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  • Teufel unveils Concept E Magnum power edition 5.1 speaker set

    Teufel unveils Concept E Magnum power edition 5.1 speaker set

    Kit with the longest name in the world ever 24 November 2008 13:23 GMT

    Teufel's Concept E Magnum Power Edition 5.1 speaker set is now available for £162.

    Pitched as, "the ideal home cinema surround sound speaker gift for PC, Mac and console users", the set comprises a sub-woofer (30 x 42 x 40.5cm), a centre...

  • Woman hires hitman via text message

    Woman hires hitman via text message

    7 to 9 years for being an idiot 24 November 2008 13:02 GMT

    A woman from Oklahoma plotted to have her lover's wife kidnapped and possibly killed, but used text messages to organise the crime.

    32-year-old Tonia Mullins is now facing a long spell in jail after conspiring with her lover, 26-year-old...

  • Online thieves making £3.3bn

    Online thieves making £3.3bn

    Symantec releases results of one year study 24 November 2008 12:49 GMT

    Security experts Symantec reckon online fraudsters are making a whooping £3.3bn out of unsuspecting web surfers.

    After studying the internet's underground economy for a year, Symantec believes this is the figure online criminals are making...

  • Rotato Express makes quick work of peeling potatoes

    Rotato Express makes quick work of peeling potatoes

    Get all of the Sunday veg done in minutes 24 November 2008 12:31 GMT

    This gadget is one for all of us out there who hate peeling veg, especially when there's a huge meal to cook and you're short of time.

    So here's the solution - the Rotato Express which will automatically peel potatoes, fruits and other vegetables...

  • Mobile internet usage up by 25%

    Mobile internet usage up by 25%

    Third quarter of 2008 sees boom 24 November 2008 12:11 GMT

    Mobile internet usage is growing eight times faster than PC-based internet growth.

    This is according to new results from Nielsen Online, which says that the number of us Brits accessing the internet via mobile devices increased by 25% in...

  • US gets online think tank on privacy

    US gets online think tank on privacy

    The Future of Privacy Forum has now launched 24 November 2008 11:48 GMT

    The US has come up with yet another way to tackle online piracy.

    A new think tank has been founded called the Future of Privacy Forum.

    According to Ars Technica, the Forum will be headed by Jules Polonetsky, formerly chief privacy...

  • Japanese slot machine shows fugitives' faces

    Japanese slot machine shows fugitives' faces

    What happened to lemons and cherries? 24 November 2008 11:29 GMT

    The Police in Japan are none too happy with an online games developer, that has decided to create an unusual slot machine type game.

    Slot Detective looks like a traditional slot machine game but it has human faces instead of lemons and cherries...

  • NBC brings current affairs game to Facebook

    NBC brings current affairs game to Facebook

    "What's Your ICue?" application 24 November 2008 9:52 GMT

    Facebookers are being challenged to test their knowledge in a new application created by NBC.

    The "What's Your ICue?" app uses the news channel's vast archive and then pits Facebook members either one on one or in teams.

    They...

  • Panasonic unveils Full HD plasma TVs. Home Cinema, Televisions, Panasonic, Plasma televisions 0

    Panasonic unveils Full HD plasma TVs

    Including the TH-65VX100 with the world's highest contrast ratio 24 November 2008 9:21 GMT

    Two new Panasonic Full HD plasma displays are going to be available from early next year.

    First up is the TH-65VX100, which is claimed to achieve the blackest blacks with the world's highest contrast ratio of 60,000:1.

    The second...

  • Russian game simulates war with Georgia. Gaming 0

    Russian game simulates war with Georgia

    Confrontation - Peace Enforcement hitting shops soon 23 November 2008 17:37 GMT

    A Russian games developer has made the controversial decision to create a new, although virtual, war between Russia and Georgia.

    The game "Confrontation - Peace Enforcement", which will go on sale in Russia next month, is set as Georgian...

  • Klipsch launches new headphones. Audio, Klipsch, Headphones 0

    Klipsch launches new headphones

    And slashes prices for Christmas 23 November 2008 17:09 GMT

    American audio experts Klipsch are making their way to the UK, and have unveiled a new set of earphones to mark the occasion.

    The company prides itself on producing "the world’s smallest, lightest full-range earphone designs".

  • Palm is to cut jobs. Biz, Palm, Phones 0

    Palm is to cut jobs

    Losing ground to RIM and Apple 23 November 2008 16:16 GMT

    Palm has started making job cuts but has yet to announce how many of its 1050 workers are going to face redundancy.

    The announcement comes just a couple of weeks after Palm's shares dropped a whooping 21% following doubts voiced by an analyst.

  • Onkyo launches first Blu-ray player. Home Cinema, Onkyo, Blu-ray, HD DVD, Blu-ray players 0

    Onkyo launches first Blu-ray player

    Former HD DVD supporter goes Blu 23 November 2008 12:53 GMT

    It was a fervent HD DVD supporter, then it dropped the format and then it promised us a Blu-ray DVD player.

    Well Onkyo has now delivered.

