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Apple Ten One Design SoundClip gets demo’d January 9, 2009 1:48 am by Sal Cangeloso
One problem with gaming on the iPhone is that when you play in landscape your hand inevitably covers the device’s speaker. With the speaker on the bottom of the device there is almost no way to comfortably game (for any period of time) without partially covering the speaker. It’s not a catastrophic problem, but it’s [...] Posted in: Apple, CES Tagged: CES 2009, iphone, soundclip, ten one design Read More » 
Today at CES 2009, Griffin Technologies showed off their new Navigate inline controller and iFM app for iPhone and iPod touch. Navigate “delivers FM stereo radio and offers a remote control for any recent-generation iPod or iPhone model.” The Navigate features play, stop, pause, forward, backward and scan controls. Users can also view album/artist info, playlists, shuffle [...] Posted in: Apple, Gadgets, Mobile Tagged: CES 2009, Griffin, iFM, iphone, ipod, Navigate Read More » Sign up for the geek.com newsletters to receive the latest news and reviews! Details » Enter Your Email Address: Sign Up Now Weekly 
Gadgets Celio shows off some prototypes including Android running on REDFLY January 8, 2009 7:40 pm by Joel Evans We reviewed the REDFLY a while back and since that time the company has released new versions, one of which can work a bit with the iPhone. CES is always the place where companies love to announce new features and Celio has seized the spotlight and announced one new product and shown off a couple of [...] Posted in: Gadgets, Mobile Tagged: Android, Celio, CES 2009, REDFLY, Windows Mobile Read More » 
News Geek.com Newsletter — January 8, 2009 — Live from CES 2009 January 8, 2009 6:20 pm by Joel Evans January 1st - January 8th Contents 1 Geek Thoughts 2 This Week on Geek 3 Geek.com Web Picks 4 Featured Downloads (Sponsored) 5 Don’t Forget About This 1 Geek Thoughts — Live from CES 2009 We’re live at CES this year with myself and Sal on the ground and a team at home writing up all of the coverage as it hits the wire. It’s actually working out really [...] Posted in: News, Newsletter Tagged: CES 2009, Newsletter, wireless power Read More » 
Mobile Oxygen Forensic Suite 2 pulls valuable data from mobile phones January 8, 2009 5:52 pm by Brian Osborne
In a criminal investigation the mobile phone of a suspect or a victim can contain a wealth of information which may be beneficial to investigators. Of course, you need the proper tools to get to that information. One tool made by Oxygen Software is called Oxygen Forensic Suite 2, version 1.5. The software supports Symbian [...] Posted in: Mobile Tagged: forensic, forensic suite 2, mobile phone, Oxygen 1 Comment | Read More » 
Microsoft has started off their year with some good news from Verizon Wireless. That’s because Verizon Wireless has announced that Microsoft will become the exclusive provider of portal, local, and Internet search, in addition to mobile advertising for its subscribers. The agreement is for a period of five years and will begin in the first [...] Posted in: Mobile Tagged: CES 2009, Microsoft, search, verizon wireless, windows live Read More » 
The world has been waiting to see what Palm could possibly bring to the table to compete with the iPhone and other innovative phones that have hit the market in recent years. There were rumors that Palm would unveil its new Nova OS at CES and now we’ve got the official word. The new device, the [...] Posted in: Mobile Tagged: Palm, Palm Pre, Touchstone, webOS 1 Comment | Read More » 
At CES 2009, iRiver showed off their new multimedia internet phone and new multimedia players. The company’s personal multimedia players are the P7, E50, and the E100. The P7 uses NAND Flash memory–which is the same type of flash memory used in the new SDXC cards that have a whopping 2 TBs of memory. However, the [...] Posted in: Gadgets Tagged: CES 2009, D50N, E100, E50, iRiver, P35, P7, wave Read More » 
WunderRadio, previously available for the iPhone, is now coming to Windows Mobile devices. The WunderRadio application offers access to 50,000 AM/FM and Internet radio stations. Programming can be searched by local radio, location, and genres. The application even supports Real Networks streams. The application makes it easy to search for specific programs and on-air personalities through [...] Posted in: Mobile Tagged: internet, radio, Windows Mobile, WunderRadio Read More » 
Chips ViewSonic announces 3D ready line of products January 8, 2009 3:47 pm by Chris Gampat As you probably guessed, ViewSonic launched new products today at CES 2009. Amongst the new products are its VieBook, the ViePC attached PC, the VPC100, its 3D line–the FuHzion. The VieBook is a netbook at 2.6 lbs, 10.2″ screen, Intel Atom 1.6GHz processor, 1GB of memory, 160GB hard drive, ethernet, Wi-Fi, Bluetooh, 1.3MP webcam, 4-in-1 card [...] Posted in: Chips Tagged: CES 2009, VieBook, ViePC attached PC, ViewSonic, VPC100 Read More » 
Of all Asus Eee PC models, the 1000H has been one of the highlights. The 10-inch, hard drive-equipped product was one of the company’s breakout hits and proven that a netbook could have better usability than the 7-inch 701c and successful replace the SSD with a 2.5-inch hard drive. At this point though the 1000H [...] Posted in: CES, Chips, Chips Picks Tagged: 1000h, 1000HE, 1002ha, asus, CES 2009, netbook Read More » 
At CES 2009, Chumby announced that they will be delivering “personalized internet content to consumer devices.” Chumby is a company whose device brought users NYTimes content and also allowed users to access their Facebook and Twitter accounts via the device. They have partnered with Samsung to complete the initiative. Their latest intention is to stream Chumby [...] Posted in: News Tagged: CES 2009, Chumby, samsung, widgets Read More » 
