Monthly Archives: August 2008

The Aliph Jawbone 2. Is its radiation harmful? (Credit: Aliph) Q: I’m curious as to whether Bluetooth headsets also emit radiation, which could prove harmful to one’s health. What can you tell me about this? – Craig A: Bluetooth headsets … Continue reading →

Nokia scored a hat-trick today with the announcement of three new Nokia N series models: the Nokia N96 (North American Edition), the Nokia N85, and the Nokia N79. Keeping with the family, the trio of Symbian smartphones offer high-end multimedia … Continue reading →

Is the LG LX600 coming to Sprint soon? (Credit: LG) This squat little device is purportedly the new LG LX600 for Sprint, set to debut some time in the near future. An intrepid user on the SprintUsers.com forum found this … Continue reading →

These screen shots show the Android-phone interface to the Android Market. The software shows what applications can be downloaded and reviews of applications that people are browsing. (Credit: Google) Arguably one of the best things to come out of the … Continue reading →

These screen shots show the Android-phone interface to the Android Market. The software shows what applications can be downloaded and reviews of applications that people are browsing. (Credit: Google) Arguably one of the best things to come out of the … Continue reading →

"Phone Fingers may lead to increased targeting by bullies," notes CIO.com. (Credit: Phone Fingers ) You could embarrass your iPhone by loading it up with any number of the programs on our 10 absurd new iPhone apps list, or its … Continue reading →

Sharp's 23-millimeter thick Aquos XS1 comes to the U.K. this fall. (Credit: Engadget) We had inklings that thin was in for the HDTV business this year after CES, but the sets being shown off at IFA in Berlin this week … Continue reading →

The Shuttle X27, which we reported on last week, is small physically. Turns out, so is the price. (Credit: Shuttle) Shuttle let us know Thursday that the miniscule desktop will start at $189–sans monitor, and peripherals, like all Shuttle PCs. … Continue reading →

He that standeth tallest and shouts loudest wins the game. (Credit: Crave Asia) There’s a certain pain to covering the massive Comex IT bazaar that takes place every August in Singapore. However, getting one’s toes stubbed by some clod in … Continue reading →

The 8-inch SPF-85V: save this one for the small, cute pics. (Credit: Samsung ) Digital photo frames. You love ‘em, I love ‘em. Well, actually I’ve only ever seen one in use before and that one was broken. Call me … Continue reading →

If you took one of Logitech’s increasingly ubiquitous Pure-Fi desktop stereos and integrated one of its Squeezebox network-audio streamers, you’d probably come up with something like the Logitech Squeezebox Boom. Previous Squeezebox models had to be plugged into an existing … Continue reading →

Should a computer ever be described as “cute?” The Space Cube shows that’s surely open to debate. After drooling over the tiny available-only-in-Japan Space Cube, PC Pro finally got one, and has done a rather lengthy review of the adorably … Continue reading →

KBB's new Web site optimized for iPhone and iPod Touch. (Credit: Dong Ngo/CNET Networks) Kelley Blue Book (KBB), the popular Web site that rates and provides information on motor vehicles, launched on Wednesday its new version that’s optimized for iPhone’s … Continue reading →

(Credit: Swann Communications) From the folks who brought you the creepy and simultaneously cool (depending on who’s using it) DVR flashlight, comes another 007-inspired piece of high-tech security gear. On Wednesday, Swann Communications introduced the IP-3G ConnectCam 1000. The ConnectCam … Continue reading →