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party | election | labour | liberal democrat | clegg John Kampfner supports Li...
simon wilson

Today the well-respected political commentator John Kampfner launched the pamphlet, Lost labours, with Nick Clegg.He comments, "As somebody who has a long involvement with the Labour party, including editing the New Statesman magazine, I have been a...

apple ipad | playstation move | apps marketplace | movie trailer | new controller Apple iPad Steals the Lim...
UK Gadget and Tech News, ...

If you thought this year’s Oscars was just a place for movie awards and celebrities touting their posh frocks down the red carpet, then think again. This time it was tech giants, Apple, that were stealing some of the limelight … [visit site t...

street view | google street | view coverage | google maps | streets Google Street View Covers...
Technology Blog (UK), Hi-...

Initially, Google Street View was fairly controversial with many people complaining about invasion of privacy and such issues. However, those concerns have not stopped Google from expanding the service, because as of tomorrow (11th March 2010), you ...

gordon brown | defence chiefs | defence spending | cut defence | snatch land You can't buck the narrat...
EU Referendum

There are several things I try to do with this blog. In bringing you a diet of posts each day, one of my aims is to avoid being derivative. My preference is to bring genuine, new or little-known information to the table, or to add fresh thinking o...

nick hogan | anna raccoon | old holborn | christopher gill | hogan freed Nick Hogan Released -Offi...
Libertarian Party UK

It took the blogosphere just four days to raisethe near £10 000 to secure the release of Nick Hogan, imprisoned forsix months for flouting the smoking ban in his own premises and failingto act as the States unofficial Policeman.It took a further fiv...

arsenal | cup | porto | bendtner | watch potato Weekend Review Show: EPL...
EPL Talk

The FA Cup quarterfinals and Manchester United and Arsenal’s continued assault on the Premiership’s lead highlight this weekend review edition of the EPL Talk podcast. Laurence McKenna and Richard Farley take you through the four FA C...

march 2010 | ed balls | lottery admissions | balls admitted | stinging fly Selly Oak Ward Committee ...
Robert Wright's Blog

The next meeting of the Selly Oak Ward Committee is at 7pm on Wednesday 17 March 2010 at the 1at Ariel Scout HQ, Gibbins Road (next to Harborne Lane), Selly Oak.Items on the agenda include:an update on work on the Selly Oak New Road (a representativ...

amorth | alleged plot | lars vilks | prophet | swedish cartoonist THE BOY CHOIR SANG : HE A...
CALEDONIAN COMMENT

The Roman Catholic church is being plunged into a renewed crisis over how it has dealt with the sexual abuse of children by its clergy after it emerged that the brother of former Hitler Youth and Nazi anti-aircraft gunner Pope Benedict XVI, Monsign...

dog owners | dangerous dogs | responsible dog | dog tax | status dogs New Labour are barking up...
The Lone Voice

Alan Johnson and Hilary Benn have produced a report which proposes that all dogs in this country should be micro-chipped and that dog-owners should have compulsory third-party insurance. Story Dog owners face a new pet “tax” in a government in...

indigenous british | racist | bnp rules | members | still discriminating BNP plans to vet would-be...
The Guardian World News

Party's revised constitution would require all applicants to submit to a two-hour home visit, court is toldThe British National party plans to send officials to vet all would-be members in their homes, a court heard today.A clause in the far right g...

labour peer | lord paul | baroness uddin | prosecution | expenses charges No expenses charges again...
The Guardian World News

Labour peer was investigated over claims that she was paid expenses on a flat in Kent that had been unoccupied for yearsLady Uddin, the Labour peer accused of claiming more than £100,000 in expenses for a flat she did not live in, will not face any ...

climate change | climate science | greenhouse gas | gas emissions | scientists Who owns our science?
EU Referendum

Jo Nova makes a good point in her recent piece about the hideously complex task of tracing funds spent on climate change research. It's a PhD size project, she writes, and there are no grants available to fund this kind of PhD.Actually, as I've hint...

jon venables | bulger's killer | james bulger | prison | james bulger's Bulger killer’s identity ...
Rhod on Public Affairs

