from Aigo. It is a little different from the average MP3 playing watch out there because it has a full color OLED screen. It plays MP3 and WMA and it can even play MPEG-4 video on the 160x128 pixel screen. Included will be 512MB or 1GB of memory and, oh yeah, it can tell time. But that is the least important feature. – Travis HudsonMore Info: Click Here

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With The Man jacking up energy prices, it's probably not a bad idea to start investigating the benefits of solar power. (No, nobody cares about energy derived from the wind, Netherlands, thank you very much.) The solar panel in question is made from cuprous oxide rather than the usual silicon. Science Toys has the step-by-step instructions on how you can turn a trip to the local hardware store

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The quest for de-uglification of earphones continues, and here's a pair cleverly disguised as earrings. From EarMecca of Korea, the EP Series Earphones might even appeal to persnickety types. The earrings are available in 10 different designs, are crafted in either gold or silver, and are adjustable even for those ears that hang low and wobble to and fro.If they sound nearly as good as they look,

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The Comfort Sphere was designed by Volkswagen for trade shows, but might be a great idea to enhance the work and concentration required of writers, think-tankers, and hey, maybe even a blogger or two. Winner of a RedDot Design Award for 2006, it's a self-contained audio and video womb which invites you into it innocently enough, and then once you're sitting down, it wraps around you and

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I had some cozy time in a hotel bedroom with a preproduction Logitech Wireless DJ. This music streaming system uses Extended Data Rate Bluetooth to let your PC, the fancy remote and the receiver talk. Yes, Bluetooth, even if the spec sheet doesn't admit it. That's because this system is practically dummy proof, and aimed at those who don't really care about the tech behind the music. You do,

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Nokia's N73's main feature is of course, the 3.2-megapixel camera. The camera has a Carl Zeiss auto-focus lens, which makes taking pictures a snap. The shutter works the same way as standard digital cameras, with the "auto-focus" part activating when you press the button halfway, and capturing the picture when you press it down all the way.The other features are similarly impressive: The Nokia

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This Frankenstein of a mod is the LogiNoki, a Nokia 6610 LCD stuffed inside a Logitech G5 mouse. Why anyone would want to create such a thing is beyond me, but then again, I voted Kodos. Apparently the projecte was inspired by years of trying to figure out how to put a fan inside of a mouse. (Not everyone can discover the cure to polio, you know.) Check out the creator's thrilling step-by-step of

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Here's the next generation of that goofy idea of combining computers and refrigerators, the Electrolux Cyber fridge, whose next-gen innovation is its LCD screen mounted atop the box instead of on the door. Smart thinkin', Electrolux, because now that crowd of people reading email, buying and ordering food and reading Gizmodo in the kitchen won't have their concentration interrupted when you open

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This prototype mind-controlled wheelchair developed from the University of Electro-Communications in Japan lets you feel like half Professor X and half Stephen Hawking—except with the theoretical physics skills of the former and the telekinetic skills of the latter. A little different from the Brain-Computer Typing machine we saw a while back, this thing works by mapping brain waves when you

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A hands on of a Playstation 3!Actually, its a PS3 photo prop made of wood, and unlike Pinocchio, no matter how hard the fanboys at Radar cry, its not going to turn into a real one. They fondled, and found that the 1:1 scale replica is all curvy, rotund, and fairly obese next to all the other consoles that passed on dessert. Must be from eating too many Memory Sticks.– Brian LamMore Info: Click

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The picture you're looking at on the left is the tip of a tungsten needle, which happens to be the sharpest object ever made by man. How sharp is it? Well, you see those red and black orbs? Those are ATOMS! And the tip of the needle? One single atom.Postdoc Moh'd Reqeq at the University of Alberta and the National Institute of Nanotechnology made this through a process that involves electric

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Mad scientists in the UK figured out how to steer humans via remote with so much accuracy, they could steer test subjects through a botanical maze, blindfolded.How did they do it? The scientists from Prince of Wales Medical Research Institute, University of New South Wales, and University College London electrically stimulated the subjects' semicircular canals. That subtly forced the participants

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Our tip box this morning taunted us with tantalizing shots of the Razer Pro|Type Multimedia Keyboard that allegedly docks with the Microsoft Zune media player. Sketchy information so far tells us the keyboard will be released in November of this year, and there will also be models of this well-appointed input device that are compatible with the iPod.Calling it "the world's most intelligent

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For those of us in the United States who someday hope to enjoy digital multimedia broadcasting (DMB) on our cellphones here (currently it's only available in South Korea), we can only drool over the Samsung SCH-B470, a DMB phone that also lets you watch two shows at once with its picture-in-picture (PIP) goodness.It's also pretty cool the way that screen rotates and flips back into the clamshell

