A new video uploaded today shows an older version of Android running on HP’s now-discontinued webOS-based TouchPad tablet. The video has been uploaded on YouTube by a user who goes by the name of msacra. It has a bit of a questionable backstory, which goes something along the lines of msacra’s coworker ordering a 32GB $99 HP TouchPad from Best Buy and, on receiving the tablet, it is found that – instead of webOS – Google’s Android OS is installed on it. The video’s description states: A coworker ordered his HP Touchpad for $99 from bestbuy, this is the 32g, when he got it, it came with [...]

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  Many people think that they just have to copy and paste Google Adsense code into their website and start earning a huge amount of money from it. What a huge mistake! I also thought the same way two years ago. Later I realized that without optimization, that’s impossible. Here I will share all of the tricks to increase my Google Adsense CTR that I found within the last two years.Here are some tips to increase your Google Adsense CTR: Make sure the ads that are appearing on your site are closely related with your content. This is the first thing you have to do because if your ads are [...]

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Folks at M.I.C gadget has posted the photos and video of 64GB iPhone 4 prototype which they got from the grey market in Hong Kong. According to the source: “We are not sure, but we’ve just got our hands on an engineered prototype of iPhone 4, with 64 GB storage capacity. We tested it, and it is the real thing, no jokes here. On the back of the device, it has “XXGB” marking, representing the unit as potential Apple prototypes. However, we found out that the device is very similar to the lost iPhone 4 prototype bought by Gizmodo” 64GB iPhone 4 Photos 64GB iPhone 4 Hands-on

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NVIDIA has strapped together more graphics processing power than you can shake a stick at, and it’s named these pixel-pushing monsters after one of the gods of electricity, Tesla. Now the company has its GeForce line of graphics cards for gaming and entertainment, Quadro for design and creation and now Tesla for high-performance graphics visualization for oil and gas exploration, brain research, weather prediction and other such intense tasks. And yes, it can certainly play Doom, but that would be like using a nuclear weapon to kill a mosquito. Check out the gallery for some serious [...]

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Sick and tired of that dissonant alarm that scares us out of bed every morning, we’re looking for a more natural way to ease into the day. That’s the aim of the Verilux Rise and Shine Natural Sleep System, easing you into morning with simulated sunlight. At bedtime the clock also lets you drift off to sleep as its light progressively dims, and you can choose one of its many soothing sounds to go with it. Aiming to please, the unit lets you plug a lamp into the back of it for even more brightness, and it has an FM radio, an aux port for your MP3 player, and enough memory space for [...]

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It’s been a big month for one-box music streamers, with the Sonos S5 reviewed on page 76, but Bose’s SoundLink offering is content to keep things simple. Rather than connect to the internet, this wireless unit pairs with an included dongle/transmitter. That USB key then plugs into a separate PC or Apple Mac and syncs with iTunes in order to stream your entire music collection. It doesn’t even need a home network to operate, so it is ideal for those who shudder at NAS boxes and the like. Beefy bass Boy, if you’re a fan of bass, the SoundLink won’t let you down. Its [...]

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The Ricoh GXR system comes in two parts. The body houses the controls, the viewing system, the battery and the memory card. The interchangeable camera unit contains the sensor and the processing hardware. The idea is that you swap camera units according to the type of job you’re doing, and the Ricoh has two to choose from straight out of the box, including an A12 50mm f/2.5 Macro fixed focal length unit and the S10 24‑72mm f/2.5-4.4 VC unit, which we’ve tested here. All clear? Now this is where it gets confusing. These camera units have different sized sensors. The 24-72mm unit [...]

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  Just weeks after going on sale here in America, Creative’s underwhelming ZEN X-Fi2 portable media player is already seeing its first firmware update. If you’ll recall, we found the unit darn near unusable back at IFA, and even now it’s being panned for forcing users to mash the screen too often and wait too long for things to happen. Reportedly, the 1.10.04 update solves those responsiveness issues, and it also brings about colored icons (yeah, seriously), accelerometer usage (but only for photos), a Sudoku game and a “press and hold” behavior for powering [...]

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 Through much through this is a no problem mode to own homoepitaxial augmentation, a uppermost disadvantage is the nearly 1: 1 sidelong – to – vertical buildup ratio. On the other hand, the thick ELO film allows the invent mastermind to get SOI films of poles apart calibre easily plainly by polishing the wafers to required depths because needed. Besides, the low defect density and low sweating control needed to appliance a ELO – SOI is considered superior to other technologies close considering SIMOX ( Separation by Implanted Oxygen ) or other SOI processes for submicron devices.  Applications [...]

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If you ‘ re a pygmy handy and retain a steady hand, you blame best shot the tried – and – veritable process of etching. Grab your rotary tool and lightly carve an identifier into the back of the occasion, resembling a phone number or email label. Participation this will routine void your warranty. Don ‘ t trial this unless you keep a steady hand and neat handwriting.  A less supreme alternative is a security sticker. A sticker may not seem alike much of a deterrent, but what if peeling knock off that sticker announced that the PDA is stolen? That ‘ s the image overdue [...]

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