While looking for a Blue tooth headset that doesn’t look like all the others on the market, we stumbled upon the EX-01 made by Messiah Entertainment that offers 4-6 hours of continuous talk time and charges via USB. We’re taking bets that this headset will show up in a low-budget science fiction “made-for-TV-movie” within months after it is released in May.
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Additional details on Asus Eee PC 901DigiTimes is reporting some new details about the upcoming Asus Eee PC 901. As reported earlier, the Eee PC 901 will have a number of new features to differentiate it from the Eee PC 900.
The overall specification will change only slightly aside from the inclusion of an Atom processor. Among the changes, the Eee PC 901 will come with a Bluetooth module and will make use of more metal (parts of the keyboard, the hinges and to ring the touchpad). The Linux version will also come with some additional software. The Asus logo will also make way for an Eee logo.
The Asus Eee PC 901 will be available in Taiwan starting on June 3rd with a price below NT$20,000 (USD$650). It’s not clear if Asus will launch the Eee PC 901 simultaneously in other countries.
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The combined expertiSony Ericsson of JapaneSony Ericsson consumer electronics giant Sony, and the superior telecommunication know how of the Swedish company Ericsson, have resulted in an exponential growth of mobile phone technology. Since the formation of this joint venture in 2001, they have been able bring rapid improvement in mobile design and performance. The latest Sony Ericsson mobile phones are equipped with cutting-edge technology ranging from high definition cameras, superior media player to 3G. Sony Ericsson mobile phones are known world over for their specialization. Be it the Walkman Sony Ericssonries of music phones, the K Sony Ericssonries of camera centric phones or P Sony Ericssonries business devices, Sony Ericsson mobile phones has been very successful in craving out a name for themSony Ericssonlves. |
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Carving a niche for itself in the world of mobile phones, Nokia Mobile Phones is now duly acclaimed as the world leader in mobile Phones . Riding high on its stupendous growth, Nokia has been consistently achieving grand success because of its premier range of products and quality services across the globe. Nokia truly connects people with its innovative yet easy-to-use products. Besides mobile Phones, Nokia also offers mobile phone equipments, solutions and various other services to network operators.
Living up to the ever-increasing expectations of the user, Nokia Mobile Phones has always taken the initiative to bring forth the best and the most applicable technology for the consumers. Its latest handsets feature 3G technology, camera which supports HSPDA, EDGE and Bluetooth. Nokia’s latest mobile Phones are oozing with loads of style, besides carrying exemplary multimedia and business tools. Of late, Nokia released sophisticated Nokia Nseries mobile Phones, followed up by ‘E’ series and the enticing L’Amour collection. |
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From correspondents in San Francisco May 15, 2008 12:50pm
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GOOGLE has started blurring the faces of people in street scenes pictured on its free online mapping service.
The US internet colossus said it was testing the technology in updated Street View pictures woven into its map of Manhattan and, if successful, would put it to work across its mapping website.
While blurring faces may reduce complaints that snapshots of street life posted with Google Maps results could violate people’s privacy, that was not the motivation for applying the technology, Google said.
When Street View launched in the US last year, it quickly attracted controversy after claims several images breached privacy.
Some images identified men outside strip clubs, women sunbaking in parks and even captured a woman’s g-string as she emerged from her car.
Soon after, Google modified several images to remove or mask the identity of individuals.
However a Google spokeswoman said privacy was not the motivation for applying the new face-blurring technology.
“It is something we have been looking into for quite some time,” she said.
“The purpose of Street View isn’t looking at people, it’s looking at buildings and locations. Obviously, we want to take steps in protecting people’s privacy, but from the beginning we’ve been committed to doing this.”
Google has been working for a year on a way to automatically detect and blur faces in pictures, Google software engineer Andrea Frome said in a blog post.
“Working at Street View-scale is a tough challenge that required us to advance state-of-the-art automatic face detection,” she said.
“We continue working hard to improve it as we roll it out for our existing and future imagery.”
Ms Frome pointed out that Manhattan street view pictures were also modified to allow people to look up to admire skyscrapers and the cityscape.
Street View is available for several US cities and is scheduled to launch in Australia later this year.
Google Street View New York – http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=n…
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Mobile Phone is More Important than Wallet (Survey)
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  According to a recent study commissioned by Nortel, people find that their cell phones are more invaluable when away from home than even their keys or wallet. Those surveyed were asked what would be the single item that they would take with them if they knew they had to be outside for more than 24 hours.
Of those surveyed, 38% said that they would choose to take their cell phone, whereas just 30% felt the need to haul around a wallet. I guess that having your mobile phone in an emergency — for both communication and entertainment purposes — is more important than having access to your debit card, but without some sort of mobile payment system in place, you can’t exactly pay for anything with your cell phone. Interestingly, a full 16% of respondents fall into what Nortel calls the “hyperconnected” category. These are individuals who carry around no fewer than seven devices and have no fewer than nine applications to accomplish their work and personal mobility needs. These “hyperconnected” individuals are projected to hit 40% of the population in just five years. |
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