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Tech News for the Day, Thursday, September 2, 2010

This is a Virtual Mirror for augmented reality cosmetics.

Check out the X-Frame folding vehicle.

See the Power Laces, as seen in Back to the Future II.

NAVTEQ takes the boring out of GPS directions.

Sony Walkman sales exceed iPod sales, at least in Japan.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab gets spotlighted at IFA.

Samsung exec already has next Tablet planned.

Toshiba Folio 100 formally announced at IFA.

Panasonic announces the TOUGHBOOK CF-19 and CF-31.

Check out the Philips Fidelio DS8550 dock for iPod, iPhone, and iPad.

Best Buy puts the Samsung Gem on their buyer’s guide.

Welcome to PocketCPR, a CPR iPhone App.

This is the Dexim DCA220: Supercharged Leather Power Case.

Samsung has a fall line up of laptops which include the SF510, the QX410, the RF510, and the NF210.

Philips creates wide 3D TV at 21:9 parameters

Samsung 55-inch C9000 at IFA, with cool remote control.

Sharp BD-HP90S on display at IFA.

Sony unveils Handycam DCR-SX15E and DCR-SR15E at IFA.

At IFA, Sharp shows off a 3D camera.

Toshiba has unveiled the Fastest SDHC Memory Card.

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Tech News for the Day, Wednesday, September 1, 2010

Here is a way to put a USB Typewriter on your desk.

The Skitterbot is one creepy robot bug.

You will read what you can’t hear with the Babel Fisk.

Archos has five new tablets.

Check out the HardCandy cases for iPod Touch 4G.

Sony refreshes their e-reader family.

Here’s a new iStethoscope Pro App for the iPhone.

Sony cup holder is iPod speaker.

Samsung’s new PMPs, the YP-Q3 and YP-U6.

Sprint gives three more cities the gift of 4G.

Augen will have some new tablets on display at CES 2011.

HP officially announces Mini 210 and Mini 5103.

Samsung planning something big on September 16.

InCrowd iPhone App for Facebook.

Lyric Legend is a music game with lyrics.

TransferBigFiles iPhone App for sending videos and photos.

Epic Citadel could be the best iPhone game to date.

Skyfire for iPhone awaiting approval at the App Store.

Windows Phone 7 comes to manufacturers.

Sonos S5 gets Spotify.

HTC F8181 could be world’s nicest looking “dumbphone”.

Could the iPod Classic be a dying breed?

BenQ introduces the nReader R100, their first Android tablet.

Sony to unveil some new music service today through the Playstation, maybe.

Amazon.com planning a video service?

This is the Panasonic 3D Blu-ray Media Bar.

Speaking of Panasonic, this is Panasonic’s new SDHC cards: RP-SDY08G and RP-SDY16G.

See the Sony Bloggie Touch video camera.

Check out these digital frames: the Sony S-Frame DPF-XR100 and DPF-VR100.

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Tech News for the Day, Tuesday, August 31, 2010

I’ll start with this. An article about where to take your virtual girlfriend. I am being serious.

Check out the U.bo Pet Robot.

Finis Swimsense watch tells you about your swimming.

Kobo and Aluratek e-book readers get price reduction.

Another Facebook scam promises testers free iPad and iPhone 4.

Proloquo2Go helps children with special needs communicate.

The Kindle will now be available at Staples.

MicaRed introduces OverTheAir Version 1.3.

This is the Sena Folio Case for the iPad.

ConnectWise comes to iPhone, Android, and Windows Mobile Phones.

Check out the two screens of Kindles, side-by-side.

Sanyo has the Eneloop Mobile Booster and the Eneloop Stick Booster.

Clearwire’s 4G Pay as You Go Rover Puck.

See! The Philips GoGear Connect.

Wirefly offers HTC EVO 4G to Facebook.

Check out the PadFoot iPad Stand.

You can get Hot or Not Mobile for the iPhone, or maybe not.

Berkeley Varitronics Wolfhound can sniff out cell phones.

TH(i)NQ Ed presents journ(i)e Android App.

CoPilot Live gets an update with ActiveTraffic.

This is the Archos 10.1 inch Android tablet.

Here’s the Jensen JiPS-250i dock for Apple products.

The Roku gets marked down to $69.

Check out this Toshiba Thin F1 3DTV to be shown off at IFA.

See this Zenith 13-inch see-through TV.

Kodak offers the Z915 for just $100.

Fraunhofer is working on the lag on VOIP calling.

Check out the 3D art on a sidewalk.

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Tech News for the Day, Monday, August 30, 2010

Ithaca College Tots program uses Wii Balance Board.

Swim with the crocs here.

AS&E’s Z Backscatter Vans are like scanners on wheels.

Green your routine with the EcoShield + iPhone 4 case.

Apple shipping iPad in less than 24 hours.

This is a CAV in Japan iPod and iPhone Speaker.

New Apple products, yet to be formally announced, seem to already have accessories.

The FLAVIUS Cash Register uses the iPad.

LG E720 leaks out over the weekend.

