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Creative’s Zii Egg Plaszma Head on with the iPod Touch with Android...

Creative has been putting out reasonably priced competition to Apple’s line of iPods for years, but now they are going after the venerable iPod Touch with the ludicrously named Creative Zii Egg Plaszma: a touchscreen device boasting the world’s first “flexible StemCell architecture” that uses 24 floating point processors. But more interestingly? It runs Android.

It’s being seeded to developers now at the SDK price of $399, with final units expected to come in at bulk for $199. But there’s reason for end consumers to be happy: The Android-friendly touchscreen device has a 3.5 inch 320 x 480, 10 point capacitive multitouch screen, a rear facing HD video camera, a front facing live chat VGA camera, 32GBs of internal storage with an SDHC card expansion slot, Flash Lite support, GPS, Wi-Fi and the ability to output 1080p video.

The Zii Egg Plaszma has the option to run the open Android OS, although it will ship with its own Plaszma OS that will be less interesting to all but the utterly ludditical. It’s a gorgeous device, but like most of Creative’s entries, it’s likely to be ignored in favor of Apple’s iPod Touch and iPhone.

Microsoft Officially RTMs Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2...

Microsoft Corp. today announced the release to manufacturing (RTM) of Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2, the next versions of its flagship desktop and server operating systems. With the completion of this development phase, industry partners are readying products in time for the Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 worldwide general launches. Windows 7 will be generally available to customers around the world on October 22, and Windows Server 2008 R2 will be generally available on or before that date. As always, current customers of the Windows Volume Licensing program, Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) subscribers and TechNet subscribers will be among the first to get customer access to Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 in the coming weeks.

Microsoft will make the announcement on its Windows Team and Windows Server Blogs later today.

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Microsoft's "Gazelle" browser detailed...

if you're particularly attuned to tech gossip, you'll know that Google's Chrome OS announcement has prompted a lot of whispers about something called "Gazelle" being cooked up in Microsoft's labs. Part browser, part OS, the word on the street is that Gazelle will be announced soon, and ultimately compete in some way with either Chrome (the browser) or Chrome (the OS). As usual, most of this is just based on hopes and fairytales, but the scholarly folks at Ars Technica have done some digging and come up with a white paper from Microsoft Research that details some of what Gazelle is all about -- and surprise surprise, although it shares some similarities with Chrome, it's actually quite different.

At the most general level, Gazelle is an experiment in building an ultrasecure browser. Like Chrome, it breaks tasks up into different processes, but instead of separating at the page level, Gazelle breaks individual page elements into different processes, allowing content from different servers to be isolated and ultimately providing fine-grained security controls. To manage all these different processes, there's a central "kernel," which is where all the OS talk stems from -- it's all still running on Windows, and the rendering engine is still IE's Trident engine, but Gazelle manages all those separate processes independently, kind of like a virtualized OS. It's certainly interesting stuff, but it's still all just a research project for now -- Chrome OS is still vapor, but it's clear that Google intends to ship something, while Gazelle seems more suited to inspire future versions of IE.

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Super Talent Ships New Line of Flash Disk Modules...

Super Talent Technology, a leading manufacturer of Flash storage solutions and DRAM memory modules, today began shipping a new line of IDE flash disk modules (FDMs), primarily developed for embedded computing applications, that deliver unmatched reliability and fast transfer speeds.

These FDMs, also known as disk on module (DOM), are made first and foremost for extreme reliability in embedded computing applications. They incorporate a standard IDE hard drive interface and use solid state NAND flash as the storage media. With no moving parts, these FDMs will have a very long worry-free usable life in harsh manufacturing environments where hard drives would not survive, such as areas exposed to high levels of dust, shock, vibration or extreme temperatures. Super Talent included wear leveling, ECC and bad bit management as standard features to further enhance reliability and endurance.

Google Chrome Operating System - Coming Soon...

Google Chrome has always been a little more den a browswer it's optimized for running web applications, each tab runs as a separate process, the interface is minimalistic and there's even a task manager. "We realized that the web had evolved from mainly simple text pages to rich, interactive applications and that we needed to completely rethink the browser. What we really needed was not just a browser, but also a modern platform for web pages and applications, and that's what we set out to build," said google in September 2008.

Google's blog announces a natural extension of the Chrome project an operating system for netbooks. "Google Chrome OS is an open source, lightweight operating system that will initially be targeted at netbooks. Later this year we will open-source its code, and netbooks running Google Chrome OS will be available for consumers in the second half of 2010. (...) Google Chrome OS will run on both x86 as well as ARM chips and we are working with multiple OEMs to bring a number of netbooks to market next year. The software architecture is simple — Google Chrome running within a new windowing system on top of a Linux kernel."

As people use more and more web applications, the operating system becomes less important and it makes no sense to pay for it. The desktop mail client could be replaced by Gmail, the calendaring application could be replaced by Google Calendar, the office suite has lightweight alternatives: Google Docs and Zoho, it makes more sense to use an online feed reader like Google Reader, your scientific calculator is less powerful than Wolfram Alpha and you'll rarely need a video player when you have YouTube, Hulu and other video sites.