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The bamboo portable speaker, Bird-Electron EZ-TAKEGTF2. This speaker is made from bamboo called the Japanese SuSu bamboo, it is a special type of bamboo which is smoked and aged for close to 100 years. The speakers utilize the resonance of bamboo. No power source needed. The bamboo speakers can be plug into any audio device through its stereo-mini plug. This bamboo speaker is available at

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I've seen some very stylish PC speaker systems of late, but I think the Ferguson Hill FH007 is just about ahead of the pack.They're not the cheapest or the smallest (the main speakers are 43cm tall and the whole set-up might extend beyond most desks), but they should boost the level of cool in your office. If it's not obvious from the picture, these speakers are transparent, which (ironically,

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Do you have problems with scratched CDs or DVDs? This tip from Ben at om3ga might help you out. He has tried different methods of removing the scratches, and found out that one of the best ways of removing scratches is to use hair gel.More Info: Click Here

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Spotbit has recently launched their own free e-magazine about the latest technology gadgets and products earlier this month. Now they are facing another warrant from Zinio, a commercial e-magazine company (profiting from selling magazines online as distributor). Zinio claims that Spotbit uses material from their publications but has no evidence on which content has actually infringed their

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Look at this!! Thought it was a photograph but actually is not, it’s a Vector drawings using gradient mesh and it is 100% fully drawn using Adobe Illustrator. It’s amazing. More pics…More Info: Click Here

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Decorating your swimming pool? Take a look at this; this is the 3D swimming pool. They tiled sea creatures with shadow which making the creatures into a 3d look. It’s a hard work and it’s amazing. I wish to have one of this at home, where’s my little mermaid. More pics…More Info: Click Here

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No, it's not a trendy air freshener, it's a digital music player. More specifically, it's the Aigo F529 1GB Omnisphere digital audio system.The F529 is an integrated MP3player/amplifier/speaker system. It's got 1GB of built-in flash memory, which should be good for around 250 MP3 files or 500 WMA files, transferred onto the player via USB. If that's not enough, you can expand via MMC/SD card.

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Pegeuot has released its new 908 RC concept, powered by a monstrous V12 that generates 700hp and 885 ft-lb torque. This model will be on show at the Paris Auto Show this coming September. Not much detail has been released yet. More pics on Peugeot 908…More Info: Click Here

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Binocular with camera and video recording, Thanko released BINOCA01 with a 2-megapixel CCD sensor, powered by two AA batteries and picture taking in various resolutions like VGA 640 x 480, SXGA 1280×1024, UXGA 1600×1200 and QXGA 2048×1536. Video is recordable in AVI format in CIF res at 30 fps and in VGA res at 15 fps. You can also use it as a webcam too. But unfortunately it does not have a LCD

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Samsung announced their world’s first 3-inch 640 x 480 LCD display for digital cameras. It features 260,000 colors, 350:1 contrast ratio, and 300 cd/m2 brightness. Digital camera makers use an interface known as ITU-R601, an international standard for cathode ray tube (CRT) TVs that operates at 30Hz which is incompatible with LCDs that normally run at 60Hz. Samsung’s new LCD operates on 30Hz

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Run on the Start menu can be a real nuisance for those who share their PCs with others. Tinkering causes so many computer problems, and there’s no quicker way to foul up a PC than mess with System Files or the Registry, all of which can be accessed through tools and utilities that launch from the Run command, so hide it! It’s really easy using this simple tip from Propellerhead, just right click

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One of the downsides to all of the toys we apparently cannot live without out these days is the need to keep charging the darn things. Most gadgets nowadays are powered by Lithium Ion rechargeables, which take between 1 and 5 hours to top up, so a big round of applause to researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), who have come up with ‘nanotube’ batteries, which can be charged

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I've seen some very stylish PC speaker systems of late, but I think the Ferguson Hill FH007 is just about ahead of the pack.They're not the cheapest or the smallest (the main speakers are 43cm tall and the whole set-up might extend beyond most desks), but they should boost the level of cool in your office. If it's not obvious from the picture, these speakers are transparent, which (ironically,

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Can't decide on the sort of art to hang in your living room? Ever considered putting your DVD player on your wall?Most DVD players are bulky, unattractive boxes that you try your best to disguise underneath your TV (unless you're really into metal boxes), but the CinePlayer PDP100 from NuTech is just 18mm thick, and works just as well vertically as it does horizontally.Features are a bit thin on