Prison guards apparently twigged because of the special attention Jon Venables has receivedBy Tim EdwardsLAST UPDATED 7:50 AM, MARCH 5, 2010It was claimed today that Jon Venables, the murderer of James Bulger, has had his new identity revealed after...

oscars | blind side | best actress | sandra bullock | bigelow Hurt Locker trounces Avat...
The Guardian World News

• Kathryn Bigelow is first woman to win best director Oscar• Avatar gets only three out of nine nominations• Jeff Bridges, Sandra Bullock, Christoph Waltz and Mo'Nique win acting honoursFor once, the Oscars were a genuine nail-biter. Right through t...

hadrian's wall | route hadrian's | volunteers holding | illuminate hadrian's | wall heritage People's army to light up...
The Guardian World News

Thousands using gas flares will illuminate the whole course of Britain's biggest historic monumentInteractive: Lighting up Hadrian's wallAn army that would have astonished the emperor Hadrian is set to take over his Roman wall tomorrow night, lighti...

israel | joe biden | peace | east jerusalem | west bank Israel backs more settlem...
The Guardian World News

Approval for building of 112 new flats in Beitar Illit comes despite partial curbs on settlement construction announced by Israeli governmentThe Israeli defence ministry today authorised further construction in a Jewish settlement on the occupied We...

dyson’s report | voters quiz | brown tough | james dyson’s | politics destruction William Hague: Britain at...
Daily Referendum

In his speech today, William Hague said:“Our ability to undertake economic modernisation will be critical to Britain’s future influence. When capital, labour and technology are increasingly mobile we cannot stand still. That is why James Dyson’s rep...

harry cohen | expenses | mp harry | criminal | police 3 Labour MPs in Court and...
Richard Willis's Blog

Harry Cohen MP Tomorrow three Labour MPs will appear in court charged with offences under the Theft Act due to their Parliamentary expenses claims. Elliott Morley, Jim Devine and David Chaytor will appear in Westminster Magistrates Court. They are t...

cabin crew | unite | aimed averting | striking union | brown’s spin Last-ditch offer as BA st...
The Guardian World News

• BA accepts partial repeal of staff cuts on flights• Union mulls counter-offer as 5pm deadline for talks loomsBritish Airways has tabled an 11th-hour counter-offer as peace talks over a looming cabin crew strike go to the wire.The airline has respo...

organisations nominated | 237 individuals | fake intel | record 237 | 920 processors Daily Technology News For...
Jason Slater Technology B...

Mon, 8th Mar In this article we’ll take a look at some of the key technology news stories and headlines, from around the world, for Monday, 8th March 2010. Today’s Hot Topic: Counterfeit drug pushes are targeting UK based University webs...

ashleigh hall | facebook | social networking | peter chapman | dangers social Facebook threatens to sue...
The Guardian World News

Social networking site fears reputation permanently damaged by false claim that it let older men pressure teenage girls for sexFacebook has threatened to sue the Daily Mail for damages after the paper wrongly claimed in a piece published on Wednesda...

afghan | political settlement | jirga | political engagement | insurgents prepared Start Afghanistan peace t...
The Guardian World News

Foreign Office officials believe elements of Taliban ready to talk but fears grow of long Afghan conflict, and growing casualtiesBritain will today urge the Afghan government to put more effort into the pursuit of peace talks amid fears that the war...

polar bears | bluefin tuna | tuna trade | atlantic bluefin | international trade US throws weight behind p...
The Guardian World News

Melting sea ice in the Arctic will kill thousands of bears in coming years, the US says, and continued commercial trade must not be allowed to make the situation worseIt is a familiar story in the climate change debate. The US government is at odds ...

city jos | nigeria | religious | berom | plateau state Over 500 Christians slaug...
Rhod on Public Affairs

JOS, Nigeria (AFP) - UN chief Ban Ki-moon and Washington led calls for restraint on Monday after the slaughter of more than 500 Christians in Nigeria, as survivors told how the killers chopped down their victims.Funerals took place for victims of th...

sex abuse | priestly celibacy | archbishop vienna | benedict xvi | pope benedict NOT WANTING TO SIT IN THE...
CALEDONIAN COMMENT

In the UK yesterday 3 New Labour MP’s and an opposition Conservative member of the House of Lords insisted that they should not be tried in the courts when they appeared before a judge on charges of expenses fraud. Elliot Morley, David Chayto...

tough decisions | mission | risks ahead | being blown | gordon's character None Of The Above Please
Governmentitus

So we are to have a budget in two weeks time, or at least we are to have Alistair Darling on TV in two weeks time telling us how he is going to spent yet more borrowed cash on swing voters in order to buy Labour another election. Here is some of wha...

