Today Ruckus Wireless have launched the world’s first and only outdoor dual-band 802.11n and single-band 802.11g Wi-Fi access points with dynamic beamforming. The beamforming technology helps overcome interference problems and physical obstructions such as foliage and buildings and automatically … [Read more...] about Flexzone 7741 Outdoor Wireless-N access point
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Liquid Cooled LED Bulb : Worlds First
Today the world's first liquid cooled LED bulb was launched by Eternaleds called the Hydrolux-4 LED. Which gives true 360° light (the same as a traditional bulb) … [Read more...] about Liquid Cooled LED Bulb : Worlds First
Microsoft Project Natal coming to Windows PCs
Microsoft (MSFT) Chairman Bill Gates has confirmed that as well as bringing Project Natal to the Xbo3x 60, Microsoft intends to launch a version of Project Natal that will be compatible with Windows PCs. … [Read more...] about Microsoft Project Natal coming to Windows PCs
Apple Netbook Launching in October?
We haven't really heard much about the rumored Apple [AAPL] netbook for a while now, it seems a new rumor has started and that Apple may be releasing a netbook in October. According to Taiwanese news site Info Times, Apple may reveal a netbook which will features a 9.7 inch touchscreen display, … [Read more...] about Apple Netbook Launching in October?
Orange brings the LG Watch Phone to UK
When the coolest phones to be launched this year the LG watch phone with video-calling capabilities and HSDPA internet for high-speed web browsing. Is being brought to the UK by Orange. Exclusive to Orange for only 'a limited time' … [Read more...] about Orange brings the LG Watch Phone to UK
Google Apps out of Beta
After lengthy beta version testing Google has finally removed the beta labelling from its apps. Gmail has been in beta release for over five years but this and Google Calendar, Google Docs are no longer in beta. … [Read more...] about Google Apps out of Beta
Google Chrome OS
It has been confirmed that Google is working on a new operating system called Google Chrome OS. Ars Technica has received confirmation from two sources that Google is working on a cloud-based, OS that could be here in the second half of 2010. … [Read more...] about Google Chrome OS
Printable Batteries
The main problem with batteries is that they are still too large, relatively heavy and expensive to produce. Which makes an impractical in many applications where size and weight ratio are important factors. Researchers at Fraunhofer research facility in Germany have developed a new ultra-thin and … [Read more...] about Printable Batteries
Panasonic Digicam firmware blocks third-party batteries
Panasonic have just released a firmware update for 16 cameras in the digicam range to stop the use of third-party imitation batteries. Which Panasonic says “do not meet the rigid safety standards Panasonic uses”. … [Read more...] about Panasonic Digicam firmware blocks third-party batteries
Apple Sells One Million iPhone 3GS
The iPhone 3GS launched last Friday, June the 19th, Apple has released details of their sales of the iPhone 3GS for the first weekend, they have sold an impressive one million iPhone 3GS units. … [Read more...] about Apple Sells One Million iPhone 3GS
Casio Exilim EX-H10
Casio has added a new compact digital camera to their range with the launch of the Casio Exilim EX-H10. The Casio Exilim EX-H10 features a 12.1 megapixel sensor, 10 x optical zoom and a 24mm wide angle lens, it is capable of capturing 1,000 images on its built in battery without the need for it … [Read more...] about Casio Exilim EX-H10
iPhone 3GS Hardware Detailed
Apple announced their latest iPhone on Monday the iPhone 3GS, details have been revealed of what hardware is inside the new 3GS iPhone. According to the guys over at AnandTech, the iPhone 3GS uses a 32-bit ARM Cortex A8 RISC processor which is the same processor that is used in the Palm Pre. … [Read more...] about iPhone 3GS Hardware Detailed