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Netflix streaming arrives on PS3

November 10, 2009 By Kinjal Sangoi Leave a Comment

  Netflix streaming is now available to American PS3 gamers, provided you ordered the Netflix disc. But if you haven’t, you can order one yours for free. Netflix is available to PS3 users at no extra cost and will only have to shell out $8.99/month for the Netflix membership. Order Netflix disc [Via PSblog]

Filed Under: Gaming

Intel Reader takes pictures of text and reads it aloud

November 10, 2009 By Kinjal Sangoi Leave a Comment

  Intel has introduced Reader, a nifty gadget for people affected with reading disabilities, dyslexia or partial blindness. The rugged Intel Reader consists of a camera, OCR engine and a screen that takes pictures of the printed text, converts and displays/reads aloud the scanned text. It also plays MP3s and converts the scanned docs into […]

Filed Under: Misc.

Mac OS X v10.6.2 update takes away Atom CPU support

November 10, 2009 By Kinjal Sangoi Leave a Comment

  The worst fear came true. Apple released the v10.6.2 update for Mac OS X and with that took away Atom CPU support that was used by hacktinosh users for installing Mac OS X on Atom-powered netbooks. The 10.6.2 update is said to start instant rebooting of the netbooks, leaving with the only options of […]

Filed Under: Apple

Epson develops HTPS LCD panel with four times the full HD resolution

November 9, 2009 By Kinjal Sangoi 1 Comment

  Epson has created what is said to be the world’s first 4K-compatible high-temperature polysilicon (HTPS) TFT liquid crystal panel for 3LCD projectors. The prototype display measures only 1.64-inches but it boasts a mammoth resolution of 4096×2160 pixels, four times higher than the full HD (1080p) resolution. Epson reckons the use of projectors has expanded […]

Filed Under: Hardware, Technology

Nokia recalls mobile chargers due to shock hazard

November 9, 2009 By Kinjal Sangoi Leave a Comment

  UPDATE: Recall details for Indian Nokia consumers added here. Nokia today announced an exchange program of mobile handset chargers due to the possibility of a shock hazard. The faulty BYD-made Nokia chargers’ plastic cover become loose and separate, exposing the internal components and thus exposing to a shock when plugged in a live socket. […]

Filed Under: Misc.

ZiiLABS announces full HD capable, 1GHz ZMS-08 SoC

November 9, 2009 By Kinjal Sangoi Leave a Comment

  Zii powered products are yet to be seen in the real market but ZiiLABS, creators of Zii chips and Creative’s subsidiary is continuing its domination in the SoC sector. They’ve announced the 3rd generation media applications processor, ZMS-08. The Stemcell processor offers quite a number of features that diminishes the difference between the capabilities […]

Filed Under: Hardware

$99 8GB iPhone 3G to be replaced with 8GB iPhone 3GS?

November 6, 2009 By Kinjal Sangoi Leave a Comment

  Take this with a pinch of salt but if couple of BGR sources are to be believed, Apple and AT&T might have something interesting for the consumers this Christmas. According to them, the $99 iPhone 3G will be replaced with an iPhone 3GS bearing the same 8GB capacity. The reasoning sounds a bit way […]

Filed Under: Mobile Phones, Rumors

CrunchPad hindered by higher than expected costs?

November 6, 2009 By Kinjal Sangoi 2 Comments

  Michael Arrington’s CrunchPad gave hopes for a decent looking (and functioning) tablet on the cheap but according to Silicon Alley Insider that hope looks quite bleak. They’ve heard from several sources that CrunchPad is delayed or dead due to increasing expenses. CrunchPad was first supposed to hit the retail shelves in mid-2009 but with […]

Filed Under: Rumors

Nintendo DS shot through a wall

November 5, 2009 By Kinjal Sangoi Leave a Comment

  So shooting a gadget at a stationary object just for the heck of it seems to be the new rage. We’ve seen Sony attempting their PS3 crash into a Bravia and now a French gaming mag has attempted to shoot Nintendo DS through a wall. Agreed a video of DS crashing into the wall […]

Filed Under: Misc.

Apple App Store is a home to 100,000 apps

November 5, 2009 By Kinjal Sangoi Leave a Comment

  Keeping the debatable “How many fart or useless apps App Store has?” aside, the App Store boasts something commendable the other App Stores can’t. Apple has announced that the App Store now houses a whopping 100,000 apps, clearly showing its popularity amongst developers and consumers. If this small stat was not enough, Apple also […]

Filed Under: Apple

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