6 music | rex featuers | mirco toniolo | drops bruce | dickinson mirco Opinion: The BBC – Snog, ...
Liberal Democrat Voice

It has been open season on the BBC of late. We all have our reasons for criticism: the incompetent decision to close 6 Music, the failure to manage budgets, the excessive salaries of performers and especially of senior managers create a climate of ...

nouri | being counted | maliki establishing | expected | iraq's Iraqi Fed. Election Pound...
Rhod on Public Affairs

Martin Chulov in BaghdadThe Guardian, Sunday 7 March 2010 13.24 GMT A barrage of early-morning rockets that killed at least 25 people across Baghdad has failed to deter voters from turning out in solid numbers in Iraq's pivotal general election.Up t...

annual cheese | cooper's hill | cancelled due | rolling event | cheese rolling Health and safety fears h...
The Guardian World News

Rollers left cheesed off as event stopped due to overcrowding, but organisers are trying to find a solutionIt has long been regarded as one of the most curious – and hazardous – of English springtime pastimes. Competitors chase a large round of chee...

total politics | nick griffin | interview | boycotting total | bnp We’ll huff and we’ll puff...
Though Cowards Flinch

As huffing and puffing seems to be what lefties are best at, in the eyes of the Right-blogosphere at least, we at Though Cowards Flinch thought it might be fun to try some. It has come to our attention that the magazine ‘Total Politics’ ...

 

Apple iPhone 4.0 to Get Multitasking Support via Gadget Venue March 11th, 2010 at 23:35

image We are hearing today that Apple [AAPL] are working on their latest iPhone OS numbered 4.0. The new OS still has a way to go before being launched, but it seems like multitasking is going to be included for 3rd party apps. Currently there are a few apps built by Apple that can multi task such as email and iPod to name a couple.The current OS 3.x does multitask, but 3rd party apps are prevented artificially for various reasons such as security. If they open it up there could be problems with applications accessing other applications etc…Other problems caused with multitasking are to do with memory assignment and battery life. When applications are loaded up there has to be some communication between apps on what memory allocations can be used. Also battery life suffers having to...

Pentax 645D 40 Megapixel Digital SLR Camera via Gadget Venue March 10th, 2010 at 12:52

image Pentax have launched their latest digital SLR camera called the Pentax 645D. The 645D is a medium format camera that has a 40 megapixel CCD sensor along with a 3.0 inch LCD that can display 921k dots.The new 645D is also compatible with existing 645 system lenses. By utilising such a large CCD sensor the camera is aimed at those who want to capture landscape and other outdoor subjects. The sensor measures 44mm x 33mm and uses PENTAXoriginal image-processing technology to process the images when captured to produce extra sharp and super high resolution images.The camera it’s self is lightweight but built out of a magnesium-steel-alloy frame making it also durable. The LCD panel is also built using reinforced glass to help protect from weather, dust and knocks.The camera is capable of...

Pentax 645D 40MB Medium Format Camera via Geeky-Gadgets March 10th, 2010 at 11:18

image Pentax have just launched their new 40 megapixel 645D Medium Format camera. Built with a rugged chassis the Pentax 645D has a newly designed 11-point AF sensor, 77-segment multi-pattern metering system for super-high-accuracy light metering, 3-inch rear LCD, 44mm x 33mm sensor and dual Dual SD/SDHC memory card slots. A custom image function allow you to adjust images with eight modes, including the new Reversal Film mode designed to create images with the colors that are typical of reversal film. Supplied with a large-capacity, rechargeable lithium-ion battery, which can capture approximately 800 images* when fully charged Available to purchase in May 2010 for $9,442 the accompanying  55mm F2.8 lens will also be available for $1,110. Via Engadet This is a post from Geeky Gadgets,...