    Its first Blu-ray player is the DV-BD606 is claimed to "squeeze every last ounce of benefit...

  • Verizon staff had unauthorised access to Obama's phone. Biz, Phones, Mobile phones, Barack Obama, Verizon 0

    Verizon staff had unauthorised access to Obama's phone

    Viewed the President elect's personal account 23 November 2008 12:25 GMT

    Some Verizon employees may have had unauthorised access to their President-elect's personal mobile phone account.

    Details that the employees could have viewed, according to experts, include the numbers a customer had called, how long conversations...

  • Cube-Works delivers the CAM-BABY robot. Gadgets, Cube-Works, Robots 0

    Cube-Works delivers the CAM-BABY robot

    Cries when it falls over 21 November 2008 17:32 GMT

    OK so it's completely useless, but the CAM-BABY from Japan's Cube-Works is ever so dinky.

    And this little robot responds to hand claps and even cries when it falls over, which, from the look of Akihabara News' photos is quite a lot.

  • ViewSonic launches first widescreen projector . Home Cinema, Projectors, Viewsonic 0

    ViewSonic launches first widescreen projector

    Introducing the PJ359w 21 November 2008 17:14 GMT

    Viewsonic is aiming at businesses with a new projector - the PJ359w - which is its first widescreen projector.

    This is an ultra-portable WXGA LCD model featuring HDMI 1.3 connectivity and supporting HD signals up to 1080p.

    But...

  • World's first Hello Kitty netbook. Hardware, Hello Kitty, Netbooks, Laptops, Photos 0

    World's first Hello Kitty netbook

    Puuuuuuurfect! 21 November 2008 16:59 GMT

    Well it was bound to happen wasn't it - as the Hello Kitty kitty seems to be on every gadget out there at the moment.

    But this is a first - Onkyo Japan's Sotec is to release a Hello Kitty Netbook based on their C1.

    The C101K3W...

  • The Dave channel launches Facebook app. Software, Online, Facebook, Facebook apps 0

    The Dave channel launches Facebook app

    "Argument Killer" application 21 November 2008 16:48 GMT

    A new Facebook application has arrived to mark the launch of a new show on UKTV's Dave.

    The app is called the Argument Killer whilst the show - Argumental - starring John Sergeant, Marcus Brigstocke and Rufus Hound - is being broadcast on...

  • IBM to build

    IBM to build "brain-like" computers

    "Cognitive computing" 21 November 2008 16:35 GMT

    IBM is working with the US government to create electronic circuits that mimic the brain.

    The project has been made possible by a $4.9m (£3.27m) grant from US defence agency DARPA.

    It is developing an area called "cognitive...

  • BBC Trust says no to regional online content. Software, Online, Video on demand, BBC, iPlayer 0

    BBC Trust says no to regional online content

    £68m plan rejected 21 November 2008 16:15 GMT

    The BBC Trust has rejected a £68m plan for a network of online new services.

    The plans had already been criticised by local newspaper publishers as well as Tory leader David Cameron who weighed into the debate earlier this week.

  • Teens benefit from surfing the net. Software, Online, Websites, Statistics 0

    Teens benefit from surfing the net

    Important for development 21 November 2008 11:54 GMT

    Following on from a three year study in the US of A, researchers have determined that online time "is good for teens".

    Blowing away many parents' notion that surfing the web, playing games and visiting social networking sites is a waste of...

  • Racer jackets pack in d3o protection. Car And GPS, GeekBooTeek, d3o, Clothing, Motorbikes 0

    Racer jackets pack in d3o protection

    Warmth, style and security 21 November 2008 11:29 GMT

    d3o Lab has teamed up with French motorcycle brand Racer to create a line of biker gear using the Lab's special shock absorbing material.

    The new jackets "provide comfort, warmth and added protection with one single aim: to combine fashion...

  • Gov admits to losing one computer a week. Hardware, Laptops, BlackBerry, Mobile phones, Phones, USB gadgets, Storage 0

    Gov admits to losing one computer a week

    Plus 36 BlackBerrys, 30 mobiles and 4 memory sticks in 1 year 21 November 2008 10:48 GMT

    It has been with great glee that the Conservatives have published details showing the extent of the government's data loss.

    According to the figures, one government computer a week has been going missing on average in recent months.

  • iolo updates system mechanic for 64-bit machines. Software, Hardware, iolo, Desktop PCs, Laptops 0

    iolo updates system mechanic for 64-bit machines

    Claiming world first 20 November 2008 17:16 GMT

    Iolo Technologies has updated its System Mechanic PC package to now work on 64-bit computers.

    And the company is claiming that it is the first to deliver this.

    System Mechanic is designed "to keep computers in peak operating...

  • Brits spend more time online than anyone else in Europe. Hardware, Software, Online, Websites, Statistics, Ofcom 0

    Brits spend more time online than anyone else in Europe

    839 minutes per week spent online 20 November 2008 17:07 GMT

    Apparently we Brits are spending more time surfing the net than any of our European counterparts.

    According to research carried out by Ofcom, we are a nation of tech geeks, who can spend as much as 839 minutes per week online playing games...


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