Here is more details about the Viewsonic ViewPad.

Study shows that tablet computers are most wanted, for now.

Indian government could be monitoring BlackBerry emails.

Chatroulette is back, without a vengeance.

Google working with YouTube to get more recent movies on it.

Speaking of IFA, LG has a 31-inch OLED TV they want to show off.

There are Samsung’s Treats at IFA 2010.

See Thanko’s 1080p HDDV-506 camcorder.

NEC phones to be made from Cashew Nut Shells?

There is some old lady who threw away a cat. And I don’t know why, she threw away that cat. But she’s paying for that. Find out more here.

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Tech News for the Day, Weekend Edition, August 29-30, 2010

This is the Bluetrek Metal Evolution Bluetooth headset for iPhones.

Firefox Mobile comes to Android in Fennec form.

Hey, this New HTC handset leaked.

Put Dual SIM cards on your iPhone 4.

Make collages from your iPhone pictures with Diptic.

Check out the SMS Replier as it auto-replies to texts.

This is the Official Hollywood Walk of Fame App.

Want to know the shipping date for ExoPC? Here it is.

Here’s an old school game Phantasy Star II, now an iPhone App.

Check out the No, Human iPhone App.

HP CTO Phil McKinney has photos of odd devices on Twitter.

Will the Samsung Galaxy Tab for Sprint or Verizon?

The River of News iPad App is great RSS reader and streamer.

Reiner Knizia’s Samurai comes to the iPhone.

Image Comics have come to the iPad.

Here’s some interesting Android Apps, On My Way, Visual Task Switcher, and Shelves.

StumbleUpon comes to Android, too.

How to prevent texting while driving? State Farm On the Move Android App.

Kodak has introduced the ESP 9250 all-in-one printer.

This is the Ricoh G700 Point-and-Shoot camera.

Check out the Motion-Activated Wall Switch Spy Camera.

The have a camera recording the Chilean miners.

This is the Digital Cowboy Xtreamer Pro DC-MC35UL4.

Try on a Virtual pair of Skull Candy headphones.

See the affordable 42-inch LED, the Westinghouse LD-4225.

Check out this Nano Tech-powered TV from LG.

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Tech News for the Day, Friday, August 27, 2010

Check out this Mag Gun for FPS games.

Venturi Buckeye Bullet breaks 300mph Hydrogen speed record.

Retro fans might like the Commodore USA PC64.

Another video of the Galaxy Tab surfaces.

LG working on new versions of e-readers.

Rumor spreads of Dell dropping WP7 devices (it’s false).

RIM acquires App company Cellmania.

A Nokia 2330 gets the Steampunk Treatment.

This New Droid X ad is torture, and possibly alluding to it. Find out why here.

This is the bioserie iPhone 4 cover made of plants.

Viewsonic repackaging the OlivePad as the ViewPad?

Get your Bluetooth headset wet with the Wavetooth.

This is the Samsung Galaxy S EBB-10 Power Pack.

Netgear unveils NeoTV 550 and 350 HD Media Players.

Samsung announcing 90 and 30 series LCDs.

The Gefen TV Auto Volume Stablizer for your Home Theater Volume.

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ45 has been reviewed.

NEC improves its facial recognition technology.

Finally, just for laughs, some funny photos that aren’t Photoshopped.

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Tech News for the Day, Thursday, August 26, 2010

NTT’s “t-room” is almost like being there.

The Matrix Key System changes the lock when you lose your key.

This is the age of the Dormouse Bridge.

Will the LG C900 available on September 28th?

This is another shot of the Motorola MB520 Kobe/Diablo.

The Kyocera Zio now available.

This is the Sony iPhone/iPod dock, the iRDP-X50iP.

Netflix comes to the iPhone and iPod Touch at last.

Layar introduces BattleTac, for the Battlefield.

The Rockchip Supernova X1 does 3D without the glasses.

Is Verizon ending two Palm devices soon?

Acer LumiRead is coming in October.

This is the Mili PowerSpring 4 for the iPhone 4, for an extended battery life.

This is the Griffin iPhone and iPad “PartyDock” at the FCC.

THQ Vader Yourself channels your inner Darth.

Nokia N8 to come in green, from Vodafone.

This is the Garmin Edge 800, which targets cyclists.

Intuit GoPayment and Mophie put credit cards on the iPhone.

This is the iHome iA100ZC App Enhanced Alarm Clock for iPad/iPhone/iPod.

Check out the Hanvon E800 e-Book reader.

Here is the Mooncharge Hybrid Solar Battery Case for the iPhone 4.

Check out this Brenthaven 5-in-1 iPad Case.

Want a Free iPad? Too bad, this is a scam.

Sony has three 3D TVs announced today, not to mention six BDXL devices.

Hillcrest Labs is the power behind LG’s Magic Motion Remote.

This is the Canon EOS 60D.

A man watches from iPhone as home is burglarized. Thank you iCam.

Lastly, here’s a very creative use for printer cartridges.

