Verizon Wireless has announced the unveiling of their latest Network Extender, which, the company claims, boasts of allowing users to take pleasure in house calls. Created by Samsung, the extender is aimed at improving the wireless call coverage when users are in their homes or at any other locations and structures that is likely to get in the way of call reception.
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The tech world is swarming with the release of Adobe’s Photoshop Lightroom 2.3 and Photoshop Camera Raw 5.3 Release Candidates, which are immediately made available for downloading from Adobe Labs at http://labs.adobe.com. In keeping with its standing in IT circles, the software giant has carried out tests on the updates to make it foolproof in terms of the quality. The ‘release candidate’ tag is indicative of the fact that the update is well-tested ahead of launch. However, the Imaging giant wants the product to get through additional community testing before it is ready for mass distribution among its clientele.
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Earlier I talked about the version 2.0 of The BlackBook Mobile Guides, now it’s turn of Meme Incorporated, which has also announced the addition of a new application, known as the Snapper1.0 for the iPhone. The updated application boasts of allowing an iPhone camera shutter automatically to sprint by listening to sounds such as snap or claps. The ground-breaking application generates a novel dimension for Mobile phone photography as you can now easily have the benefit of capturing pictures of your friends and yourself in a much similar way. Read the rest of this entry »
Option Wireless has launched its AT&T USBConnect Quicksilver, by which you can connect your laptop to AT&T’s high-speed HSDPA network in the fastest way possible. The device is extremely fast, extremely compact, user friendly and compatible across the whole world. This device is lot smaller and better than the previous AT&T USBConnect 881 by Sierra Wireless. The device just measures 0.7 by 0.9 by 2.5 inches. It weighs a mere 1.2 ounces. The case of the device pivots around the Quicksilver’s USB port. The Quicksilver houses an easy to access SIM slot directly above the USB jack. The device lacks a microSD card reader, an external antenna port and indicator lights.
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ioSafe, the leading manufacturer and designer of disaster proof hardware technologies and devices, has announced the availability of their latest ioSafe Solo, which is touted to be the 1st 1.5TB external hard drive that brags built-in disaster protection technologies, and aims at improving risks for disk backup disaster recovery solution.
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Creative has recently launched its new gaming headset with Silencer technology– the Creative HS-1100 Tournament Gaming Headset. Featured with built-in noise cancellation feature and Silencer Technology, the Creative HS-1100 is competent enough to drive away all the background noises.
Creative’s most efficient audio engineers with sound acoustic knowledge actually did a great job by inventing the Silencer and the all new HS-1100 is real competitive advantage for the gamers. Whether it is an intense game like 5 v 5 Counter Strike (TM) match or a real raid like World of Warcraft (TM), the Creative HS-1100 is an ideal Tournament Gaming Headset. The Creative HS-1100 headset is featured with 40mm Neodymium magnet drivers, which produces an excellent quality sound output. The VoiceFX feature of the headset offers upto 18 selected voice-morph personas ranging from Aliens to Orc. Its most comfortable earpads, in-line volume adjustment feature with mute control of microphone and foldable earcups are some of the additional features of the headset.
The X-Fi Crystalizer (R) technology of this headset is intelligent enough to determine and restore the highs and lows of sound effects that are being damaged or reduced during the audio compression process of the game. Another outstanding feature of the headset is the X-Fi CMSS (R) – 3D technology, which creates virtual sounds with surround effects of the opponents to make the game more real. Read the rest of this entry »
A perfect solution to cut down your power consumption is available at the market. LEDs usually save a lot of power consumption as compared to the standard bulbs we are using in our daily life. And if this LED is powered by the solar energy, then there cannot be any better solution than this one. Read the rest of this entry »
Downadup or Conficker is a new name in the list of viruses, which targets the Microsoft Windows XP workstations. A very popular name in the antivirus companies, F-Secure stated in a report this week that about 3.5 million computers have been infected by this new Windows threat. Taking advantage of a Windows flaw, Downadup managed to spread so adversely in the remote computers. Microsoft Security Update MS08-067, a patch to remove this vulnerability was launched in last October by Microsoft, but undoubtedly the worm is active enough to track the unpatched Windows workstations and infected all. Read the rest of this entry »
Have you ever though of having multiple monitors, all hooked up to the USB ports of your computer. This is actually possible with D-Link’s SideStage USB Monitor. D-Link has recently unveiled its 7 inch USB monitor, which is handy enough and connects to your computer’s USB port drawing power from it.
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Turning your mobile into a real gaming device is now no more juts a thought when BGP100 Bluetooth Game Pad is in at the market. Just like a PSP or DS, you can now turn even your mobile phone into a mobile gaming device with wireless controllers.
The BGP100 Bluetooth Game Pad includes a 4 way pad which controls the direction, seven programmable buttons supporting other functionalities. The most amazing part of this BGP100 Bluetooth Game Pad is that it easily gets affixed to the sides of your mobile device with the help of the rubber strips included in the device. The ergonomic design of the game pad sets in your hand easily.
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