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In Depth: 10 new technologies that will revolutionise your life

Staying up to date with everything that’s going on in PCs and tech is almost impossible, so these are the ten technologies that you should be most aware of, as they’re the ones that’ll make the biggest difference to your life. 1. 3D gaming The fact that to get any kind of 3D image from a 2D screen means wearing a pair of sunglasses or worse means that three dimensional gaming isn’t quite as convincing as multitouch and natural user interfaces, even though the two have been commoditised at almost the same time. An Acer Aspire 5738 laptop with a 3D display costs about [...]

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New Microsoft BlueTrack mice are cheap yet accurate

We were already convinced of the outstanding value of Microsoft pointing devices, and then along come three new ones that look like an even better deal, each costing less than $30. All have that cool Microsoft BlueTrack technology, letting you use them on any surface, even glass. The three new models include two wireless mice, the Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 ($29.95) and Wireless Mouse 2000 (also $29.95). Both are ambidextrous with rubber grips on the side; the full-sized 2000 has a tiny transceiver that snaps into the bottom of the mouse like those Microsoft Arc mice we like so much. The 3500 [...]

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SpiderCloud Wireless Raises $25 Million, Total Funding Now $40 Million

Wireless technologies developer SpiderCloud Wireless has raised $25 million in a Series B funding round led by Opus Capital. Shasta Ventures and existing Series A investors Charles River Ventures and Matrix Partners also participated in the round, which brings the company’s total funding to a healthy $40 million. SpiderCloud Wireless provides the industry’s first Enterprise Radio Access Network (E-RAN), a combination of Enterprise WLAN system architecture and UMTS small cell technologies designed to scale mobile broadband deployments inside the enterprise. More on the company and its technology [...]

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Patent Troll Sues Apple Over Wireless Messaging Technology

Intellect Wireless, a tiny company based in Reston, VA has filed suit against Apple over mobile picture/video messaging technology it claims to have successfully patented years ago. The patent infringement suit was filed on 28 January in Illinois Northern District Court. The complaint states that Apple infringed on the company’s patents when it provided wireless portable communication devices (you know, like the iPhone) that “receive and display caller ID information, non-facsimile pictures, video messages and/or Multimedia Messaging Services.” It was easy to retrieve court documents [...]

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Why Carriers Didn’t Want to Allow 3G VoIP Before. And Why They’re Now Setting It Free

I’ve used VoIP apps on the past few iterations of the iPhone as well as a number of other devices including some from Nokia, HTC, and Samsung. Those apps always only worked over WiFi and have mostly worked as advertised. Experience shows that if there’s one thing cellular companies are good at it’s ensuring a call can get from point A to point B (although AT&T has been sucking wind lately). It’s what they’ve been doing for almost two decades. Now that Apple has lifted the ban VoIP over 3G – note it is Apple lifting these restrictions, not AT&T – [...]

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Enable Wireless Tethering on Nexus One

Just now I shared how you can enable (wired) tethering on Nexus One, and here’s another similar tutorial to enable wireless tethering on Nexus One. In my opinion, wireless tethering is always easier and better to set up than wired tethering as you don’t have to keep your phone connected with a USB cable. How to Enable Wireless Tethering in Nexus One Follow the simple steps below to enable wireless tethering on Nexus One. Disclaimer: Perform the following steps on your own risk and we’re not to be held responsible if anything goes wrong with your phone. Remember: And like always, [...]

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Hacking Wireless Networks

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Featured Tech Army Recruits – May 11, 2009

John and Hawaii Wireless and Broadband, Ll John and Hawaii Wireless and Broadband can be found in the Lihue area and have business over 9 years offering services like: AdAware, Virus and Spyware ServicesCertification – A+Certification – CCNA -CiscoCertification – Microsoft Business PartnerConvention Services – Internet AccessDelivery and Installation ServicesDisaster RecoveryIP Camera – Service and SupportMicrosoft Server Support – Enterprise EditionMicrosoft Server Support – Standard EditionNetworking: BlackberryNetworking: FirewallsNetworking: Linux [...]

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SAMSUNG Q35 (Dual-Core CPU. 12.1″ WXGA, High brightness & Glare. Multi Memory Card Slot, Bluetooth)

Operating System Genuine Microsoft Windows XP Home Processor Intel® Core™ Processor Duo (FSB 667MHz) Intel® Core™ Processor Solo (FSB 667MHz) Main Chipset Intel 945GM, ICH7M System Memory On 256MB (On 512MB – From May) ~ 1.2GB LCD 12.1″ WXGA, High brightness & Glare Graphic Intel 945GM Express (Intel GMA950) Sound High Definition Audio, SRS 3D Sound HDD 60 / 80 / 100 / 120 GB (9.5mmH 2.5″ HDD, PATA/SATA) ODD Super Multi / Combo (Factory option) Ethernet LAN PCI-Express 10/100 LAN Wireless LAN Intel PRO/Wireless 3945ABG (802.11abg, Mini card [...]

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