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- Inductive coupling transfers energy from one device to another across a shared magnetic field. you should be able to take your mobile or iPod from your home to your office, charging it in your car all the way without doing anything extraordinary. |
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- This kind of product would replace the replaceable batteries with a microgenerator that would get its juice from a person's own movements. |
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- The solution is a mobile phone breathalyzer that can check your intoxication level and send your mugshot and GPS location straight to your boss if you fail the test. |
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- Much of the increase can be attributed to a growth of in-vehicle entertainment, which will account for a majority of the new intake. |
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- Offering a switchblade-like form factor, the X830 looks more like a DAP with phone functions than the other way around. |
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- Reigncom, better known by their iRiver subsidiary around these parts, wants to jump into the online music selling business, recently launching the tune-centric Juke On portal. |
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- Brando has simplified the process and they're doing it for just twenty bucks. Plug in one end of their USB Phonebook into your celly, the other end into your computer, and with just one press of the button, everything is backed up. |
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- Microsoft isn't immune to the firmware bug either, and it seems that the Zune is capable of much more than what's currently rocking. |
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- Some have said that this could prove to be dangerous if it falls into the hands of terrorists (remote explosives?), but I'm much more interested in a completely different application: single-person water skiing. |
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- Hollywood's greatest effort thus far as been the AACS DRM system developed for HD-DVDs. Too bad it has now been hacked. |
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- It's even got that metallic laser-etched keypad! The front fascia boasts a chrome-like mirror finish, but when you flip the handset over to its back, you'll discover that ugly plain flat silver that so many entry-level phones seem to have. |
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- We're still waiting on that whole ratification business, but that isn't stopping most companies from pumping out the 802.11n goodness. D-Link is no exception. |
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- Developed by tv Compass, the Smart Remote appears to target the same segment of the market as those awesome Logitech Harmony units with one notable difference: This thing's got WiFi. |
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- There's no need to scribble down important numbers on a scrap piece of paper anymore, because YellowPages.com has just launched their PC-to-mobile feature. |
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- It'll have the luxury of leather seats and the like, but with rear-wheel-drive and independent suspension, it could also be sporty. And that's where they want to see Buick fill the niche: performance luxury. |
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- You want American muscle? We've got the American muscle. Dodge was nice enough to unveil their 2008 Viper SRT-10 ahead of schedule, breaking cover well before the Detroit Auto Show next month. |
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