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Joost Beta – The Next Big Thing in Internet TV?
Joost (a.k.a. the Venice Project) is a much talked about soon to be released application that brings “the magic of television, with the power of the internet built right in” to your computer. Unlike YouTube and other free internet TV services Joost provides content from different sources like MuchMusic, Figth Network and National Geographic straight to your computer. We tested the new Beta version,...
Video Feature: The Vancouver International Auto Show
We visits the Vancouver International Auto Show. Cars featured include
Mercedes S Class CL 550 Coupe
Volvo C30 Hatchback
Cadillac Escalade
2007 Lotus Exige
BMW 3 Series Cabriolet
2008 Audi TT
2008 Dodge Challenger
Toyota FJ Cruiser
Audi Q7
2007 Tripple White Volkswagen Beetle
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More trouble for iTunes in Europe
On the heels of the announcement that the EMI catalogue on iTunes will now be sold without DRM (meaning you can play the music on any mp3 player, not just the iPod) the European Union is launching an antitrust probe into the online music store.
The cause for the probe lies in the way iTunes wants to sells music in Europe. Based on the American model iTunes wants to operate a single store located...
Vancouver International Auto Show – Where is the innovation?
The Vancouver International Auto Show opened this weekend showcasing the “latest and greatest” in automotive technology. Attending the media preview and the first day I got a fairly good idea of what’s new and what’s missing in the automotive world – at least here in North America.
Every year the auto show leaves a distinct memory of one thing or another. In 2005 it was the large variety...
Apple TV Disappoints
Norwegian internet magazine Forbruker.no (means “consumer”) has tested the new Apple TV. They are not impressed. Their teaser poignantly states: “We tested Apple TV. It was not a TV revolution”. Lack of file support, iTunes only content and no TV functionality are among their complaints. Read on to get a shorter English version of the article.
Read our full analysis here.
From Forbruker.no...
Video Review: Logitech Alto Keyboard
Akash reviews the Logitech Alto keyboard and laptop stand. This keyboard lets you view your laptop screen in eye height and ads a numeric pad along with 3 USB ports and function keys making your computing experience more convenient.
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Video Review: Nabaztag Wi-Fi Bunny
Akash reviews the Nabaztag wi-fi bunny. This cute little bunny is nothing but trouble and almost impossible to use.
Watch the incredibly slow upload speeds in the upper right hand corner of the screen as Akash explains why you shouldn’t throw your money away on this gizmo.
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Video Review: Sirius Satellite Stiletto 100
Akash reviews the Sirius Satellite Stiletto 100 handset – a portable satellite receiver with mp3 and Wi-Fi capabilities.
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Air Powered Car to hit the streets this year?
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A French company called MDI is in the final stages of devellopment of their air powered vehicle. Yes, that’s right: a car that runs on compressed air! The company has recently signed a contract with Indian auto manufacturer Tata Motors and it is expected that the first commercial Compressed Air Transports...
Video Review: USBCELL rechargeable USB batteries
Akash reviews the USBCELL rechargeable USB batteries. These NiMH batteries will charge in your regular charger or by plugging them into any USB port. Smart idea? At least you don’t have to worry about finding a charger as long as you have a computer around.
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