X-Stand for Apple - The X-Stand by Elliot Cohen is put together by two interlocking pieces of glossy black acrylic. The stands are designed to easily slide apart for p...
Tired of listening to music on your lonesome? Facebook might have the answer. Here's how to make the most of the connective tissue the social network has built to bring music fans together with their friends and their favorite music services.
A couple of Apple-centric sites are signaling that a refresh of MacBook Pros is likely in the next few weeks. But don't expect anything along the lines of a redesign. Most likely it will just be internal tweaks.
New rumor follows an earlier report confirming the existence of a PlayStation 4 by Sony's own executive vice president and chief financial officer. Read this blog post by Philip Wong on Crave.
Location tracking is a double-edged sword for many users of popular smart phones running apps through advanced operating systems including iOS, Android, and Windows Phone 7....
t’s the hottest and reoccurring topic when it comes to social media – especially Facebook. People are either obsessed or completely careless about their privacy on social networks, especially with the launch of dozens of new features on Facebook in the past few months. Other social network users, including those who have accounts with LinkedIn, Twitter, and Google+, seem to have less to worry about, though they should still be concerned. If you care about your privacy — both online and off — you can follow these three easy ways to protect your private life, especially from strangers.
It was a busy week in the gadget world, and I've boiled it all down into the top 10 most unusual, groundbreaking, futuristic and just-plain-weird gadgets I could find for you, all wrapped up right here in a easily digested package.
The startup hopes light-field cameras, such as its $400 model, due in early 2012, will revolutionize photography by letting people focus photos after they're taken. Read this blog post by Stephen Shankland on Deep Tech.
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Toyota makes its new sports car, based on the FT-86 II concept, seem closer to production with a new Facebook game. Social Network Racer lets you drive the FT-86 II concept on a track based on your Facebook content.
Pocketnow has posted a pic that it says shows one of Nokia's upcoming Windows phones. The new handsets are hugely important for both Nokia and Microsoft. Read this blog post by Luke Westaway on Crave.
A simple piece of plastic promises to tidy up your desk. It also shows that sometimes function follows form. Read this blog post by Eric Smalley on Crave.
When I first heard rumors that Microsoft was going to provide a Windows app store, I got really excited — until I learned the full details. Boy, was I disappointed! Here’s the deal ...
Here’s a list of some strange and very weird gadgets that are available on popular e-selling websites, which will help you get noticed, be geeky and be different.
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