Garmin ASUS Nuvifone A50 android smartphone via GadgetLite - Latest gadgets and technology news February 17th, 2010 at 08:00

image New contest: Win a new 32GB iPod Touch! Garmin ASUS Nuvifone A50 android smartphone Make way for the first ever Google Android powered Smartphone by Garmin ASUS, known as the Garmin ASUS Nuvifone A50. Garmin is well known brand in manufacturing GPS devices and ASUS is known for its solid and stable hardware. So the collaboration of Garmin and ASUS is expected to offer a comprehensively powerful Smartphone. Any Android Smartphone is literally incomplete without a touchscreen interface. Garmin ASUS Nuvifone A50 offers a 3.5 inch gorgeous touchscreen display with a HVGA picture resolution of 320 x 480 pixels. This Smartphone offers you with all the features offered by any portable navigation system. Its super sensitive GPS receiver gets information from multiple sources including...

Olympus SP-600UZ and SP-800UZ: Superzooms, super memory via Crave at CNET UK February 2nd, 2010 at 17:11

image The Olympus SP-600UZ and SP-800UZ offer a choice of 15x or 30x optical zoom, plus choice of memory: a chuffload or chuffin'...

Dell Adamo Admire now below $1000 via Gadget Venue January 29th, 2010 at 13:55

image Dell have launched the Adamo Admire that is priced below $1000 running at $999. What you get for $999 is a super slim great looking laptop that has a 720p HD screen measuring 13.4 inches. The processor isn’t the fastest at 1.4GHz although it is an Intel Core 2 Duo. The Adamo Admire runs Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit) and has a full sized keyboard. For memory it has 2GB of 800MHz DDR3 dual-channel memory and for storage, a 128GB solid state drive (SSD). The full sized keyboard on the Adamo Admire is back-lit and has a metallic key cap design. A 1.3 megapixel webcam can be found integrated in the bezel as well as an integrated microphone. Ports on the sides of the Adamo include 3 USB 2.0 ports with one eSATA combination. Audio out, and RJ-45 are also included. For connectivity the...

Sleek-designed Samsung MU200 All-in-One PC via Latest Gadgets News January 28th, 2010 at 12:14

image Samsung one the topmost organization has rolled out its brilliant all-in-one desktop computer MU200 with new upgraded technology. Smart desktop will create new revolution with its outstanding features. This new gadget is much convenient to use and add a graceful style to work easy and proves to be the coolest gadget in the market so far. It glorious outshines every ordinary desktop and creates its own place. Samsung MU200 latest model powered by 2.2 GHz Intel Pentium T4400 processor with an efficient 2GB of memory space. Its super sleek look carries NVIDIA GeForce G310m and 320GB HDD. Technical super hi-tech technology has 20” multi-touch screen and a glossy fine finished outlook. Look out for this most lustrous desktop and bring much style in your life as no one can resist...

Panasonic LUMIX DMC-ZR3 announced via Coolest Gadgets January 27th, 2010 at 02:31

image Panasonic has unveiled its latest digital camera, the LUMIX DMC-ZR3 that goes one up one a standard consumer level point-and-shoot as this fully-featured device comes with AVCHD Lite High Definition (HD) video recording capabilities to help you capture your favorite memories in full detail, making sure the passage of time does not allow such data to deteriorate unlike those old analog tapes that we used to grapple with. Apart from that, the Panasonic LUMIX DMC-ZR3 also boasts a 25mm ultra-wide-angle Leica lens and a powerful 8x optical zoom that empowers you with a wide range of shooting options, all crammed into an incredibly slim body which has no qualms about fitting into a small purse or shirt pocket. Apart from that, this latest addition to the ZR Series sees the introduction of...

Game Boy Advance USB Drive via Coolest Gadgets January 24th, 2010 at 20:23

image The old Game Boy Advance cartridges don’t get used as much as before.  Now they find themselves in the backs of closets practically forgotten.  Well thankfully one person is giving those old cartridges some use once again.  Instead of jamming them into your Game Boy, you’ll be plugging these into the USB port of your computer.  Then while it’s not in use it can just hang from your keychain thanks to the built-in keychain ring. As of now you can find these in 3 different versions.  There’s the Mario Vs. Donkey Kong, Super Mario Advance and Metroid Fusion.  All except for Super Mario come with 4GB of built-in memory.  However, Super Mario actually has 8GB.  For those worried about the brand name of their memory, these were created using Kingston memory. ...

