Facebook apps often ask for a lot more access to you and your information than they need, such as posting stuff in your name, or accessing information when you're not online.
With Android 4, Google has finally brought its phone and tablet code together. Ice Cream Sandwich is a great release from which to build on, but plenty of rough edges remain.
A quintet of companies have banded together to promise a new HD-friendly encryption scheme for SD cards and embedded flash. Read this blog post by Lori Grunin on Crave.
If you’re always using your tablet for doing things like reading or watching videos, you’ve probably experienced pains in your neck or arms from looking down or holding the tablet up for too many hours.
Lacta Chocolate have produced some innovative campaigns over the last 12 months, and next up is this interesting Augmented Reality piece that allows you to send love messages that are activated via image recognition over any Lacta Chocolate wrapper.
'Tis the season to load up your outlets with lights and decorations, and even if you haven't had a problem in the past, it's probably a good idea to double-check how many lights those outlets can actually stand to take.
Can't be bothered to tap in a PIN to unlock your phone? Here's a novel solution: a camera that unlocks your handset the instant it recognizes your face.
While the specs have yet to be confirmed, rumor has it that the Find 2 will run on Qualcomm’s 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon CPU with 1GB of RAM, 4GB of internal storage, 1MP front-facing camera, a whopping 10MP rear-facing camera and could possibly run on Android’s Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0.
TV is gearing up for another revolution in picture quality. Today's 1920 x 1080 resolution Full HD TVs present us with an image of around 2 million pixels. But a new generation of screens are coming that deliver an 8 million pixel image.
Twistory, which lets people save their tweet backlog to their favorite calendaring application, has finally come through with full support for popular Web-based calendaring service Google Calendar.
Walking is so last decade. SpnKix are battery-powered skates that let you turn ordinary shoes into motorized mobility devices. Read this blog post by Liane Yvkoff on The Car Tech blog.
QP Optoelectronics has a pretty cool device called the LightPad that you might want to check out. It appears to be an odd blend between a laptop, a tablet and a projector all rolled into one, which if you think sounds a bit weird and messy, wait until you check out the video below which could leave you wanting more.
Google's Executive Chairman is good value for a headline-grabbing quote. Sitting down with Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera at the opening of the company's new offices on the former NABISCO bakery, he said "in the next six months we plan to market a tablet of the highest quality." Take the translation with a pinch of salt, but he either means the company will be launching a "marketing" push with all of its hardware partners, or we'll be seeing Google-branded tablets like the Nexus range of phones by next Summer.
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Scanning pics is a big enough pain, but oversize images can be a nightmare. Today, we’ll look at some tips at scanning huge images with smaller scanners, and how a bit of Microsoft freeware can make the process much easier.
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