Here's yet another video of the HTC Kaiser in action.
Friday, August 03, 2007
Sony recalls 350,000 cameras

Sony announced Thursday it's recalling 350,000 digital cameras, a point-and-shoot model called the Cyber-shot DSC-T5 released in 2005, because of a problem that could cause metal on the bottom of the camera to cut or scratch the photographer.
The Japanese electronics giant will replace the part and pay shipping for free for anyone affected by the problem. The warping problem, cased by an irregularity in adhesive strength, only affects cameras with serial numbers between 3500001 and 3574100, the company said.
via Cnet
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digital cameras
USB Memory Watch

You may recall from Episode IV that R2 was carrying some important files destined for delivery to Obi-Wan. These files were, of course, a distress message from Princess Leia and plans for the Empire's newly operational battle station. These plans played a critical part in the successful destruction of the Death Star. If you want to be a hero, just like R2, then we suggest you carry your files on this USB Memory Watch.
In addition to displaying the time, this watch helps you carry your valuable data with you at all times (you know - your MP3 files, favorite images, your ThinkGeek shopping list). With 2GB of capacity it has more than ample storage.
The USB Memory Watch has a built-in USB connector and can transfer files to and from most computer operating systems. The USB connector is cleverly stored in the watch band and flips up for easy connecting. There is also a LED light that indicates the device status. The watch is surprisingly sleek and lightweight - it is not a bulky watch. The band is comfortable and very flexible.
Product Page... here
via ThinkGeek
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watches
Office 2008 for Mac delayed!

Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac, which was due to ship later this year, has been bumped to January next year to ensure it’s released “at the right quality level”. The news is very disappointing for those of us on the Mac platform who are heavy users of the Microsoft Office suite and are anticipating its release.
Read more... here
via GearDiary
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software
Google sidesteps mobile reports

Google has refused to deny mounting speculation that it is working to produce its own brand mobile phone.
Reports suggest that the web giant is developing a series of"GPhones", centred on its mobile services, such as search, e-mail and maps.
In a statement, Google said it was working with carriers, phone makers and content providers to "bring its services to users everywhere".
The firm would not say if its efforts included plans for a handset.
The Google statement said: "What our users and partners are telling us is that they want Google search and Google applications on mobile, and we are working hard every day to deliver that."
Read more... here
via BBC
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googlephone
Becker comes to the US with the Traffic Assist Highspeed 7934 GPS

After releasing the highly reguarded Harman Kardon Guide + Play GPS-500. Harman International has released the Becker Traffic Assist Highspeed 7934 GPS. The 6.5-ounce box features a 3.5-inch touchscreen with night mode, 64MB of memory expandable via SD, 400MHz processor, built-in NAVTEQ maps of the US, Canada, and Puerto Rico, and a speed limit display that can alert you when you get a little too exuberant. Other frills include a WMA / MP3 player and JPEG viewer that hopefully no one will ever use while driving, and optional bicycle mounting kit. Becker's giving this one exclusively to Office Depot, and it looks like they're already in stock for $299.
via Engadget
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gps
Thursday, August 02, 2007
iPhone-like list view running on the Nokia N800
The Nokia N800 is looking more like an iPhone everyday.
deskPDF 2.5 Professonal Edition Review

Reviewed by K.C. Kim
$29.95
http://www.docudesk.com/
Description:
Users in one click can create high quality PDF documents from nearly every Microsoft Windows applications. deskPDF from DocuDesk includes great features like 60 standard page sizes, auto settings and quick profiles of often used settings. The deskPDF sells for $29.95 and offers new features like: ability to apply watermarks, stamps & letterhead; Bookmarks, TOC, and hyperlinks conversion; 128 bit security.
Intro: Creating PDF files has never been easier with DeskPDF Professional. Why spend $300 buck for Adobe Acrobat when you have an alternative like DeskPDF Professional. The program is simple to use. Simply install. And best of all affordable for all with first class support.


How to use: The best part about this program is how easy it is to use. I never knew how to make a PDF file beforehand. And deskPDF made it so easy that it’s as simple as printing a paper. DeskPDF Professional installs as a virtual printer, allowing you to convert any printable document to PDF format. Install the program. Simply right click on a document you want converted and then press “Convert with deskPDF”. Save the filename and within seconds you have a PDF formatted file. The PDF files will be 100% compatible with Adobe Reader.
Conclusion: This is the best software to convert documents into PDF format hands down. Fast and simple conversion with a price that can’t be beat. For companies that want to release press releases in pdf format or a small business that wants to archives bills, deskPDF is your answer.
Rating 9.5 out of 10 The Gadget Site approved!
To purchase click here http://www.docudesk.com/
About company:
Docudesk is a company that is interested in creating lifelong satisfied customers. Our goal is to provide quality software with innovative features at an affordable price. We accomplish this not only through providing the most capable product, but through thorough testing and quality control to ensure a trouble free user experience. Docudesk strives to minimize technical issues through robust and elegant simplicity. Our helpdesk is staffed with highly qualified software engineers that will provide you with the answers you need in a timely manner. Customer service is very important to us. Never hesitate to contact us!
The Docudesk corporate offices are located just north of Dallas in Plano, Texas on the Dallas North Tollway. We are a Texas corporation and have been in business since 2001.
Wednesday, August 01, 2007
Teclast T59 Gets rebranded

Not too much info on the Teclast T59. But a member of Teclasters fan site has found the T59 being shown by French company Neo as a future model:
Check the link here
Some more news is that it will be shown at the IFA trade fair @ the Messe, Berlin, Germany, Aug 30-Sept 5th.
via GizmoLounge
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mp3 players,
mp4 players
Hacha PA20 coming soon!

The latest Hacha model, the PA20, is coming soon!
It features a large 3.2" touch screen.
Hacha Online will be selling the PA20 once it is released.
via HachaOnline
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dap,
mp3 players,
mp4 players
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