World’s Super fast Panasonic and Toshiba SDXC cards via Latest Gadgets News January 20th, 2010 at 18:09

image   For inducing much excitement and convenience, both Panasonic and Toshiba have announced their foremost SDXC memory cards with much higher capacity. Allowing you to accomplish your task at an increased speed and energized you with its great capacity. It will save a lot of time and money of yours on spending on other storage devices. It is quite efficient as compare to other memory card in the market.   Panasonic and Toshiba SDXC cards are competent enough to operate and store data at a highest speed with 64 GB of miraculous storage capacity. It also offers the world’s a maximum write up speed of 22MB per second and 35MB per second respectively. It has digital SLR diehard cameras able to shoot highest quality RAW continuously. So these memory cards will...

USB HD Spy Pen Launched via Gadget Venue January 8th, 2010 at 16:32

image A new spy pen has been introduced that is capable of capturing video at a resolution of 1,280 x 960 pixels at a frame rate of 30fps. The pen is called the Super Slim Video Pen 2 and measures 14cm in length and weighs just 30g. As well as being able to capture HD video the pen can also capture images stored in JPEG format. The internal memory on the HD Spy Pen allows for up to 1.5 hours of video recording to be achieved. The HD spy pen can take cards of up to 16GB in capacity with an 8GB card being good for about 6 hours of video storage. To record video the user just needs to press a button on top of the pen. Once recording is complete files can be transferred by memory card to your PC or by connecting the pen via USB to your computer. The pen is made by Thanko and is being sold currently...

Flexible Flash Memory Revealed via Gadget Venue December 16th, 2009 at 18:42

image Researchers from the University of Tokyo have managed to create some flexible flash memory that can be rolled with a curvature of up to 6mm before the electronics break. To achieve this the researchers managed to put memory cells on to a polyethylene naphthalate sheet. There are limitations though as the current prototypes and test units are only capable of storing data for about a day before the information degrades, however, it’s a step in the right direction that eventually will lead to some super slim memory modules that will be far easier to embed in to slim electronic gadgets. The memory currently uses 6V to erase along with 1V to read and this process can currently be performed 1,000 times on the memory. Although not the highest, the research is still in very early stages so...

ACME Comrade 700 Super Portable via Coolest Gadgets December 7th, 2009 at 13:30

image There are computers, and then there are computers. What we’ll take a look at today falls under the latter which is more special than a standard computer, since it boasts more than enough firepower underneath the hood so to speak to handle everyday number crunching and more. What we’re talking about here is the ACME Comrade 700 Super Portable machine which comes with the latest Intel Core i7 processor and motherboard alongside seven PCI-E Gen2 x16 slots which comes in handy when you’re looking forward to it working with CUDA parallel programming. Just in case ACME Portable doesn’t ring a bell, its brand name is synonymous with rugged computers as well as laptops, capable of withstanding extremely harsh operating conditions where lesser machines would have failed a...

AMD Jaguar Supercomputer via Geeky-Gadgets November 17th, 2009 at 06:52

image After going through an upgrade to 6 Core AMD 6100 processors the Jaguar supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory has now moved up the top 5 super computer list and is now officially the worlds fastest computer. Previously using only Quad core processors with the upgrade to 6 Cores has increased the performance to 2.3 petaflops/s (theoretically). Built on the AMD Opteron six-core its 224,162 cores generating 1.759 petaflops. However Intel is fighting back in 2010 releasing a new High performance Computing (HPC)-optimized version of its “Nehalem-EX, The TOP500 list is compiled by Hans Meuer of the University of Mannheim, Germany; Erich Strohmaier and Horst Simon of NERSC/Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; and Jack Dongarra of the University of Tennessee,...

