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The Oona. – Versatility meets stand. Another great Kickstarter project.

By On 2011/05/12 · 1 Comment

Imagine if you had a stand that could hold your dearest device in whatever position you need it? Enter …

 


Update: This nifty little gizmo will free your hands and secure your gadget against any flat/even surface.

With just three screw holes it is incredibly versatile and sure to find [...]

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Microsoft gives cops COFEE: free computer forensic tools

By On 2008/04/30 · Leave a Comment

The folks over at engadget have a post with this tile that reads as follows:

“Cops doing computer forensic work already have a ton of tools to choose from, but Microsoft is doing its part to help out as well — the company just revealed that it’s been distributing a special thumb [...]

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Video of iPhone running firmware 2.0 beta

By On 2008/04/29 · Leave a Comment

For anyone curious about what awaits us in iPhone firmware version 2.0 beta, here’s a great post from engadget with descriptions and even videos. June is drawing nigh and I am very much looking forward to the new firmware. Unfortunately I haven’t really had time to play much with the SDK which the 2.0 firmware [...]

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Free Energy?

By On 2008/04/29 · Leave a Comment

I found this article with an interview with Australian inventor Archer Quinn. Archer said he would unveil is Perpetual Motion Machine on 20 June 2008. A simple machine that can be built by any handyman. It will produce energy based on using gravity. He has not registered his inventions with a patent filing and has [...]

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amazon kindle

By On 2007/11/20 · Leave a Comment

Finally! Tree-destruction-less reading without inky fingers! Even though i find the keyboard too big and spacey the device is a full win in my humble opinion.

Paperback size, 10.3 ounces, e-paper display for minimum power consumption and maximum readability even in bright daylight, dog ear support, bookmarks, automatic saving of reading place, qwerty keyboard, wireless [...]

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