Device Turns Thought Into Text
Written by: John Vinson
Mar 24 ~ Category: Computing, Personal Tech |
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Late last year, HitTechEdge hosted an article about potential technology which could connect human brain activity to a PC. A group of researchers from IMEC have taken what was just an idea, and have made it into reality.
Nvidia Optimus To Forever Change Notebook Graphics
Written by: John Vinson
Feb 10 ~ Category: Computing, Personal Tech |
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When one thinks of a notebook or laptop, the last thing on their minds is graphical power. The reason being, it’s quite difficult to provide an extensive graphical option that doesn’t drain battery. Therefore, people generally fall into two camps – those who sacrifice graphical prowess for greater battery life, and then the opposite.
Press Announcements Start To Flood In For The Apple Tablet
Written by: Robert Scoble
Jan 27 ~ Category: Automotive Tech, Computing, Education, Mobile, Personal Tech |
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Appcelerator, which is a company that makes a developer tool/platform for developing native mobile and desktop apps by using HTML, Javascript, and its own API library, tonight is announcing Apple Tablet support and has also taken a poll of its 18,000 developers and found that 90% of its developers said they plan to build a [...]
Hi-Tech Highlights From CES 2010
Written by: David Berkowitz
Jan 13 ~ Category: Computing, Education, Mobile, Personal Tech |
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Every year at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), there’s an event called Showstoppers where dozens – maybe about a hundred? – technology companies show off their latest wares to the press, and the press drinks so heavily that they wind up giving everything great reviews. Unfortunately for the companies exhibiting, I was too busy gorging [...]
Info Leaked On The Google Phone: Nexus One
Written by: Andy Beal
Dec 16 ~ Category: Automotive Tech, Computing, Education, Mobile, Personal Tech |
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Google is the master of creating demand, and it started with a single tweet:
New Intel Tech Could Directly Connect Your Brain And Your PC
Written by: Gord Hotchkiss
Dec 2 ~ Category: Computing, Personal Tech |
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Last week, Roger Dooley had an interesting post on his Neuromarketing Blog (great blog, by the way) about Intel’s efforts to implant a computer chip directly into our brains, essentially allowing us to interface directly with computers. Roger ponders whether this will, in fact, become a wired “buy button”. I wonder, instead, if this is [...]
Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Ushering In Android Support
Written by: John Vinson
Nov 4 ~ Category: Computing, Mobile, Personal Tech |
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Sony Ericsson (SE) has unveiled it’s flagship phone, the XPERIA X10 in an official press release. The handset will be releasing Q1 2010, and will be the first in family of phones set to release during the quarter. This particular phone is of importance due to it being the first SE handset based on the [...]
Tech Review: MiFi Station From Verizon
Written by: Dave Taylor
Oct 20 ~ Category: Computing, Mobile, Personal Tech |
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Imagine a device that’s about the size of three credit cards and can let you and four of your friends (or multiple of your devices) connect to the Internet at decent 3G speeds, all while sitting in your briefcase / computer bag / coat pocket. The up-and-coming “mifi” (mobile wifi) devices are a fascinating hybrid [...]
Google Brings Old School Tech To Their eBook Deal
Written by: Jordan McCollum
Sep 24 ~ Category: Computing, Personal Tech |
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It’s no secret Google’s angling for the eBook market. Their book settlement, if ever approved, would give them a library of over two million out-of-print or out-of-copyright works. But a new deal could make those books available for more than just eReaders.
Windows 7 Compared To Linux In Training Material
Written by: Savio Rodrigues
Sep 9 ~ Category: Computing, Education, Personal Tech |
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It appears that a portion of Microsoft’s “Windows 7″ training materials have been released into the wild by a BestBuy employee. Why is this news? Well, a section of the training compared Windows 7 to Linux. The education material provided information that could help better position Windows 7 versus Linux. You can view the Windows [...]



