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Archive for April, 2011
Amped Wireless’ UA600EX adapter quadruples your laptop’s WiFi range when you’re on a boat
Apr 30th
For every gadget you can use on land, there has to be one you can use at sea , right? Just in time for yachting season, Amped Wireless released the weatherproof UA600EX High Power Wireless-N 600mW Pro USB Adapter, which promises to extend your notebook’s WiFi range in areas where there are no hotspots to be mooched. That sounds ideal for boating, but thanks to some flexible mounting options and one heavy-duty 26.5-foot cable, it should also come in handy everywhere from offices to RVs
Thousands queue for iPad 2 across Asia (AFP)
Apr 30th
AFP – The iPad 2 went on sale in countries across Asia and beyond Friday as Apple’s updated gadget entered an ever more crowded market.
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Bullet Chess Set Made from .223 Caliber Shells
Apr 30th
Here is a preview of how chess games of the future can really go extreme. Gone were the days when wooden pieces dominated the boards.
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Bullet Chess Set Made from .223 Caliber Shells
process5 design: harmonie h at state himeji bank
Apr 30th
grand and demanding in its massing, the building has been designed to give the impression that is a landmark of historical significance.
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process5 design: harmonie h at state himeji bank
NASA scrubs Endeavour launch over power unit problems
Apr 30th
Looks like all that LEGO isn’t going into space after all, at least not today. NASA has announced that it has scrubbed today’s Space Shuttle Endeavour launch”because of an issue associated with Auxiliary Power Unit 1 heaters.” Engineers will assess the issue, but NASA warns that the process will take at least 48-hours and likely more. According to NASA Spaceflight , the APU issue is only the latest in a number of issues to plague the shuttle on this, its final flight
Sirius Satellite 2.0 to include DVR-like features, personalized stations?
Apr 30th
The problem with Sirius Satellite Radio ? You can listen to hundreds of stations, but only if you tune in live. As it stands, licensing restrictions make it impossible to record Howard Stern asking intrusive questions about people’s sex lives.
DARwIn-OP Open Sourced Robot
Apr 30th
The launch of the DARwIn-OP open sourced robot by Dennis Hong’s RoMeLa group at Virginia Tech marks an important milestone in the evolution of robots. Open source products are appealing to a great number of people, no matter if we are talking about operating systems or open source hardware…
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DARwIn-OP Open Sourced Robot
HBO Go mobile app hands-on (video)
Apr 30th
HBO Go has been live on the iTunes App Store and Android Market for just a few short hours, but we’ve already put it through the paces, poking and prodding on our iPad and iPhone, to see what all the hubbub’s about. We’re pleased with the hefty amount of video that HBO’s offering up here, and the interface is pretty intuitive as well.
Cirkuita: The New Range of Orotransperante Jewelry
Apr 30th
Not everything old has to be thrown away as junk. When put to use intelligently it can prove to be a piece of art, in fact a valuable one.
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Cirkuita: The New Range of Orotransperante Jewelry
What Should Apple’s iCloud Look Like?
Apr 30th
Friday morning, John Paczkowski of Digital Daily confirmed Om’s report earlier this week that Apple acquired the domain name iCloud.com . Apple has acquired and not used domain names in the past , but if Cupertino is planning to use the iCloud brand, what should that trademark encompass? There’s already plenty of speculation out there about what plans Apple might have in store for cloud service offerings…
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What Should Apple’s iCloud Look Like?
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