January 9, 12 noon PST will see the opening of Windows 7 beta for the world to see, as Microsoft will be using that date to throw the doors open and show people what Vista should have been. Sure, most of the buzz of this announcement has been deflated as it was no where near [...] Posted in: News Tagged: beta, Microsoft, Windows 7 Read More » 
Games BFG introduce Phobos Gaming/Home Theater System January 8, 2009 1:46 pm by Shaan Kirpalani
There’s a new high-end heavyweight out there for serious gamers with seriously expendable incomes–the Phobos Gaming/Home Theater System from BFG Technologies. Known for their PC power supplies and powerful 3D graphic cards, Phobos is BFG’s first foray into multimedia gaming PC’s. The Phobos machines are hand-built and at a base cost of $3000, come with [...] Posted in: Games Tagged: 3D Graphics card, BFG Technologies, gamers, gaming, home theater system, Phobos 1 Comment | Read More » 
Another company has thrown their hat into the ring for the growing SSD market. Memory maker Kingston has announced its first SSD products, but this isn’t the start of the company manufacturing its own drives. Kingston is taking the stance that they don’t need to manufacture what has already been made elsewhere and is instead basically [...] Posted in: News Tagged: Intel, kingston, SSD, SSDNow, storage 1 Comment | Read More » 
Here is an interesting timer switch that uses your geography to decide when it is time to turn on and off. The Aube Solar Timer Switch is programmed with your city’s location via longitude/latitude and will automatically adjust itself throughout the seasons to turn on your lights for you in the evening and turn them [...] Posted in: Gadgets Tagged: Aube, solar, switch, timer Read More » 
Adrenaline Technologies have announced a new headset called SlotPhones that breaks the common rules when it comes to listening to music. Usually you buy some headphones, attach them to an MP3 player, and start listening. But Adrenaline have created a headset that doesn’t need a separate MP3 player because everything is built-in. The headset has a [...] Posted in: Gadgets Tagged: Adrenaline Technologies, Bluetooth headset, CES 2009, mp3, Music Read More » 
In September last year SanDisk introduced their alternative music format called slotMusic which basically saw albums supplied on memory cards instead of CDs. This was then backed up when in October SanDisk introduced the slotMusic player which we later reviewed positively. Now they have expanded their range of slot products with the announcement of the [...] Posted in: Gadgets Tagged: CES 2009, Music, sandisk, slotmusic, slotRadio 1 Comment | Read More » 
We’ve seen WowWee announcing a range of micro projectors that work with your iPhone, but 3M are looking to miniaturise the projector even further with their latest bit of tech. Their tiny MM200 is a projector meant to be fitted inside the casing of a mobile phone so you don’t need to carry anything else. At [...] Posted in: Mobile Tagged: 3m, CES 2009, MM200, mobile phones, mobile projector Read More » 
The Nintendo Wii has done a lot of good by making it possible to get in some exercise while enjoying video gaming. But if you still think the Wii could use a kick in the pants, per se, in burning even more calories while you game, then the jOG controller shown at this year’s CES [...] Posted in: Gadgets Tagged: CES 2009, controller, jog, jogging, Wii 1 Comment | Read More » 
Well here is one way to show off that your equipment can survive in extreme conditions - at least cold ones anyway. The memory makers at Corsair wanted to give guests at CES 2009 something that most, if not all have never seen before. That certainly was accomplished by the Corsair showpiece of a fancy company logo [...] Posted in: News Tagged: CES 2009, Corsair, drive, flash, ice, survivor, usb Read More » 
We recently reviewed Clickfree’s new Transformer Cable and now the company has announced a slew of other new products at CES. Below is a quick round-up: 1 TB Clickfree Backup Drive: Targeted towards small and medium enterprises or home offices where users need to backup multiple computers; it’s based on a larger 3.5″ drive. The drive stores [...] Posted in: Gadgets Tagged: 1TB drive, CES 2009, clickfree, Mac support, Transformer Cable Read More » 
In addition to the new camcorders, televisions, and laptops announced by Sony there are a number of other little gadgets and devices that the company announced at CES 2009. Sony’s Webbie webcams are some of those products. The Webbies are HD webcams that record MP4 video and take 5 MP photos. Additionally, there is a 5x [...] Posted in: Gadgets, News Tagged: CES 2009, DVDirect VRD-MC10, NWZ-W202, Sony, Sony Ericsson, Webbie Read More » 
CES is loaded with new and innovative products and one of the latest to hit the wires is Pogoplug. Pogoplug is a tiny device that connects between your USB drive and your router and after a quick setup, makes the contents of your USB drive (media, files, etc..) available on any locally networked computer or [...] Posted in: Gadgets Tagged: media sharing, Pogoplug, usb, web 2.0 Read More » 
Samsung is taking full advantage of CES to show off the many new home theater products it is rolling out, including the first Blu-ray Sound Bar. The unit is wall-mountable with a frame just under three inches deep and plays in 1080p with 5.1 sound. USB or Bluetooth connections allow further functionality for media streaming. Also [...] Posted in: Gadgets, News Tagged: Blu-ray, CES 2009, samsung, sound bar Read More » 
Sony unveiled a slew of new products for the new year at CES 2009. Everything from televisions, laptops, cameras and were shown and displayed. First up, Sony unveiled their LCD HD BRAVIA televisions now complete with BRAVIA widgets via an internet connection. The new XBR9 and Z series televisions have ethernet connections that allow for free [...] Posted in: Gadgets Tagged: bravia, CES 2009, LCD, OLED, Sony, television Read More » View Archives 12345 ... 1020Next » 
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