Clockman Japanese Alarm Clock via Geeky Gadgets November 16th, 2009 at 10:35

image Here is another fun geeky gadget all the way from Japan, the Clockman Japanese Alarm Clock. The Clockman Japanese Alarm Clock measures 80 x 83 x 80mm and is made by Takara Tomy, it will tell you the time as well as speak one of the 300 programmed phrases randomly throughout the day. There are four different version of the Clockman available, and each one has a different personality, check out the video of them in action below. If you want one, the Clockman is available to pre-order for $57 from Japan Trend Shop. via Crunch Gear This is a post from Geeky Gadgets, who bring you the latest cool Gadgets.Clockman Japanese Alarm Clock Related posts:Cool Mods – The DIY Super NES Alarm ClockSimon Says Memory Game Alarm ClockMosquito Alarm...

Winner of our latest free gadget giveaway via GadgetLite - Latest gadgets and technology news November 9th, 2009 at 19:02

image Readers: Take part for your chance to win a mini bluetooth USB dongle! Winner of our latest free gadget giveaway Thanks so much to everyone who recently took part in our free giveaway. Its now time to announce the winner of Free gadget giveaway: Win a mini bluetooth USB dongle! Through out last week, we’ve been holding a contest, giving away a super tiny, nano-sized bluetooth USB dongle, as pictured below. The winner has now been randomly chosen! The winning ticket (comment entry number) is: Comment entry number 10 – Vasudevan Could the winner please contact us ASAP with your contact details and postal address so that we may get it into the post for you before the upcoming holidays. We’re also in the middle of making some new changes to the way our giveaway contests...

Quick reminder: Win tickets to London Freeze 2009 via GadgetLite - Latest gadgets and technology news October 23rd, 2009 at 09:55

image Readers: Take part for your chance to win free tickets to London Freeze 2009! Quick reminder: Win tickets to London Freeze 2009 Super quick reminder to anyone who will be in the UK, more specifically London during the Halloween weekend Oct 31 to Nov 1 - its going to be the London Freeze 2009! We’ve been holding a contest, giving two tickets away, the contest ends tonight at 2100 GMT! Winners will be randomly drawn and announced by Monday next week, tickets will then be sent to you (depends on how quickly you tell us your address) directly from LG! So check out all the details if you’re going to be free and want a chance to win: Free giveaway: Win free tickets to London FREEZE 2009! Related posts Free giveaway: Win free tickets to London FREEZE 2009! Winners of our latest...

Aviator 312 USB 3.0 External SSD via Geeky Gadgets October 7th, 2009 at 07:20

image This Active Media’s Aviator 312 USB 3.0 External SSD has a blistering fast read and write speed. Touching 240MB/s read and 160GB/s while writing and its available in 16GB to 64GB storage capacities. A full 25GB HD film can be saved in about two minutes. USB 3.0 SSD’s only use 40% of the USB 3.0 theoretical bandwidth so there is still plenty of room to expand and increase the read/write speed even further. The other beauty of these drives is their size, measuring only 3″ long and 0.2″ thick ( smaller than a credit card) and they will be the first to use a micro-USB 3.0 connector.Hopefully these beauties will be available to purchase before Christmas at around $209 for the 64GB, $119 for the 32GB and $89 for the 16GB Via Everything USB This is a post from Geeky...

A-DATA SH93 rugged HDDs are perfect for extreme sporting via GadgetLite - Latest gadgets and technology news October 5th, 2009 at 08:05

image Readers: Take part to win a free Wi-Fire - long range WiFi adapter! A-DATA SH93 rugged HDDs are perfect for extreme sporting A-DATA has launched the industry’s first 1m 30 minute water and shock resistant HDDs aka SH93. If you’re actively involved in outdoor extreme sports or if you’re kind of like Bear Grylls but are worred about putting important data in a USB memory stick while you’re abseiling, the SH93 could suit your needs perfectly. To be available in 250GB, 320GB, 500GB and 640GB, these external HDDs feature a molded rubber-plastic case and special cushion materials making them both waterproof and shock resistant. In terms of toughness, they also meet the military’s MIL-STD-810F standard for drop resistance. A-DATA Introduces Industry’s First 1M...