This idea is not new and there are already operating systems optimized for the browser. For example, Good OS announced last year Cloud, an operating system that "integrates a web browser with a compressed Linux operating system kernel for immediate access to Internet, integration of browser and rich client applications, and full control of the computer from inside the browser". If Google manages to create a great user interface, the new operating system could be very successful

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Google voice is comming soon...

Google Voice, which was announced in March, lets users have a single phone number that rings to all their phones. Features include Internet playback of messages, outgoing calls, settings that let you avoid certain people, transcription of your voicemail messages, and text messaging,The service which was made possible via Google’s acquisition of GrandCentral, has been in private beta since its launch, but PC World reports that Level 3 has been supplying Google with phone numbers in anticipation of an official launch.

Google Voice is a service that gives you one number for all your phones, voicemail that is easy as email, and many enhanced calling features like call blocking and screening, voicemail transcripts, call conferencing, international calls, and more.

Google Voice is currently available for GrandCentral users only, but will be open to new users soon. In the meantime, please leave us your email address and we’ll notify you as soon asGoogle Voice becomes available. To learn more about Google Voice, check out our feature videos.

When can I sign up?
We expect to have the service ready for new users in a matter of weeks, and are focused on opening it as soon as possible.

What if I reserved a number on the GrandCentral site before?
We will be emailing you when Google Voice is open to the public to sign up for the service.

How much does it cost?

The service is free.

What do I do if I am already a GrandCentral user?
Over the next few days, instructions will appear at the top of your inbox on how to upgrade your GrandCentral account to Google Voice. Thanks for your patience.

RIM Announces the Dual-Mode Tour for Sprint and Verizon Wireless...

Today Research In Motion announced the BlackBerry 9630 Tour, a new QWERTY-equipped device that supports both CDMA EVDO Rev. A and quad-band GSM/EDGE plus 2100MHz HSDPA networks. The Tour also comes with a 3.2 megapixel camera with flash, autofocus and video capture. The Tour has a full HTML web browser, 3.5mm headset jack, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, supports microSD cards up to 32GB, an GPS. RIM said the device is expected to be available this summer from North American carriers. Both Verizon Wireless and Sprint have announced that they will sell the Tour. Sprint will offer it for $200 after rebate with new agreement. Verizon didn’t offer pricing details right away

HiPhone F06-Slim Clones BlackBerry Storm...

“The WiFi + TV phone is the best HiPhone yet. Fortunately, it also clones one of the best looking phones around, and I don’t mean it’s an iPhone clone. The BlackBerry Storm form factor is a breath of fresh air on the HiPhone F06-Slim WiFi TV phone. You heard right, TV and WiFi (we rechecked and it appears WiFi TV doesn’t exactly mean it has WiFi). From the 3.2-inch touchscreen, the dual-stand-by dual-SIM to the Internet on-the-go via WLAN and the TV tuner, the Hiphone F06 Slim is packed quad-band GSM phone. The best part is it’s only $190.”

Ben Heck's Latest Xbox 360 Laptop...

Though he's gutted the same Gateway 1775W laptop with 17-inch (1280 by 720) display, he writes that this design is from scratch, and has the following new features:

• Built-in Ethernet port, finally.
• Built-in WiFi adapter, as usual.
• Digital pushbutton volume control rather than a clunky knob. Different, better sounding audio amp
• Flush-mount DVD door and side panels (such as the memory card slots)
• IR sensor for the remote control.
• Two user USB ports.
• More air holes!

USB Beverage Chiller...

Like your drinks cold and close to you? Look no further! This USB pad will chill any drink. All you have to do is plug it into an USB port and put a glass on the pad. Temperature of the drink will go as low as 45?F.

Only thing to watch out for (trust us, we know), try not to spill on your keyboard.

USB Aromatherapy Oil Burner...

This is one of the greatest inventions for you mind, body, soul and nose. That's right, the nose. The USB Aromatherapy Oil Burner is exactly what it sounds like- an aromatherapy burner in the form of a USB. Simply plug it into your computer and de-stress.

This is quite frankly, one of the smartest ideas every created. After all, where is the place you are most often stressed? If you answered, at the office, at work, or at your job, then this is exactly why a USB Aromatherapy Oil Burner is the perfect addition to your workstation. Freshen the air while de-stressing the situation at the same time.

Scent can affect our moods without us even realising it. It can brighten the day; it can lift your sprits; and it can sooth the soul.

The USB oil burner can be plugged into any USB computer port. This means you can take the soothing smell of aromatherapy wherever you go. On the bus, on the train, at home, in the office. Associate work with good thought with this aromatic invention. This is one sweet smelling Usb Gadget!

The USB oil burner is simple to use. Just place the aromatherapy oil, which comes included with the USB, into the X. X marks the spot for pleasure in this case. Then you just need to wait a few moments for the aromatherapy oil to warm before the soothing scents will be emitting throughout your workplace.

