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20 Mar 08

i399BLK: Another iPod Dock from iLuv

  • iLuv already has a big amount of ipod docks under their belt, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t space for one more. The latest addition is the i399BLK which comes with BluePin II technology. What is the use of the so called BluePin? It is ... - deviceslive on 2008-03-20
17 Mar 08

69 Use for Duct Tape

  • This is amusing, and there are even some real practical tips in there too, but here you have it: 69 techie ways to use duct tape. My favorites - Laptop security: duct tape your laptop shut; and prevent carpal tunnel syndrome by wrapping your wrists in ... - deviceslive on 2008-03-17
14 Mar 08

Windows 7 confirmed by Microsoft for 2010 launch

  • While a 2010-2011 time-frame had been expected as the arrival of Windows 7, it is nice that Microsoft has given their official confirmation that it will arrive in 2010. Up until now the story, thus the expected time frame was based on the initial de... - deviceslive on 2008-03-14
13 Mar 08

Acer expands with two media notebooks

  • Acer, who is becoming an increasingly important player in the US notebook market, announced two media notebooks today at a NYC launch event.  The models are the start of the company’s “Gemstone Blue” line and will compete with a numb... - deviceslive on 2008-03-13
11 Mar 08

Panasonic releases the KX-WP800; Their first ever Skype phone

  • Panasonic has recently launched its first ever phone to work with Skype, officially called the Panasonic KX-WP800, this Skype phone features it own access point so even if the PC is turned off you can still make and receive voice calls. The KX-WP800... - deviceslive on 2008-03-11
09 Mar 08

Plug and Play Snowboarder

  • Plug and Play Snowboarder Yo dude, the powder's up. Forget consoles, now you can hop into a virtual pipe, like, for real. You can have this for ?39.95 - deviceslive on 2008-03-09
28 Feb 08

USB Runner Hub


  • Now this is one funky looking USB hub, although those looking for a space saver will be disappointed. For $12, you get :- 4-ports hub USB 2.0 / 1.1 Plug and play Transfer Speed: 480Mbps (USB 2.0/HS) Support Windows 98/ME/2000/XP, Mac OS 8.6 o...     - deviceslive on 2008-02-28
27 Feb 08

BlackBerry Pearl 8130 smartphone - giveaway exclusively for email subscribers

  • This week, Verizon is giving away one of these gorgeous pink blackberry Pearl 8130 smartphones to one of our email subscribers. If you're not subscribed, sign up here. Read more about the pink Pearl. Take a peek at some of our past easy-on-the-eyes em... - deviceslive on 2008-02-27
21 Feb 08

Microsoft fixes Vista SP1 update problems, not soon enough for some

  • Posted Feb 20th 2008 1:35PM by Donald MelansonFiled under: Desktops, LaptopsIt looks like at least some of those that got their hands on the Vista SP1 update one way or another got a bit more than they bargained for, with DailyTech reporting that the u... - deviceslive on 2008-02-21
17 Feb 08

Samsung ACE global smartphone, M520 go live on Sprint

  • Posted Feb 17th 2008 2:40PM by Chris ZieglerFiled under: cellphones, Handhelds Given the BlackJack's popularity on AT&T, it only makes sense that Sprint (among other carriers) would be looking to get in on that action. Indeed, as expected, Sprint h... - deviceslive on 2008-02-17
14 Feb 08

Hilary Clinton jack-in-the-box

  • Now you can get your own "very limited first edition" HIllary-in-the-Box for just $30. This comes from Pop Art Creations, which will make you a custom jack-in-the-box in your image. It was cute on the Ellen Degeneres show, but for the rest of us, it s... - deviceslive on 2008-02-14
13 Feb 08

Rocket Pen with Launch Pad

  • Rocket Pen with Launch Pad If you’re under pressure at work, this rocket pen desktop toy could be just the item you need to bring a smile back to your weary face. Press the button on the launch control pad to release the rocket skywards, extra b... - deviceslive on 2008-02-13
10 Feb 08

Customizable cell phones announced


  • We all know that cell phones are dime a dozen, and basically everyone I know has one. I suppose only the retired segment of the population couldn’t care less about new features that are introduced with each generation of handsets, but a cell ...     - deviceslive on 2008-02-10
08 Feb 08

Google to Launch Free Music Downloads in China

  • While some search engines in China (including Baidu) are sparring with music majors in the courts, Google is reportedly panning to ink a deal with music industry players and Chinese music site top100.cn to offer free and paid DRM-free music. The files... - deviceslive on 2008-02-08
29 Jan 08

Motorola introduces the EQ5 portable wireless speaker

  • The new EQ5 portable wireless speaker from Motorola promises sound with a wallop despite the fact that it is so small that it fits within the palm of your hands! It doubles as a speakerphone when paired with a phone, and features echo-cancellation a... - deviceslive on 2008-01-29
26 Jan 08

Five Stages of Consumer Uptake

  • As far back as the nineteenth century, Fry's Chocolate knew how to market garbage. Hidden in its classic 1902 "Five Boys" ad campaign is a comment on how consumer psychology is as eternally recurrent as a Victorian philosopher's moment of c... - deviceslive on 2008-01-26
25 Jan 08

Slingbox SOLO gets reviewed

  • Posted Jan 25th 2008 12:35PM by Richard LawlerFiled under: HDTV, Home EntertainmentFirst spotted in FCC pics back in August, the Slingbox SOLO has finally hit the review circuit. Lacking the hardware-assisted HD streaming output of the just announced S... - deviceslive on 2008-01-25
24 Jan 08

Microsoft Windows Mobile refuses to die

  • Microsoft Group Product Manager for Windows Mobile Scott Rockfeld says, “"We are definitely moving into making Windows Mobile come alive for the consumer.” This says to me -and anyone else using Windows Mobile- “it has been a dead pro... - deviceslive on 2008-01-24
19 Jan 08

XRoad announces the MO1000

  • The Korean company, XRoad, creates a lot of nice GPS units and this new one, dubbed the XRoad MO1000, is no exception. It begins with a RMI Alchemy Au1250 processor, and it runs at a very nice 600MHz. It displays maps in 3D and shows buildings as ... - deviceslive on 2008-01-19
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