Google's mail Priority Inbox that automatically places important mail on top of your inbox list of mail has now received a new update thanks to user feedback. The Priority Inbox that Google launched fairly recently has had mixed reviews. But the new improvements now allow the system to respond to … [Read more...] about Gmail Priority Inbox Receives Improved Learning Upgrade
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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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D-Link ShareCenter Pulse NAS Storage
If you are like me and always running out of storage space for your media and photographs, D-Link have just launched their new ShareCenter Pulse NAS Storage that might help you with some of your storage woes. This reasonably priced NAS storage can hold 2 x 3.5-inch SATA hard-drives, allowing you to … [Read more...] about D-Link ShareCenter Pulse NAS Storage
Topaz InFocus Helps You Recover Blurred Images
Do you have a few photographs you keep even though they are still blurred or out of focus? I know I do. Well, there now may be a way to recover them and put them in pride of place again back in the album, with the help of Topaz InFocus software. The InFocus software removes the blurs by … [Read more...] about Topaz InFocus Helps You Recover Blurred Images
Opera For Android Receiving HTML5 Video And Flash
Opera Mobile for Android is currently in beta testing. However, when it is finally released, the new Android application will include both Flash and HTML5 video support. This dual compatibility ensures that users can enjoy a wide range of multimedia content, regardless of the format in which it is … [Read more...] about Opera For Android Receiving HTML5 Video And Flash
Viber VoIP iPhone App Provides An Alternative To Skype (video)
A new VoIP application is now available on the iPhone and is billed as an alternative to Skype. Viber is a new free VoIP app that allows you to talk using the AT&T data network, rather than the cellular network. Viber runs in the background so any incoming calls can still be accepted even if … [Read more...] about Viber VoIP iPhone App Provides An Alternative To Skype (video)
New T500RS Gran Turismo 5 Steering Wheel Controller
A little later than the release of the game, but now here, the official GT5 T500RS steering wheel controller. The GT5 T500RS has been created by Thrustmaster and has been designed to support 16-bit resolution with 65,536 valves on the steering. Combined with the same technology used in the HOTAS … [Read more...] about New T500RS Gran Turismo 5 Steering Wheel Controller
LUXEED U7 Crossover Keyboard
LUXEED has just added a new keyboard to their range, the U7 Crossover, that combines the sleek design of their U5 model with the powerful features of their raMa keyboard. This innovative keyboard is designed to cater to both casual users and tech enthusiasts, offering a versatile and customizable … [Read more...] about LUXEED U7 Crossover Keyboard
Asus Black Diamond RT-N56U Router Lands In Europe
We first covered the Asus Black Diamond Router back in March 2010, and it has now finally made its way to Europe. The ultra-thin router supports both available bands, the 2.4GHz 802.11 b/g/n and 5GHz 802.11 a/n frequency, and even comes with its own built-in internal flash memory. It's equipped … [Read more...] about Asus Black Diamond RT-N56U Router Lands In Europe
ElectroHub Universal Wireless Charging
Wireless charging products have been around for some time now in the form of Powermat and similar devices. These early wireless chargers introduced the convenience of cable-free charging, but they came with a significant limitation. The trouble with these wireless chargers is that the batteries in … [Read more...] about ElectroHub Universal Wireless Charging
Micron ClearNAND Embedded Error Correction In Flash Memory
Micron has released details about its new ClearNAND chips that have been designed with a built-in 24-bit error correction engine. The new development will allow a SSD drive's host controller not have to concentrate on calculations and simply process the transfer of data. Enhanced Performance and … [Read more...] about Micron ClearNAND Embedded Error Correction In Flash Memory
Kinect Quadrocopter Autonomous AR.Drone Hack (video)
We have written about a number of Kinect hacks here on Geeky Gadgets over the past weeks since the Kinect's launch. But this Autonomous AR.Drone Hack by the team over at Hybrid Systems lab in the University of California has to be my favorite to date. The team has added a Kinect motion controller … [Read more...] about Kinect Quadrocopter Autonomous AR.Drone Hack (video)
500 Hours Of Extra iPad Standby Juice With Veho’s Pebble Smartskin
If you are an iPad power user and always needing more juice when you are out and about, Veho's new Pebble Smartskin might be worth a look. The new battery pack for your iPad will add a whopping 500 hours of standby to your device from its 6000mAh capacity, together with 50 hours of audio and 7 hours … [Read more...] about 500 Hours Of Extra iPad Standby Juice With Veho’s Pebble Smartskin