This USB burner makes a perfect Christmas gift, Birthday present or office exchange. The smell lasts much longer than flowers or any other aromatic gift idea. Plus, it is convenient, compact and personal.

The USB Aromatherapy Oil Burner comes complete with Rose scented oil. However, the USB can be used with any fragrance. Mix it up and indulge your senses with this fantastic addition to any workplace.

Magnetic Cell Phone Holder...

How many times have you gotten into your vehicle with your phone and when you are ready to get out, you have no idea where the phone is? Cell phones are so small, they can hide anywhere; they can slip in between the seats, under the seat, or into the door pocket. Your phone could even fall to the floor and find its way underneath your brake pedal; it may keep you from applying the brakes when you need them. How scary it that? And have you noticed that when you finally do find it, it’s in the place you thought you searched four times before? You have tried putting it in the cup holder, but it just does not sit well, and what do you do with it when you get a cup of coffee?

Well, there is a new must have item for you! The Magnetic Cell Phone Holder is a simple little product that will solve all those problems for you. It has a metal plate that goes on the cell phone and a powerful 7500 gauss magnet, which attaches to the dash of your vehicle. And it comes with two metal plates, which will allow you to change phones when you want or give one your partner.

Not only can you keep track of your phone, it is very handy while you are using your hands free speakerphone. Driving down the highway, speaking on your phone will be a little safer if your phone is in a cell phone holder.

If you are looking for a good gift for a person who has everything, this is a great idea. This is one of those products that you did not realize how much you needed, until you began to use it. It will quickly be one of those can’t do without products.

Facebook: The Movie!

As business looks for ways of harnessing social media, somebody has found the business value of Facebook in a big way.

The rapid rise of social media websites such as Facebook has reached such a level of public perception that Hollywood wants to make a film about it.

According to Variety ,David Fincher is in advanced talks to direct the Columbia Pictures movie about the origins of Facebook, called The Social Network.

How to Install Laptop RAM ( Random Access Memory )...

Installing Laptop Memory

Difficulty: Relatively simple

Time Required: 10-15 minutes

Tools Required: Precision Philips or flat-head screwdriverThis guide was developed to instruct readers on the proper procedures for installing memory modules into a laptop computer. It includes step-by-step instructions for the physical installation of a memory module into those laptop systems that have an access panel to the memory modules. Not all laptops have this type of access. If yours does not, then it will probably require installation from an authorized technician.

For additional information about installing computer memory into your computer system, it is recommended that you read any user manuals that came with your computer for specific procedures that may be required. For more information for purchasing memory upgrades for a computer, please refer to the Before You Buy Memory upgrades article.

1. Turn off the computer and remove all power cords from the computer system.
2. Locate the panel used for access to the memory modules. This is generally located on the bottom of the laptop computer. Refer to your laptop instruction manuals for locating the panel.
   
3. Remove any screws that the panel in place and place somewhere safe to prevent losing it.
   
4. Remove the panel from the laptop and set aside.
   
5. If replacing or upgrading an existing memory module, remove the memory modules by undoing and module clamps and gently lifting the edge of the module to a 45-degree angle and then pulling the module out of the slot.
   
   
6. Align the notch of the memory module with that of the memory slot and gently insert the module into the slot at a 45-degree angle.
   
7. Once all the pins are in the slot, gently rotate the module down flat until the clamps lock into the module into place.
   
8. Replace the memory access panel onto the laptop computer.
   
9. Replace any screws or fasteners that hold the panel in place.
   
10. Replace the power cord and power up your computer system.

Once the memory has been installed into the computer, the physical process is complete. When the computer is powered back up, it may be necessary to go into the computer BIOS to let the system properly detect the new RAM that has been installed in the computer. Please refer to the user manual for the computer system for any additional information

iJector: Convert Your iPhone into a Multimedia Projector...

A Japanese company LancerLink has made a docking station for iPhone/iPod touch that projects its screen on the wall. iJector is an LCOS projector having built-in stereo speakers (3W x 2ch).
We have already seen the multimedia projector phone but we didn’t expect a dock to project the screen the king gadget, the iphone, on the wall. But iJector has promised to resolve this problem. It is just 120g and measures 195×145x96mm. It produces a display sized upt0 50 inches from 2.3m away. The display resolution is 557×234 pixels. Interestingly, iJector has got 20lumens brightness and a lamp of 30,000 hours life!
It is not only for your iPhone but also supports iPod nano generation 1/2/3, iPod Video generation 5 (30 and 50GB), iPod Classic (80GB, 160GB), iPod touch (8GB, 16 GB and 32 GB) and iPhone 3.0. Lancerlink isn’t listing the iPhone 3GS though. But obviously, 3Gs is not much different than iPhone 3G.
iJector is priced at $700 in Japan but unfortunately this lovely gadget would not be available till July 17. There’s nothing said about its availability in the US so you can buy it from Japan Trend Shop or Geek Stuff 4 U as soon as it is released!

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