The guys over at TMO News have managed to get their hands on some pricing information for the Samsung Galaxy Tab on the T-Mobile network. The Galaxy Tab will retail for $399.99 on a two-year contract after a $50 mail-in rebate, and it looks like they will also be selling it without the contract for … [Read more...] about T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Tab Pricing Revealed
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Google Testing Self Driving Cars
Google [GOOG] is testing out some self-driving cars, which are able to drive around on their own without the need for a driver, although there is someone sat in the driver's seat of the car. Google's self-driving car is equipped with some artificial intelligence software, plus a rotating sensor in … [Read more...] about Google Testing Self Driving Cars
U.S. Lab Working Hard To Make A Superstar
No, we don't mean 'superstar' in the celebrity sense of the ward. What the National ignition Facility has been laboring over since 1997 is the creation of a "miniature star of Earth"—think of our sun—contained in a chamber where its energy can be converted into power. Lots and lots (and lots) of … [Read more...] about U.S. Lab Working Hard To Make A Superstar
Kingston Unleashes Class 4 32GB microSDHC
Never to be outdone by rival SanDisk, Kingston has leaked news of its upcoming Class 4 microSDHC card. Scheduled to retail on Monday, October 11, the hefty memory card is being touted as "the perfect mobile storage solution for entertainment and business applications as smartphone use integrates … [Read more...] about Kingston Unleashes Class 4 32GB microSDHC
Casio Heats Up Graphing Calculator Market With High-Res Color Screen
The world of drab and outdated calculators is in for quite a jolt once the Prizm fx-CG10 hits stores come January 2011. What makes it stand apart from its unfashionable predecessors is a swanky high-resolution 65,367-color 3.7" display. Take note, this is a graphing calculator, which means it … [Read more...] about Casio Heats Up Graphing Calculator Market With High-Res Color Screen
There Are Too Many Babies On Facebook
Internet security company AVG just released worrying statistics related to the prevalence of baby pics on social networking sites (cough* cough* Facebook! cough*). … [Read more...] about There Are Too Many Babies On Facebook
Microsoft And Adobe Scheme Against Apple
While the preeminence of Apple on their mutual agendas has neither been confirmed nor denied, the fact that has spread across the news waves and blogosphere is Steve Balmer recently dropped by Adobe's HQ. In the aftermath of the hour-long meeting shrouded in secrecy, anonymous consultants and … [Read more...] about Microsoft And Adobe Scheme Against Apple
Miniscule Israeli Made Gyroscopes Perfect For Subterranean Dwellings
While its practical use is still a head-scratcher, the Israeli researchers behind this innovation have forged ahead anyway. Ideal for tracking a subject underground, we think that Morlocks or future subterranean dwelling humans are going to embrace this technology the most. Where regular … [Read more...] about Miniscule Israeli Made Gyroscopes Perfect For Subterranean Dwellings
Cowon X7 PMP Hits Korea with HDD Storage
If you are a fan of media players and digital audio players, you may have heard of Cowon. The company is a Korean firm that has a wide range of offerings and has unveiled a new player in Korea today. The new player is called the X7 and has HDD storage. Storage with spinning HDDs in a PMPs isn’t what … [Read more...] about Cowon X7 PMP Hits Korea with HDD Storage
Ubuntu 10.10 Desktop And Netbook Editions Arriving October 10th
The highly anticipated Ubuntu 10.10 has now been confirmed by Canonical to be arriving on October 10th. The new Ubuntu 10.10 is designed for home and mobile computing users and introduces a number of online and offline applications together with a particular focus on the personal cloud. Ubuntu … [Read more...] about Ubuntu 10.10 Desktop And Netbook Editions Arriving October 10th
Samsung Galaxy Tab Coming To Sprint 14th November For $399?
The guys over at the Boy Genius Report are reporting that the Samsung Galaxy Tab will be available with Sprint in the US from the 14th of November for $399 with a two-year agreement. They are also reporting that the Galaxy Tab will be available for a full retail price of $599, which does seem a … [Read more...] about Samsung Galaxy Tab Coming To Sprint 14th November For $399?
HTML5 And CSS3 Support Added to Komodo 6 IDE
ActiveState has just released Komodo 6, the latest version of its IDE (integrated developer environment) software. Komodo IDE 6 now has full Python 3 support (syntax checking, code intelligence, debugging), updated autocomplete for Perl 5.12, and full autocomplete support for HTML 5, CSS 3, and the … [Read more...] about HTML5 And CSS3 Support Added to Komodo 6 IDE
