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The Tango Bar might look right at home underneath an iMac, and it might come from XtremeMac, a company with... 
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This comes in handy for when you need to swap photos or drag other files from one place to the next. Of course, you will need the recipient’s permission. Check out the video after the jump for more information.
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The electronics and entertainment giant has approached several big media companies about distributing their content over the Internet, sources tell the Wall Street Journal. Read this blog post by Steven Musil on Digital Media.
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By embedding digital sensors normally used on cell phones, commercial-lighting company Digital Lumens upgrades its commercial LED fixture to be more efficient. Read this blog post by Martin LaMonica on Green Tech.
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Microsoft news round-up for this week includes a possible new Nokia Windows Phone, tidbits on the Xbox dashboard fall preview, new comScore search dat...
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Google has launched a pilot program that will let owners of Google+ Pages manage their accounts via third-party apps such as Hootsuite.
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8 Tips for Maintaining your Memory Card
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Today we will show you how you can user your iPad with your Digital Camera or a DSLR, all of us love to click pictures on our holidays.
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The new Samsung MV800 has a flip-up three-inch rear screen that makes it perfect for self-portraits.
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gilded gadgets - Technology has seldom been associated with high-end luxury, but these gilded gadgets are putting a new spin on old beliefs. Whether a popular fad o...
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It’s amazing how many wacky gadgets are out there that are designed to help travelers. A lot of them you see in the Sky Mall catalog, but not all of them
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A Spanish tech site, TecnoDroidVe has published what it claims are Google Music screen shots.
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Intel has produced a new chip that can operate at a sustained speed of one teraflop -- the type of supercomputing speed the U.S. government paid $55 million for 15 years ago.
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Use encryption, keep your software up-to-date, disable images in e-mail, scan e-mail attachments for viruses, use a nonadministrator Windows account, scan for viruses manually, and use a secure-erase utility to destroy old data.
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Nokia's top French executive tells a newspaper that the company will branch out with a tablet running Microsoft's upcoming version of Windows. Read this blog post by Stephen Shankland on Deep Tech.
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The Amazon Kindle Fire has arrived at the Ars Orbiting HQ, and so begins our intense media browsing, downloading, and consuming journey.
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As a proud owner of Samsung Galaxy Tab, courtesy of a gift from someone dear to me, it almost never leaves my side even for a moment (yes, I'm...
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VPN (Virtual Private Network) is a technology used to connect between private networks by using the public network (internet).
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A gadget is a small technological object such as a device or an appliance that has a particular function, but is often thought of as a novelty.
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Lytro is transforming the camera into a powerful computational photography platform, forever changing the way everyone takes and experiences pictures! (I Know this is not new but found these pics and article quite interesting!)
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Introducing the “BlackBerry London”, the alleged first BlackBerry to run BBX. All we can say is that if this turns out to actually be RIM’s first BBX toting BlackBerry, we’ve found ourselves excited to hear more for the first time in a long time.
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Has your fast-paced, technology-driven life got you feeling out of touch with nature? There could soon be an app for that. Via Anise Smith
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