A short while ago, Google announced that it would be removing a number of its API's from circulation, including the surprise removal of its Google Translate API due to the "economic burden" it was causing Google. However, after a user outcry about the loss of the Google Translate API that many … [Read more...] about Google Translate API To Return For A Fee
Julian Horsey
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Executive Editor & Co-Founder of Geeky Gadgets
Julian Horsey is the co-founder of Geeky Gadgets and a veteran technology journalist with over 18 years of experience. A published author and multimedia designer, he specializes in emerging frontiers including Artificial Intelligence, autonomous agents, and next-gen hardware like mini PCs and wearables.
Driven by curiosity and a passion for design, Julian provides in-depth analysis on how AI workflows—from Claude to Google Gemini—are transforming productivity and creativity. His work has been cited by global tech leaders and major publications, reflecting nearly two decades of expertise in 3D printing, AR/VR, and DIY electronics. When not exploring the latest AI models, he is an avid maker and experimenter in the world of DIY tech.
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MSI N580GTX Breaks World Record With 1665MHz Core
MSI has unveiled a new world record-breaking creation with the launch of its new N580GTX Lightning graphics card, boasting a record-breaking 1665MHz Core from a single-card, single-core setup. The 1665MHz is the fastest ever frequency recorded by the GTX 580 range thanks to German overclockers … [Read more...] about MSI N580GTX Breaks World Record With 1665MHz Core
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City, E3 2011 Trailer (video)
If you are a Resident Evil fan, you will be pleased to know a new teaser trailer has been released for E3 promoting the new Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City game, which is currently under development by Slant Six Games and Capcom. The new Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City takes place … [Read more...] about Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City, E3 2011 Trailer (video)
Nintendo Servers Hacked, But No Users Accounts Compromised Says Nintendo
Over the weekend, Nintendo released an announcement confirming that their US website server had been hacked, but stated that no customer account information had been compromised. The hacking group responsible for the breach was 'Lulzsec,' who have also been responsible for a number of attacks on … [Read more...] about Nintendo Servers Hacked, But No Users Accounts Compromised Says Nintendo
PSVita Logo Registered By Sony As An EU Trademark
On Friday last week, Sony quietly registered a new logo for 'PS Vita', which has been the rumored new name for Sony’s Next Generation Portable (NGP). The original references to the new name were spotted in the code of Sony's website by the team over at the NeoGaf forums. But it now looks even more … [Read more...] about PSVita Logo Registered By Sony As An EU Trademark
Google Rolls Out New Images Search Features
Google has launched a few new updates to its image searches in the past 48 hours designed to help users find images quicker from the main search area of the Google site. Many of the features Google introduced to its image-specific search a little while back have now been rolled out into its main … [Read more...] about Google Rolls Out New Images Search Features
Buffalo Unveils 512GB SATA III 6Gbps SSD
Buffalo has added a new 512GB SATA III solid state drive to their range this week with the imminent launch of their new SSD-N512S/MC400 onto the Japanese market. The new SSD-N512S/MC400 is capable of a 405MB/s data transfer rate (reading speed). The new Buffalo SSD-N256S/MC400 256GB SSD was … [Read more...] about Buffalo Unveils 512GB SATA III 6Gbps SSD
Polar RCX5 Training Computer (video)
Polar USA has this week unveiled their latest wrist training computer, the Polar RCX5, together with some new accessories to measure your fitness and training schedules. The new Polar RCX5 has been designed for athletes who want the best in training intelligence and tracking capabilities. Advanced … [Read more...] about Polar RCX5 Training Computer (video)
X-Men Arcade Game Arrives On iOS Devices
If you are an X-Men fan, you will be pleased to hear that the classic X-Men Arcade game has now landed on iOS devices via the Apple iTunes Store. You can now experience the classic 1992 X-Men arcade game on your iOS device. Choose from some of your favorite classic X-Men characters including: … [Read more...] about X-Men Arcade Game Arrives On iOS Devices
PhoneSuit Elite iPhone 4 Super Slim Battery Pack
If you are finding that the power within your internal iPhone battery is struggling to last the day or while you are away from a power point, a new external battery pack called the PhoneSuit Elite might be able to help. The PhoneSuit Elite is a super slim battery pack case designed for the iPhone … [Read more...] about PhoneSuit Elite iPhone 4 Super Slim Battery Pack
Hannspree Unveils Touch Screen All-In-One PC SN22A1
Hanspree has added a new All-in-one touch screen PC to its range with the launch of their new Hannspree SN22A1 PC. The new system is equipped with an Intel Pine-View (1.66Ghz, Dual Core) D510 processor, supported by 3 GB DDRII RAM. Its also fitted with HDMI, VGA inputs for stand-alone monitor … [Read more...] about Hannspree Unveils Touch Screen All-In-One PC SN22A1
Pentax Launches O-GPS1 DSLR Adapter With New ‘AstroTracer’ Function
Pentax has unveiled this week a new adapter it has added to its range to provide convenient GPS geotagging. By simply mounting the O-GPS1 onto the hotshoe of a PENTAX DSLR camera (compatible models are the K-5, K-r, and 645D as of May 2011), the user can record the latitude, longitude, altitude, … [Read more...] about Pentax Launches O-GPS1 DSLR Adapter With New ‘AstroTracer’ Function
