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If You Can Be Number One In China You Can Be Number One In The World: Q&A With Freescale's CMO H

Published on July 18, 2008 to Business & Law

During the recent Freescale Technology Forum (FTF) in the US, company senior VP, chief sales and marketing officer Henri Richard noted that one of the great pleasures he has had since joining... Read more

Countdown to the iPhone 3G: What You Need to Know Before You Get in Line

Published on July 9, 2008 to Smartphones

Chicago (IL) - Apple will launch iPhone 3G in the U.S. through AT&T stores and its own retail locations this Friday, 8:00 am sharp. If you plan on purchasing the device on its first day of... Read more

Can You Replace Your Landline For $10 Per Month?

Published on June 25, 2008 to Networking

Bellevue (WA) - T-Mobile took a stab at an already dying industry and is offering a VoIP replacement for your landline telephone service for a flat fee of $10 per month. Read more

What If ... You Had To Play A Simulation Game Before You Could Run For Office?

Published on March 25, 2008 to Video Game Related Topics

Analyst Opinion - In computer games, we have one-word terms that are taken for multi-word definitions. Read more

What You Need To Know Before You Buy An IPhone 3G

Published on July 2, 2008 to Smartphones

Chicago (IL) - AT&T today unveiled detailed information about iPhone 3G service plan pricing as well as other bits and pieces that are likely to answer most of the questions you may have about the... Read more

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Sorry, I Can't Hear You: I'm an iPod User

Published on April 17, 2006 to Home Theater

Sorry, I Can't Hear You: I'm an iPod User
Question: Is a loud MP3 player or your choice to self inflict damage by cranking the device up responsible for making you go deaf? Aaron McKenna looks at the iPod and hearing loss controversy and asks whether or not we really want to open that can of worms. Read more

HP z556 Digital Entertainment Center: Why Build When You Can Buy?

Published on July 18, 2006 to Home Theater

HP z556 Digital Entertainment Center: Why Build When You Can Buy?
Many "Media Center" PCs are little more than slightly beefier desktops with Windows MCE installed. But Mike Baggaley found that HP's z556 is a viable alternative to building your own HTPC. Read more

Sorry, Americans You Can't Have Avermedia's Hybrid Cardbus TV Adapter

Published on February 15, 2006 to Notebooks and Laptops

Sorry, Americans You Can't Have Avermedia's Hybrid Cardbus TV Adapter
Avermedia's AverTV Hybrid +FM Cardbus adapter can turn most portable computers into mobile TV/PVR (Personal Video Recorder) combos. Featuring both an analog and a Digital Video Broadcast - Terrestrial (DVB-T) tuner and support for both PAL and NTSC, the AverTV Hybrid lets you record and watch TV practically anywhere in the world. There's only one problem for those of us who live in the Americas. The AverTV card available to us is but a pale shadow of the AverTV Hybrid. Read more

You Say You Want an Archos PVR Revolution?

Published on November 9, 2005 to Home Theater

You Say You Want an Archos PVR Revolution?
Archos' latest AV 500 Mobile PVR allows you to record video from your TV, display images and listen to music - which certainly doesn't represent anything new compared to its predecessors. Instead, Archos attempts to bear down on the device's technical specs for improved video play and display capabilities. Read more

They're Out to Get You - An Introduction to Internet Security

Published on March 21, 2006 to Networking

They're Out to Get You - An Introduction to Internet Security
The Internet is a wonderful place, but also a dangerous one. In the first article of a new series, Pat McKenna will help you understand the risks you face, and how to protect yourself. Read more

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Video

  • The Spotlight: Techies To Build Waterworld

    The Spotlight: Techies To Build Waterworld

    ESPN's Ultimate Remote, Netflix gets a set-top box, Napster takes on iTunes (legally), a new touchscreen OLPC, YouTomb and Silicon Valley techies planning seasteading communities. Plus the evolution of the cell phone. Read more

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