Archos 5 Internet Tablet via Mighty Gadget Blog: The latest technology news & reviews in the UK September 18th, 2009 at 22:26

image We may have touched on the rumours of the French gadget whizz’s next internet tablet but now Archos have officially confirmed the details of the new Archos 5 powered by that wonderful Android.   Packed with loads of features as Archos products always seem to the tablet comes in many memory size varieties from 8 to 32 GB in the super thin Flash memory configurations (with a micro SD (SDHC) card slot) or from 160 to 500 GB in a hard drive version there’ll be one that fits your memory requirements or your pocket limitations. Read on for specs and price. Full Specs and features : 800x480 pixels, 4.8'' TFT LCD Touchscreen Supports most video and audio playback types Standard Photo Viewer Support subtitles files with .srt, .ssa, .smi, .sub extensions Video/Audio recording,...

Nautiz X7 PDA is super tough via Coolest Gadgets September 10th, 2009 at 14:00

image Not many people use PDAs these days considering the archaic nature of the device, but selected industries and lines of work still require such a device, but ordinary builds won’t be able to last in those environments. The ultra-rugged Nautiz X7 PDA fits the bill though, as this IP67 rated Nautiz X7 is no slouch when it comes to performance, offering a speedy 806MHz processor that is powered by Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 operating system while accompanied by the following features :- 3G cellular phone capability 3-megapixel camera with autofocus and flash Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity 4GB internal memory 128MB RAM Full VGA resolution touchscreen display GPS support Digital compass Altimeter G-sensor It complies with the IP67-rating and passes full MIL-STD-810F testing, making...

Sharp NetWalker PC-Z1 with 5 Inch Display via Gadget Venue August 28th, 2009 at 09:25

image The NetWalker built by Sharp is another netbook sized device that is completely on opposite sites of the scale to the spacebook we just mentioned. This tiny netbook has just a 5 inch display, has 512MB of RAM and runs an 800MGz Arm Cortex-A8 processor. The device is ultra-compact due to it’s small screen and dimensions of 161 x 109 x 20-25 mm and a weight of just 410g. Battery life see’s this netbook powered for about 10 hours. The Sharp NetWalker MID runs Ubuntu Linux 9.04 OS and has 4GB of integrated flash memory for storing data. The 5 inch screen has a fairly good resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels and is backlit by LED. Although the NetWalker is not super powerful it still provides an ultra portable way of easily browsing the internet and checking emails amongst other...

Face-Palm via Marine Snow August 21st, 2009 at 17:27

It’s taken many months of soul searching, banging my head against the wall of logical thought, but I’ve finally realised why going back to the hospital is lighting up my ED circuits in a severely not fun manner. I’m putting aside the host of less than super memories that accompany a trip down memory lane,...

Tech21 iPhone Case Uses D3O as Seen on Dragons Den via GadgetyNews.com August 20th, 2009 at 10:54

image If, like me, you watched Dragons Den last night you will now be familiar with the name Tech21 – not Tec21 that make the lovely SansAmp range The presentation was centered around D3o – this super-flexible, but very strong and protective material was to be used for laptop cases as well as this groovy iPhone case that will guard your iPhone or iPhone 3GS. The case promises to be soft and subtle when wrapped around your phone but if it hits something the memory material will go hard on impact thus protecting your gadgety gear. The technology until now has been only really used in sports equipment such as biking jackets and the like. It’s available now for £14.95 from eXpansys. Check out the Megawhat TV video below Related posts:MoGo Bluetooth Headset Folds into...

Super Mario World Question Mark Block Ottoman via Geeky-Gadgets August 5th, 2009 at 11:31

Here is a fun accessory for you geeky apartment, great for all the Mario fans out there, the Super Mario World Question Mark Block Ottoman. The Super Mario World Question Mark Block Ottoman would look great in any geeks apartment, it measures 15 x 15 x 15 inches and is made from memory foam and covered in vinyl. It looks like there is only one of these Super Mario World Question Mark Block Ottoman’s available, if you want one it is for sale for $249.99 on Etsy, what about a fun Mario rug to go with it? This is a post from Geeky Gadgets, who bring you the latest cool Gadgets.Super Mario World Question Mark Block Ottoman Related posts:Super Mario Bros Mushroom Pillow SetSuper Mario Mushroom CoastersSuper Mario Bros Push...

