Memorex pushes out two digiframes for proactive Mother’s Day shoppers
Filed under: Digital Cameras, Displays
Oh sure, Mother’s Day is over a month away (in the US), but don’t let mama know that reading this post was the only thing that reminded you. If you’re suddenly stricken with panic, take heart, as Memorex has a new [...]
High voltage “antivirus” halo protects your laptop, keeps you vigilant
Filed under: Misc. Gadgets
Here at Engadget HQ, we have a certain respect for tesla-based DIY endeavors. That being said, we still can’t fathom who in their right mind would actually fling sparks around their laptop just to feel a little closer to that WoW raid. [...]
Screen grabs: David Rossi’s top secret RAZR2 gets concealed
Filed under: Cellphones
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During the first episode of the new season of Criminal Minds, FBI agent and resident neat-freak [...]
Vodafone CEO urges industry to rally around LTE
Filed under: Cellphones, Wireless
Late last year, we were still wondering whether LTE even had the backing to keep up with WiMAX. Fast forward to CTIA 2008, and my, how the tables have turned. Vodafone, which already teamed up with Verizon in order to initiate an LTE trial in [...]
Pleo finally learns to sit with Life OS 1.1
Filed under: Robots
Although Pleo just got upgraded to v1.0.2 earlier this month, UGOBE is taking the Life OS to 1.1 and adding a laundry list of features to boot. Initially available for install only through an SD card (download via USB should hit within a few [...]
Colorware gets ahold of Guitar Hero axes — we’re in love
Filed under: Gaming
If you thought a Colorware’d DS Lite was the new heat, get a load of this. The company famous for making gadgetry of all kinds look its best has turned its talents on the iconic Guitar Hero axe, and we must say, [...]