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SPI Dynamics Security Engineers participating at the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas have engaged in a presentation in which they highlighted the vulnerabilities associated with RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feeds or Atom formats. According to Caleb Sima, chief technology officer and Robert Auger, security engineer at SPI Dynamics Inc., malicious JavaScript content could be embedded in the

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On the proverbial ten yard line for Microsoft’s latest operating system, at the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas, security expert Joanna Rutkowska from the Singapore-based firm COSEINC, has demonstrated a method to bypass the protective mechanisms in Vista and perform a malware code injection. Rutkowska proved possible the hacking of Windows Vista 64-bit edition’s kernel via a virtualization

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Considering the huge number of USB hubs available on the market, it's pretty clear that the only way a new device of this type can enjoy some level of success is to have a very interesting design, since its basic function is shared by so many devices. And the device you're about to see really fits the profile, since it sports a very cool design, especially for the SF buffs. Thus, the Self

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No matter how Windows Vista is labeled, the latest operating system from Microsoft is under the spot light at this year Black Hat white-hackers convention in Las Vegas. Security solutions provider Symantec enabled Applied Research-West to conduct a survey among the participants at the conference in order to highlight the public’s general tendencies. In this context, Applied Research-West

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Although the Mountain View Company has not taken an official stand on the matter, the Stop Badware Coalition has reported entering an agreement with the online giant, following the protective Internet surfing measures that will be implemented in the search engine. The combined efforts of the two aim to shield users of the Google search engine from accessing malicious Websites.As part of the

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To understand how brain cells release compounds (or transmitters) used when the cells communicate with each other, Vladimir Parpura, associate professor of neuroscience, and Umar Mohideen, professor of physics, devised a new technique, used commonly in physics, that can be applied now to the study of a wide range of biological processes and interactions. The researchers, who performed their

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In May of this year Microsoft developers working on Internet Explorer 7 variant have announced that the browser application will result in two different products, explicitly IE7 and IE7+. “With the release of Windows Vista Beta 2, the version of IE7 in Windows Vista will be named “Internet Explorer 7+”. While all versions of IE7 are built from the same code base, there are some important

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Expecting Vista has become somewhat of a status quo. One not without aspects of schoolgirl naiveté and fanatic enthusiasm… Yes, I am talking about Steve Ballmer! Now, now, he may be high on Windows Vista Lemon-Lime sparkling water or on a sugar rush, but the Vista trip has turned him into a prophet predicting the Third Coming, (is it third or is it fourth? whose counting, right?). Moreover

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People can make fuel from many kinds of plants, though over 90 percent of ethanol made in the United States comes from corn grain. However, other sources of ethanol are needed, because even if the entire United States' corn crop was used for ethanol, it would meet only 10 percent of the country's fuel needs.So researchers are looking for new sources for ethanol. Chengci Chen (pronounced Chen-see

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A new investigation carried out by scientists at Manchester Metropolitan University showed that sometimes cellular phones can be dirtier and more laden with germs than toilet seats, the soles of our shoes, door handles, maybe even money bills. Mobile phones have become an extremely useful communication means for people around the world in recent years. We are too busy to stay at home and wait for

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No less than 3,000 experts will analyze Windows Vista's security anatomy at the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas. Beta variants of Microsoft's latest operating system will be sacrificed for dissection as Microsoft aims at identifying and repairing all the potential holes in the system prior to its official launching. Reports have already surfaced of Vista's network and user related

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Image: NASA's Swift satellite. Credit: NASAA survey of galaxies observed along the sightlines to quasars and gamma-ray bursts -- both extremely luminous, distant objects -- has revealed a puzzling inconsistency. Galaxies appear to be four times more common in the direction of gamma-ray bursts than in the direction of quasars.Quasars are thought to be powered by accretion of material onto

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Have you ever imagined that you could look at a painting and the colors on the canvas would suddenly change? You never thought of it, did you? Well, now this is reality, as a group of computer scientists from Bath and Boston have developed electronic artwork that changes to match the mood of the person looking at it. The images used in this challenging project were created by the researchers

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Yan Xiaohong, deputy commissioner of National Copyright Administration of China hosted a press conference in which he emphasized China's commitment to endorse governmental Internet anti-piracy policies. With more than 123 million Internet users and 788,400 websites at an early stage of development as the Chine Internet medium is still in its infancy, the Chinese market is still the second

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Two researchers from the University of Washington, Seattle, US, Noah Snavely and Steven Seitz, in collaboration with Microsoft have developed a special software tool that is able to create a patchwork out of your personal photographs and then generate a 3D image. The invention will be showcased at Siggraph computer graphics conference in Boston, where Microsoft has produced a video showing the

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