Averatec N3400 13″ Aluminum Notebook via Geeky-Gadgets July 28th, 2009 at 14:37

Weighing less than 4 pounds this ultra-slim aluminium 13″ laptop by Averatec is the lightest they produce and packs a good spread of features.  Normally associated with building all in one PC systems Averatec seems to have closed the gap between Netbooks and laptops with their new Averatec N3400. Which combines a speedier processor than a netbook but keeps the price low. Specifications – Model N3400 Intel Pentium Dual Core T3400 2.16GHz processor 13.3-inch WXGA 3GB DDR2, 800MHz, expandable to 8GB 250GB SATA External USB Super-Multi 8x dual-layer DVD/CD reader-burner Three high-speed USB 2.0 ports, microphone input jack, headphone/external output jack, D15 VGA external display output, 4-in-1 memory card reader (MS/MS PRO/MMC/SD) Bluetooth, 802.11n wireless, 10/100/1000...

Tron Legacy (2010) Trailer (HD) - from the oldskool to the nuskool via me.dm // phil campbell // centralized webmedia experiments July 26th, 2009 at 13:15

virtual hattip to scott beale @laughingsquid for the original post I so remember tron as one of my found childhood memories of computing and computers in my life, the idea of these big supercomputers and the way that nodes, processes and programs were explained to me on a simple level.  this is so gonna rock when it comes out next year.  regardless of storyline, graphics and all the rest of the hollywood guff.  the fact that it will relight the memory as a child it is like the mecca of a digital remake for the oldskool geek. Related articles by Zemanta Cray-1: The Super Computer [Computers] (gizmodo.com) Leak in supercomputer building forces replacement of $4M in gear (insidehpc.com)Nagoya University Goes with Fujitsu (insidehpc.com)Penguin...

Virgin Media trials 10Mbps upload, reduces price of 50Mbps deal via BitterWallet July 16th, 2009 at 14:00

image The Future, yesterday. It’s the future, I tells ya. Upload speeds as fast as lightening, or at least faster than most broadband user’s download speeds. Virgin Media is about to test broadband upload speeds of up to 10Mbps, barely two years since Virgin and other mainstream broadband suppliers were selling us the dream of 8Mbps for downloading. Virgin Media states that at this super duper speed, a user could upload a memory card full of full frontal images to The Hun* in just two minutes, although that’s based on a 128Mb card containing 75 photos at 1.6Mb each. That’s a low resolution and titchy card size for even an average digital camera these days; Virgin are seemingly throwing around small numbers to make the service sound more impressive when they didn’t...

Spy Gadgets – Super Slim Spy Pen via Geeky-Gadgets July 10th, 2009 at 10:07

We have seen a few of these spy pens here on geeky gadgets, there is now a new one available, the Super Slim Spy Pen. The Super Slim Spy Pen is designed to be smaller that previous versions measuring 13mm in diameter by 140mm long, it can record up to 7.5 hours of video on the built in 2GB of memory, the memory can also be expanded up to 8GB via a microSD card. The Super Slim Spy Pen can record video at a 736 x 576 resolution and take photographs at a 1280 x 960 resolution, it connects to your PC via USB so you can easily transfer your recorded video and photos. If you want one, the Super Slim Spy Pen is available for $74.69 from GeekStuff4u. This is a post from Geeky Gadgets, who bring you the latest cool Gadgets. Spy Gadgets – Super Slim Spy Pen Related posts:Casio XJ-S43W...

Super Talent presents kaleidoscopic Pico Mini Flash Drive via VaroLogic Blog July 9th, 2009 at 05:40

image The cutest and smartest gadget for a techie is often the smallest one that is the petite USB flash drive. The memory gadget engulfs a lot of data and aid in commuting data portably. New entrants in the Flash Drive arena are Super Talent Pico Mini Flash Drive. The mini drives of size 31.8 mm appears in elegant colours. We can store 2GB, 4GB, 8GB and 16 GB in Pink, Leafy Green, Sky Blue and Black coloured drives respectively. The tiny USB 2.0 flash drives can transfer data at a jet speed of 30 Mbps and is compatible with Windows ReadyBoost. The drives costs 9.99, $14.99, $23.99 and $39.99 in ascending order of memory capacity....