Android for Windows phones — simple concept, simple enough installation, but awesome results. The good people behind the XDAndroid project have been working hard to allow you to get your Google juices flowing nice and freely on your WinMo device and the latest build looks to have all but completed the task. ... Read More...
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PrimeSense talks full-body motion control at GDC, gives us a video demonstration
March 11th, 2010 
Eric PrimeSense was formed in 2005, and unless you’re a sickly obsessed silicon junkie, you’ve probably never heard of them. All that changes today. We sat down with the company at GDC to learn more about the chip that it produces, and we left with an imagination sore from being stretched so severely. ... Read More...
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Tags: after-the-break, Body Motion, Control, david rivas, Full Control, gdc, Images, imagination, microsoft, Motion Control, motioncontrol, motionsensing, Nokia Symbian, primesense, Silicon, symbian 3, symbianthree, talks-full-body, video, Video Demonstration 
No Comments »Want more on the PlayStation Move? Head over to Joystiq!
March 11th, 2010 Eric Sony’s calling the PlayStation Move the “next generation” of motion gaming and planning to market it as heavily as an entirely new console, so it’s sort of a big deal — and that means our main dudes at Joystiq are all over it. We’ve already covered the main details , but hit the links below if you’re looking for some seriously deep dives. ... Read More...
Posted in Laptop, NetGear, News Technology Tags: Dives, Dudes, entry, gdc, gdc 2010, Joystiq, Next Generation, Playstation, Playstation Sony, ps move, Sony, Sony Playstation, talks-full-body No Comments »HTML5 vs. Flash comparison finds a few surprises, settles few debates
March 11th, 2010 Eric Think we’d all be better off if HTML5 could somehow instantly replace Flash overnight? Not necessarily, according to a set of comparisons from Jan Ozer of the Streaming Learning Center website, which found that while HTML5 did come out ahead in many respects, it wasn’t exactly a clear winner. The tests weren’t completely scientific, but they did find that HTML5 clearly performed better than Flash 10 or 10.1 in Safari on a Mac, although the differences were less clear cut in Google Chrome or Firefox. ... Read More...
Posted in Internet, Laptop, Mobile Phones, Web Review Tags: chrome, comparison, Debates, entry, Few Surprises, flash, flash10, google, google-chrome, hardwareacceleration, html5, Jan Ozer, mac, Respects, safari, take-advantage, the-differences, windows No Comments »PlayStation Move first hands-on (update: video!)
March 11th, 2010 Eric At last, we’ve felt Sony’s long awaited motion controller, now at last officially known as ” PlayStation Move ,” in our unworthy, sweaty hands. ... Read More...
Posted in Computer, Gadget, Internet, Laptop, Mobile Phones, NetGear, Web Review Tags: breaking news, Few Surprises, gdc2010, Motion Controller, motorola, Playstation, playstation 3, playstation3, ps move, psmove, Sony, sports, station-move, subcontroller, Sweaty Hands No Comments »New Flip cams to launch in early April?
March 11th, 2010 Eric The details are slim to none on this one, but we’re all about a good pocket cam rumor. According to the usually-reliable Business Insider Cisco will launch a new set of Flip camcorders around the NAB show which runs from April 12-15, but we don’t have any specs yet. Come on Cisco, now you’ve got us guessing not only about the future of the Internet , but also if your newest Flip will support 1080p... Read More...
JooJoo revamps interface ahead of launch, adds local video playback — and changes color
March 11th, 2010 Eric The JooJoo tablet’s launch date might have been pushed back a month while Fusion Garage sorts out issues with the capacitive touchscreen, but it looks like the extra time has given the company a chance to tweak the interface and add in some features. Obviously the most noticable change is the revised homescreen, which has gone from line art on a garish solid color background to a nicely rendered icon grid over a high-res customizable wallpaper, but Fusion Garage has also ditched the confusing pinch-to-go-back gesture and replaced it a vertical swipe that brings down a status bar containing the home button, status indicators, browser navigation controls, and a combination address bar / search field. Scroll behavior has been revised as well, with two separate behaviors: a two-finger scroll that works like a scroll wheel, and a single finger “pan” that works like a mouse arrow. ... Read More...
Posted in Gadget, Internet, Laptop, Mobile Phones, Web Review Tags: avoid-the-issue, Button Status, capacitive touchscreen, Color Background, custom, entry, Extra Time, fusiongarage, Gesture, High Res, Home Button, homescreen, inthewild, Joojoo, joojoo tablet, Launch Video, Line Art, Mouse Arrow, Navigation Controls, Noticable Change, Ps3, Scroll Wheel, Search Field, Sorts, Status Indicators, Swipe, Video Playback, Wallpaper No Comments »iPad SDK 3.2 beta 4 squashes rumors of a camera, but adds new gesture controls
March 11th, 2010 Eric There’s only about a month to go before Apple drops the iPad on the world, and it looks like all those theories about a last-minute camera addition were just fond fanboy wishes — iPhone SDK 3.2 beta 4 just came out, and in addition to stripping out several video-call related icons, we’ve been told the docs contain this little tidbit about that Camera tab : Launching the Photos application under the iPad Simulator will initially show three tabs: Photos, Albums, and Camera. The Camera tab represents photos available via the Camera Connection Kit for iPad, and is not relevant for the Simulator... Read More...
Posted in Laptop, NetGear Tags: across-the-web, apple, Beta, Camera Connection, Docs, Fanboy, Gesture, ipad, ipad os 3.2, ipados3.2, iphone, leak, Photos, rumor, Sdk, sensors, simulator, Tabs, Tidbit, under-the-ipad No Comments »WD’s 320GB My Passport AV external HDD wants to have and hold your media
March 11th, 2010 Eric Western Digital has played this card before with the strategically named My DVR Expander , but for those who don’t realize that an external hard drive is an external hard drive, there’s the My Passport AV. For all intents and purposes, this 320GB HDD is nothing more than a standard drive with a fancy marketing scheme following it closely... Read More...
Posted in Gadget, Laptop, NetGear, Web Review Tags: direct-copy, Dvr Expander, External Hard Drive, external hdd, external-hard, externalharddrive, Hdd, Intents And Purposes, marketing, media, my passport, Passport, Photos, portable hard drive, portableharddrive, strategically, under-the-ipad, Wd, western-digital, westerndigital No Comments »Google Maps adds bicycle directions, turns out its nothing like ‘Quicksilver’
March 11th, 2010 Eric Enthusiasts have had plenty to cheer about with the convergence of electronics and bicycling over the years, from bikes that pedal themselves to the various devices and apps that assist them with their training. And for those of us who just want to get from one place to another... Read More...
Posted in Laptop, Software, Web Review Tags: Apps, Bicycle, bicycle navigation, Bikes, Convergence, Enthusiasts, entry, google, Google Maps, googlemaps, home-or-office, include-things, Maps Directions, Quicksilver, solidstatedrive No Comments »