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Tech News for the Day, Wednesday, August 25, 2010

For back to school, here are some Steelcase Node desk chairs.

Check out this Arctic Drifter.

The Raytheon’s “pain gun” has gone to jail.

Will iAds to appear in iBooks?

This is the KeyCase iPad Folio with Integrated Bluetooth Keyboard.

Here is a video of a leaked iPod Touch 4G.

The iBottleopener is exactly what you think it is.

The Izakaya menus are on touchscreens.

This portable device is the FanVision for NFL spectators.

The Amazon Kindle 3 ships two days early, sells lots.

Be ye glad! The iControlPad finally goes into production

This iPADock charges all things Apple.

Sharp’s new e-reader prepared to “rival the iPad”, possibly with 3D.

The Sony Ericsson Xperia X8 appears at FCC.

This is the KODO Wall-Mounted iPod dock from Pioneer.

AmpKit Apps for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch.

I heard that Microsoft offering phone-to-console gaming on WP7?

The Acer Ferrai One getting an update.

Huawei to introduce the Ideos U8150 at IFA.

This is the Salute, ZTE’s first handset on Verizon Wireless.

Samsung Galaxy S gets DivX HD certification.

This is the Sharper Image’s eReader, the Literati.

Get International Calling on Boost Mobile for $5 per month.

This is Mitsubishi’s REAL MDR1 series of 3D TVs.

BBC not going full speed ahead with 3D content.

These are the Panasonic RP-HC700 headphones.

Check out a 120 Megapixel APS-H CMOS, made by Canon.

This is the Nano Mount from Redrock Micro.

Check out the Green-House 7-inch Digital Photo Frame goes colorful.

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Tech News for the Day, Tuesday, August 24, 2010

We’ll start with the RYNO, a one wheeled Segway.

Boeing Engineer creates space-efficient 182 square foot pad.

As it turns out, Ancient Greek and Roman statues were in color after all.

See the iHome iP3 Stereo Speaker System for the iPhone/iPod.

Apparently, Nokia and Intel want to create a 3D mobile environment.

Google Googles comes to the iPhone.

See Scitable.com, now available in mobile form.

Check out Super Mega Worm for the iPhone/iPod Touch.

The Galaxy S is getting Gorilla Glass.

New Version of Google Earth lets you see below the water level.

Here’s the Timewinder for the iPhone.

This is Bluetooth Keyboard and Case from Shenzhen appears at FCC.

Here’s some hand-engraving of an old iPhone.

The First Over-the-air Update comes to the Droid 2.

Check out this Cocktail Making App based on the hit show Mad Men.

Here are Amazon Kindle 3 cases by Waterfield Design.

VooMote ONE to bring Universal Remote power again to the iPhone/iPod Touch.

This is a new iPad bumper.

Check out this M-Dress: it believes it is a phone.

Check out the Amphibx Armbands for your iPhone/iPod from H2O Audio, to keep it waterproof.

Here’s the Juggle Monsters App from Blabbelon.

Flightview for Android gets an upgrade.

See this Pet Rescuers App by HomeAgain.

Toshiba preparing glasses-free 3DTV for Q4.

See Panasonic’s new BDXL Blu-rays.

Epson unveils the PowerLite 1220 and 1260.

Check out the JVC GC-FM2 and GC-WP10.

Kodak unveils the EasyShare D1026 Digital Picture Frame.

Check out this eight-rotor UAV for more flying camera action.

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Tech News for the Day, Monday, August 23, 2010

This T-Shirt Shop has a life-sized Lego Car.

You might not want to see this Snazzy Napper.

You have got to see this blogmobile!

Here’s news about the Motorola MB520 Kobe.

Texting Record set at 10 seconds faster than the previous one.

Check out the Kindle Lighted Leather Case.

Is Asian humidity too hot for the iPhone?

Best Buy prepping for a huge tablet overflow this holiday, they also might have a Rocketfish Tablet.

Chatroulette Experiment #1 is over, says official site.

This Volumique (i)Pawn App uses miniatures.

This is the MetroPCS Samsung Craft.

Check out Pinball Magic from New Potato Technologies.

The Nokia N900 to receive facial recognition?

Could the Microsoft Kinect be on the PC, as well as the Xbox 360?

Get an iPod/iPhone dock for the Toyota Avalon.

Virgin Mobile to have unlimited data plan for $40.

The LG C900 to run Windows Phone 7.

The Dell Thunder is once again on display.

Acer Canada expands Aspire Notebook Line.

NHL 2K11 comes to the iPhone and iPod Touch.

Two retail stores now have Apps. Best Buy and Future Shop.

Here’s the iHome iP42 Dual Alarm clock radio.

The Periscope Lighted Folio compatible with the Nook.

This Case mod computer is made after another R2 unit.

This Xbox 360 sports an Iron Man look.

Princeton unveils the PTFBDF-19W LCD Monitor.

Kodak has two new cameras with the PLAYTOUCH and the Mini Video Camera.

We’ll end with these five terrific Time-Lapse Photography videos.

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