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19 Mar 08

Yahoo! launches mobile site for men’s bball tourney

  • March Madness us upon us, and Yahoo! is ensuring you get your NCAA Men’s Basketball fix even if you are on the go. Yahoo! announced some tools that will allow you to keep track of your favorite team on the quest toward a national title. Toward th... - deviceslive on 2008-03-19
16 Mar 08

Polaroid remains in the instant picture business with the pocket-sized ZINK printer

  • While Polaroid may have dropped their instant “film” production they have not left the instant “picture” business entirely. Polaroid has just announced their ZINK printer. This pocket sized printer will still offer instant gr... - deviceslive on 2008-03-16
15 Mar 08

Motorola Z9 hits the FCC

  • One more Motorola Z heading for AT&T’s bonnet. The Motorola Z9 was leaked almost a year ago in 2007 and has taken its own sweet time to arrive at the FCC’s door. The Z8’s successor is also 3G capable and runs on Motorola’... - deviceslive on 2008-03-15
12 Mar 08

Get retro and unique with Olympus Mju 1020

  • It’s about damn time to go exclusive with one of the 5000 limited edition Olympus Mju 1020 compact cameras. The retro look it’s like going back ‘60 but the specifications are like… nowadays. Choose from three diferently wicke... - deviceslive on 2008-03-12
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
08 Mar 08

Da Vinci’s Secret Puzzle

  • Da Vinci’s Secret Puzzle Da Vinci’s Secret sharpens your code-cracking skills. So should you find yourself entangled in a political or religious enigma, you’ll easily get to the bottom of it. See price - deviceslive on 2008-03-08

SDK for iPhone now available

  • Apple has finally released an SDK (Software Developer’s Kit) for the iPhone that answers the clamor by developers and enthusiasts who want to write applications for the iPhone. Also released was a beta version of the 2.0 firmware of the iPhone. W... - deviceslive on 2008-03-08
03 Mar 08

Eyes-on ASUS' first gaming desktop: ARES CG6150

  • Posted Mar 3rd 2008 9:24AM by Thomas RickerFiled under: Desktops, Features, Gaming We're still waiting for the official press release, but that's ASUS first gaming desktop attempting to intimidate you from the CeBIT floor. The ARES CG6150 is said to of... - deviceslive on 2008-03-03
29 Feb 08

Philips brings toasters to the 21st century


  • Toast has to be one of the most simplistic pieces of food to make that actually requires preparation. Just pull out the bread, pop it in the toaster, pull down the lever and it does the rest. The toaster itself is rather simple, you have metal bra...     - deviceslive on 2008-02-29

Corsair bringing 16GB Voyager GT flash drive to CeBIT

  • Don’t worry, you’re not losing it — yet, anyway. Corsair has indeed already launched a 16GB (and 32GB, for that matter) Voyager flash drive, but its forthcoming Voyager GT promises access speeds “up to four times faster” ... - deviceslive on 2008-02-29
21 Feb 08

Retro Sound Modern One

  • Retro with a dash of modernity is always in, hence the Retro Sound Modern One digital stereo that was specially designed to look like your old school stock radio. It uses a faceplate that was installed in most 1967/1968 Camaros, although you can alway... - deviceslive on 2008-02-21
14 Feb 08

Uni-Tasking Pizza Scissors Will Slice and Serve

  • What kitchen implement is wedge shaped and has a sharp edge, perfectly suited to cutting a pizza without disturbing the topping, and then serving the slice?That's right. A chef's knife. Sure, you could waste $10 on this pair of pizza scissors, which w... - deviceslive on 2008-02-14

High-tech Social Security Cards: The Answer to ID Fraud or Future Gadgets Waiting to be Abused?

  • Photo: Kuni Takahashi/Chicago Tribune According to a member of the House of Representatives, the use of Social Security Cards to forge one's identity is going up and this crime costs the National economy close to 50 billion a year. As a result, new l... - deviceslive on 2008-02-14
11 Feb 08

LG KT610 At MWC

  • [MWC] LG just announced its LG-KT610 candybar cell phone that comes in a rather unorthodox form factor, featuring a 2.4" VGA display that flips open to reveal a QWERTY keypad that makes it a snap to compose and send messages on-the-go. It will run on ... - deviceslive on 2008-02-11
04 Feb 08

Hitachi W61H with customizable e-Ink covers

  • Hitachi have announced the new Hitachi W61H clamshell phone, the main claim to fame of which is a body that can display 95 different patterns on the back at the touch of a button. Similar in concept to Nokia's old xPress On covers, where you could sna... - deviceslive on 2008-02-04
01 Feb 08

McFly 2015 Competition Announced

  • The Official Shoes of Gadget Lab don't seem to be getting any closer to production, but the Maloof brothers, who run the McFly 2015 project, have the next best thing: Stickers.The self-fastening sneakers from Back to the Future II are possibly the ulti... - deviceslive on 2008-02-01
29 Jan 08

HTC Loses Title as #1 Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Smartphone Maker, Now #3 [Smartphones]

  • DigiTimes, which cites internal Microsoft data, claims that HTC has declined from the previous #1 Windows Mobile non-touchscreen smartphone maker spot with over 50% of the market (from July '06 to June '07) to just under 30% of the market. Stepping up... - deviceslive on 2008-01-29
28 Jan 08

January Mac Chick of the Month, (Because We're Sorry) [Apology]

  • We tricked you, and if you just clicked on that link the sore memory is probably even fresher than for those who knew better. We are very sorry, and to make it up to you, here's Elise Frappier stripped half-nekkid and posing with a Macbook. Who is Eli... - deviceslive on 2008-01-28
18 Jan 08

Mossberg Doesn't Like the Asus Eee PC and We Can't Blame Him [Laptops]

  • Walter Mossberg has tested the Asus Eee PC, the small low cost computer that is the darling of some Linux lovers and assorted digital elves with EXP576. And while he says that it is a "valiant effort," he clearly doesn't like it for many reasons (and ... - deviceslive on 2008-01-18

BlackBerry Pearl 8130 (Verizon Wireless) Review - InfoSync

  • InfoSync reviews the the BlackBerry Pearl 8130 (Verizon Wireless) and writes, "The camera on the BlackBerry Pearl has seen a slight upgrade to a 2-megapixel sensor. The lens quality was not very good, but passable. Images were noisy with blurry edges,... - deviceslive on 2008-01-18
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