Brabus has done it the Apple way.
Brabus has always associated itself with ridiculously high-performance cars from the full line of Mercedes… [more]
Zotac’s Zboxes are small, Ion-ed, and somewhat cheap
Zotac would be a familiar name if you’re constantly hunting for your perfect small system as your HTPC.… [more]
Nissan the next player of electric sports car?
The automotive market is now screeching with automakers trying to pump out fast electric cars such as… [more]
HTC to Put Sense on Windows Phone 7 Devices
Microsoft's upcoming Windows Phone 7 operating system is set to arrive on the market with a great deal… [more]
Mercedes-Benz CL63 AMG
Its hardly been a month since taking the wraps off the regular CL-Class models, Mercedes-Benz went ahead… [more]
Olive Launched First 3G Tablet in India
Olive has launched India's first 3G network supporting tablet OlivePad VT-100. Sporting a 7-inch capacitive… [more]
Nokia and Cambridge Design Nanotech Mobile
Nokia may not be too funky with their mobile phone designs for mass production but you have to admit,… [more]
New white PS3 slim to counter Xbox 360.
Sony has released their white knight in a bid to lead their armies and win the console war against the… [more]
Toshiba Libretto W100 Dualscreen Laptop
Toshiba has announced a dualscreen laptop, the Toshiba Libretto W100. This new Toshiba Libretto W100… [more]
Steve Jobs just announced iPhone 4
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Gadgets
Microsoft’s Wireless Mobile 4000 mice get some new shirts to wear
While Microsoft Hardware is busy marketing their latest Arc Touch mouse, they’ve...
Panasonic’s RP-HC700 headphones will stop your girlfriend from screaming
A normal looking headphone, very innocent looking, but might get you killed. This...
Hoyt’s Carbon Matrix Carbon Fiber Bow
Hoyt’s Carbon Matrix carbon fiber bow looks awesome! With an ATA of 35��...
HP bringing dual-core Atom N550 to Mini 5103, other netbooks expected to follow
HP’s latest business-class netbook Mini 5103 may have been launched early this...
Zotac’s Zboxes are small, Ion-ed, and somewhat cheap
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Automobile
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Brabus has always associated itself with ridiculously high-performance cars from...
Aston Martin brings 8 units of Limited Edition Super Sports model at price $9,600,000
Aston Martin, the British car manufacturer who needs no introduction when it comes...
Honda Jazz X launched in India
HSCI (Honda Siel Cars India) has unveiled updated version of Honda Jazz, named as...
Porsche to go ahead with the 918 Spyder productions
The Porsche board has given the green light in the production of 918 Spyder Concept....
Aston Martin Rapide on Indian roads this Dec
Aston Martin DB9 Rapide will be seen on Indian roads this December. The manufacturer...
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Tech News
Apple is Fixing iPod Mistakes
Apple’s new line of iPods might be the best ever, if only because last year’s models were plagued with technical problems and miscalculations. Looking back at Apple’s press event yesterday, it seemed like each new iPod was intended, at least in part, to right the wrongs of 2009. Let’s take a closer look: iPod Shuffle When introducing... [Read more of this review]
3-D P*rn Coming on… errr… to a Theater Near You
It was only a matter of time before the 3-D mania of 2010 wormed its way into the porn industry. The first ever IMAX 3-D porn, 3-D Sex & Zen: Extreme Ecstasy, is currently being filmed in Hong Kong. The movie is based on the classic erotic Chinese story, The Carnal Prayer Mat, the tale of a young man who befriends a pervy duke and then becomes... [Read more of this review]
Technology Helps Erase the Memory of Your Stupid Ex
Breaking up is never fun, but thanks to the Internet and the culture of oversharing it spawned, the process of splitting up has become even more painful. Every day, brokenhearted people everywhere are tormented by Facebook status updates, online photos, tweets and even Foursquare notifications, that remind them of the existence of whatever asshat just... [Read more of this review]
Call to phones from your Gmail, free if you’re in North America.
And dirt cheap too if you’re from the rest of the world like us. Google has finally made official (and no beta!) their latest service, called the Google Voice. You can easily use Google Voice calls right in your Gmail today, to call to not only other friends using Gmail, but landlines as well. What’s more, calling landlines in the US and Canada... [Read more of this review]
Google in talks for movie rental service, a challenger has arrived for Apple
When streaming videos of random people uploaded for free isn’t enough, Google has geared up again for world domination. Getting millions of hit hourly doesn’t seemed to satisfy Google’s hunger for domination of online digital movie content, and they’re preparing to join the battle with Netflix, and Apple’s upcoming movie-rental service. YouTube-parent... [Read more of this review]
Dual SIM iPhone 4 case lets you clean up your scandal easily, obviously
I’ve seen a fair share of dual SIM phones, which mostly are manufactured by China companies, and a few from CSL Groups. Hardly do we see them lurking around in the European market. Shows quite a lot about the Asian cultures don’t it? Used for work, or scandals? Anyway, following up to their iPhone 3G version, USBFever has refreshed their solution... [Read more of this review]
Mili PowerSpring 4 doubles the play time of your iPhone 4
I bet many would have loved their iPhone except for one thing, the permanent battery that cannot be removed. A somewhat perennial phone that has spawned a huge industry of specific ‘aesthetic’ accessories especially for itself, all these have somehow killed the ‘aesthetic’ form of the pocket-friendly phone. So, here’s the latest, and one... [Read more of this review]
iPhone set to replace the stethoscope
Free iPhone app monitors heartbeat – and helps doctors save lives in remote areas Peter Bentley of UCL, who created the iPhone stethoscope app. Photograph: Sarah Lee for the Guardian The stethoscope – medical icon, lifesaver and doctor’s best friend – is disappearing from hospitals across the world as physicians increasingly use their... [Read more of this review]
Coming soon: A little black dress that’s also a phone!
Remember all the times you couldn’t carry your phone along with that cute little outfit you wore to a party? Well, your problem may have been finally solved, with a new little black dress that also acts as your mobile phone. It’s called the M-dress and you can receive your calls on it by simply raising your hand to your ear. And hang up... [Read more of this review]
Fujitsu Launch Lifebook AH530 GFX
A new stylish laptop named as Lifebook AH530 GFX was launched in India by Fujitsu. This laptop come with the latest features of HD video and is planned for fulfilling its graphics requiring features having one gigabyte of memory space. You could get this laptop as Rs. 43,990. This new laptop is equipped with a 16.9 aspect ratio display quality as well... [Read more of this review]
Panasonic brings 3D technology for Indian filmmakers
Panasonic has introduced its 3D offerings for the film fraternity and broadcasters in India. It organised a two-day conclave as part of its initiative, Dimensions, at the Yash Raj Films Studios to demonstrate the process of 3D movie making and post production. Speaking on the occasion, Daizo Ito, president, Panasonic India, said, ”With the Indian... [Read more of this review]
Facial recognition software to go public
Computer software which can identify unnamed faces and then collate photographs of that person is to be released to the public amid concern among privacy campaigners. The programme works by scanning the relative positions of the eyes, nose and mouth and claims to be accurate in nine out of 10 cases. It can then search the internet for further images... [Read more of this review]
ISPs to direct web traffic through new Net protocol
The number of internet protocol (IP) addresses globally, about 4.2 billion, are close to their exhaustion date of January 2012. To eradicate this problem, India has directed all internet service providers (ISP) to direct their web traffic via the new protocol (version six) from December next year. The new method of routing traffic is being adopted... [Read more of this review]
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