Software RSS Hardware RSSSometimes less really is more.
Take the solar-powered LG HFB-500 Bluetooth hands-free cell-phone kit, for example.
When you’re cruising down the highway, you don’t want to have to — and in many states, legally can’t — use one hand to hold a cell phone up to your ear.
Many companies have been marketing kits that let you talk on the phone without using your hands, but this is the first that needs no external power.
Adam and Anita Paulk had a nice home outside Temple, Texas, with a big yard and a 10-minute commute to his job.
But in Internet terms, the house was on Slow Lane. There was no high-speed Internet connection available.
So the Paulks pulled up stakes in 2005 and built a home in a new subdivision. It was a little further from his job, but at least it could get broadband.
Building on an array of innovative launches in 2008, Sony Ericsson announces two new products into its mobile music range looking beyond music into 2009 to offer the most state-of-the art mobile music experience.
Teachers and students alike are sweet on the new gadgets that have peppered schools.
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Passengers on airliners and business jets may differ in terms of what they pay for their flights, but thanks to the development of airborne broadband technology, they can now access the Internet, e-mail and text message while enroute regardless of whether they fly commercially or privately.
Tags: apple, Blackberry, Cell, computer, game, Hardware, Phone, Software, Wi-FiT-Mobile’s Android-powered G1 handset just got a powerful retail ally as Wal-Mart said it will sell the smartphone in 550 stores starting Wednesday.
Customers who buy the handset from Wal-Mart will also get a discount, as the retail giant will be selling it for $148.88 for new customers who sign up for a two-year contract. Google (NSDQ: GOOG), HTC, and T-Mobile launched the G1 last week, and customers paid $179 for the handset.
LogMeIn on Tuesday introduced in beta software that provides remote control of an Internet-connected Mac or PC through an Apple iPhone or iPod Touch.
To control a computer using the new Ignition software, the remote machine must also be running LogMeIn software. The company provides people and IT departments with free and premium applications for accessing computers to access files and programs or to fix problems.
