Monthly Archives: March 2010

The Energy RC-Micro 5.1 Surround Speaker System was highly rated with a $999 MSRP, but it’s a steal for $399, delivered. Originally posted at The Audiophiliac

Apple changed the delivery date for new orders of the iPad to April 12, indicating that pre-order sales of the new tablet device may be better than expected. Originally posted at News – Apple

Cud it out! A dairy farm in Russia is trying to turn its cattle into TV junkies by installing Samsung LCD TVs in a barn. The goal: better milk.

Find out which budget laptop came out on top in the spring 2010 edition of our retail laptop roundup.

MediaPost is reporting that after iPads invade the world next weekend, the company will introduce a mobile advertising platform on April 7.

The SIMsystem, electronic underwear that first appeared on ABC’s New Inventors program in 2008, is now being rolled out across New South Whales in Australia. Originally posted at News – Health Tech

CNET Car Tech goes along as an autonomous Audi TTS drivers laps on a dirt track. Originally posted at The Car Tech blog

Skype and Verizon have joined forces to bring Skype’s calling app to certain BlackBerry and Android phones. We show you the app from the conference floor. Originally posted at CTIA 2010

Microsoft is bringing USB mass storage capabilities to the Xbox 360 in an update coming in a week and a half. Originally posted at Web Crawler

A mobile-app analytics firm turns up what appear to be screenshots of what the App Store will look like on the forthcoming touch-screen tablet from Apple. Originally posted at Circuit Breaker

Fujitsu registered the trademark in 2003, but Apple bought it just in time for the iPad launch next week. Originally posted at Circuit Breaker

The original Just Cause game debuted in September 2006 and though it attempted to introduce some compelling gameplay, we were left wanting more. Three and a half years later, the same development team (Avalanche Studios) is back it with promises … Continue reading →

Find out which budget laptop came out on top in the spring 2010 edition of our retail laptop roundup.

Skype and Verizon have joined forces to bring Skype’s calling app to certain BlackBerry and Android phones. We show you the app from the conference floor. Originally posted at CTIA 2010