Google has officially announced its electronic book store, which is called the Google ebookstore instead of Google Editions which was the previously rumored name. Google eBooks are available from the Google ebookstore in the US, and Google has announced that they have more than three million titles … [Read more...] about Google eBookstore Gets Official
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Roland Hutchinson is the co-founder of Geeky Gadgets and a veteran technology journalist with over 18 years of experience covering the consumer electronics industry. Since 2007, he has published thousands of articles specializing in Apple, Android, and the rapidly evolving smartphone landscape.
Known for his "Hardware First" approach, Roland provides deep-dive analysis into mobile hardware architecture, software ecosystems, and the latest industry leaks. His expertise in tracking the development of global tech brands has been cited by major publications including Engadget, Gizmodo, Wired, and many more. When not analyzing the latest mobile innovations, he is hands-on testing the next generation of wearables and smart home technology.
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QRapping Paper Has Some Hidden Gifts
QR codes are becoming more and more popular, and we are starting to see them appear all over the place. What could be cooler than some Christmas wrapping paper covered in QR Codes? This innovative idea combines the festive spirit of gift-giving with the modern technology of QR codes, creating a … [Read more...] about QRapping Paper Has Some Hidden Gifts
Giada D2301 Core i7 Nettop PC
Giada is well known for producing ultra-slim nettop PCs powered by Intel's Atom range of processors. The company is now launching a new nettop that packs a bit more power, the Giada D2301. The Giada D2301 comes with a choice of Intel Core i3, Core i5, and Core i7 processors, providing users with a … [Read more...] about Giada D2301 Core i7 Nettop PC
Apple Adds New Patent Infringements To Motorola Lawsuit
We heard recently that Apple had hired some new patent lawyers for its various lawsuits against Nokia, Motorola, and other companies. Now, Apple has added more patent infringement claims to its lawsuit against Motorola. The lawsuit now includes 12 patent claims against Motorola, and the whole thing … [Read more...] about Apple Adds New Patent Infringements To Motorola Lawsuit
WikiLeaks Adds Hundreds Of Mirrors To Its Website
Last week we heard that Amazon had removed WikiLeaks from its servers after just 24 hours, and the site then lost its DNS provider after continuing DDOS attacks. Now it seems there are hundreds of mirrors of the WikiLeaks website on the web, which means that any future attempts to remove the site … [Read more...] about WikiLeaks Adds Hundreds Of Mirrors To Its Website
Seahope Scope 2 Watch
We have featured quite a few different geeky watches here at Geeky Gadgets, and the latest one is the Seahope Scope 2 Watch. This watch is the successor to the original Scope watch, which became extremely popular in Japan. The Seahope brand has a reputation for creating unique and innovative … [Read more...] about Seahope Scope 2 Watch
Mac App Store To launch December 13th?
Earlier today we heard that there will be no demo or beta apps available in Apple's Mac App Store, and now it seems that we may have an actual launch date for the Mac App Store. According to reports, Apple is planning to launch the Mac App Store on December 13th, next Monday, and that Apple's CEO … [Read more...] about Mac App Store To launch December 13th?
Apple Mac App Store To Feature Paid And Free Apps Only, No Demos Or Beta
It looks like Apple intends to run the Mac App Store in the same way as it does the app store for its range of iOS devices, and there will only be two types of applications available, free and paid ones. Apple has made it clear to developers that they must offer a fully finished app in the Mac … [Read more...] about Apple Mac App Store To Feature Paid And Free Apps Only, No Demos Or Beta
T-Mobile Subsidised iPad Pricing Revealed
T-Mobile has now released details of their pricing for the Apple iPad on monthly data plans, following on from Orange and Three. The monthly plans will cost £27 a month for 1GB of data for new customers and £25 for existing customers. We could only find the 16GB WiFi and 3G Apple iPad for sale on … [Read more...] about T-Mobile Subsidised iPad Pricing Revealed
New York Professor Installs Camera In The Back Of His Head (Video)
A New York Professor, Wafaa Bilal, has taken the concept of surveillance and self-documentation to a whole new level by installing a camera mount in the back of his head. This bold and innovative project involves attaching a camera to the mount, which will take pictures every minute for the next 12 … [Read more...] about New York Professor Installs Camera In The Back Of His Head (Video)
Dell Inspiron Duo Gets Cloned
The Dell Inspiron Duo convertible netbook and tablet has only recently gone on sale, and it seems this new gadget has already been cloned by a manufacturer in China. As you can see in the photo below, this tablet and netbook looks very similar to the Dell Inspiron DUO, and it comes with an Intel … [Read more...] about Dell Inspiron Duo Gets Cloned
Sprint Epic 4G Gets Android 2.2 Froyo
It looks like Sprint has finally started rolling out the latest version of Google's Android OS, Android 2.2, to the Epic 4G, as a number of users are reporting that they have received an OTA update. If you haven't received the OTA update, you can manually download and install the update yourself. … [Read more...] about Sprint Epic 4G Gets Android 2.2 Froyo
