Nov 11, 2009

ZiiLABS unveils ZMS-08 Blu-ray quality media processor

Nov 11, 2009

ZiiLABS first has unveiled a new media processor called the ZMS-08. ZiiLABS is a subsidiary of Creative and the first product from Creative to carry the Zii name was the Zii Egg. The new media processor that the company is showing off today is designed...

Motorola sold 100K DROIDs in first weekend

We have already heard all there is to know about the sexy Motorola DROID smartphone. In fact we posted up our full review of the handset not long ago, and we really liked it. The only thing left to know now is how well Motorola did the first weekend...

Symbian Foundation roadmap, NFC, social networking hooks discussed

Remember the BeagleBoard prototyping platform, which was put to such cost-effective use in the DIY Beagle MID earlier this year? Expect to see plenty more of the $149 OMAP3 device in future, now that Symbian Foundation have released their latest build...

Don’t Do It Dell: Think Tablets, Not MIDs

It looks like Dell is planning to release a mobile internet device, or a MID. The details are few and far between but the product—code-named Streak—looks like it packs Wi-Fi, 3G and Android 2.0 all into one. It is exactly what Intel has been calling...

Nokia Vision of 2015 concept video

Nokia’s The Way We Live Next 3.0 event isn’t intended to launch new hardware – they had Nokia World a few months back for that – but they couldn’t let the day pass without revealing a few details as to how they envisage devices and services of the future...

Does Technology Reduce Social Isolation?

By Stefanie Olsen Dan Kitwood/Getty Images Update | 11:19 p.m. Made slight clarifications throughout.Hundreds of daily updates come from friends on Facebook and Twitter, but do people actually feel closer to each other? It turns out the size...

R.I.M. Woos BlackBerry App Developers

By Saul Hansell Jae C. Hong/Associated Press BlackBerry owners may be able to type circles around their iPhone-toting friends when it comes to speeding through e-mails. But when the work is over and it’s time to play with the latest useful or...

Parties Seek More Time to Craft Google Books Deal

By Motoko Rich From our colleagues at Media Decoder: The parties to the Google book settlement, which would legalize the creation of a vast library of digital books, have asked the judge overseeing a revision of the agreement for an extension...

Tagged.com Settles Disputes Over Deceptive Invitations

By Brad Stone Update | 5:38 p.m. Corrected post and headline to note that the state attorneys general had announced their intent to sue Tagged.com; they had not actually filed lawsuits. Tagged.com, the San Francisco-based social network that...

Intel Sells Its Own Reader for the Health Care Market

By Ashlee Vance Intel’s push into the health care arena has the company going some unusual places. On Tuesday, the chip maker unveiled the Intel Reader, a handheld device for people who struggle to read standard texts because of conditions...

Google Latitude Gets Creepy With Location History And Alerts

Google already knows too much about me, yet Google Latitude's Location History and Location Alerts features are still creepy. But they're useful, because together they learn your usual hangouts and know when you don't need...

Remainders - Things We Didn't Post (and Why)

By Dan Nosowitz, 11:50 PM on Tue Nov 10 2009, 8,498 views (Edit, to draft, Slurp) Copy this whole post to another site Slurp...

The Nokia N900 Isn't A Phone, It's A Psychotic ShapeshifterWhile we've been sitting, waiting, wishing for the Nokia N900, we missed something very i

While we've been sitting, waiting, wishing for the Nokia N900, we missed something very important: It's not a phone. As this Nokia ad shows, it's actually a psychotic shapeshifter. At least I think that's the message they're...

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