Saturday, November 26, 2011

Verizon Motorola Droid Razr coming in white soon?

Verizon Motorola Droid Razr coming in white soon?

Launched a few weeks ago as one of Verizon's best smartphones of the year, the Motorola Droid Razr might get a new color version soon. According to the screenshot seen below (which reportedly comes from Verizon's device management system), a white Droid Razr should be released sometime soon. Most likely, the white Razr will cost as much as the black version ($299 on contract).
Verizon Motorola Droid Razr coming in white soon?


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Protect Your Small Business with Norton Internet Security Products from Symantec

Protect Your Small Business with Norton Internet Security Products from Symantec

This post brought to you by Norton Small Business by Symantec. All opinions are 100% mine. When I surf the Internet or read email, I always try to avoid places and situations that could be dangerous - I never open emails with attachments from people I don't know, I never click on random links in emails, and I avoid sites that sound skeevy.  Still, I once got a virus from a website that I had been to thousands of times before.  That virus wrecked my computer so badly that it had to be reimaged, and I consider myself lucky that I didn't lose any of my important files and that no one was able to steal my identity.

The Gadgeteer, Protect Your Small Business with Norton Internet Security Products from Symantec

Friday, November 25, 2011

Mimo Magic Touch 10″ — USB-Driven Capacitive Touchscreen Monitor


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Zazoo Photo Clock Review

Zazoo Photo Clock Review

I am guessing pretty almost every parent has had a moment where your little one has decided to wake just at the sight of sunlight in the morning, ready to take on the day hours before you would like him or her up.  Zazoo Kids has created the Zazoo Photo Clock to help alleviate some of these moments.  The Zazoo Photo Clock has recently received 2011 awards from The National Parenting Center and the Parent Tested Parent Approved organizations. The Zazoo Photo Clock is for toddlers on up.   As the child becomes older, the Zazoo Kids Photo Clock can function as a digital picture frame and highlight personal photos.

The Gadgeteer, Zazoo Photo Clock Review

HiddenRadio & Bluetooth Speaker is simple and elegant

HiddenRadio & Bluetooth Speaker is simple and elegant

While there are a lot of wireless speakers available on the market, not all of them are able to achieve the same simplicity and elegance that just oozes out of the HiddenRadio & Bluetooth Speaker. This clever little device is a wireless Bluetooth speaker that lets you play your audio from any Bluetooth-enabled device (which should include your smartphone and tablet). To make it work, all you have to do is turn it on by twisting the top and pairing it via Bluetooth. And that's about it. To increase the volume, you only need to pull the speaker higher, and to decrease the volume, just do the opposite.

Ubergizmo, HiddenRadio & Bluetooth Speaker is simple and elegant

Worst Password List Revealed

Worst Password List Revealed

Mashable has published a list of worst passwords. The list, which were provided by productivity app developer SplashData, consists of keywords and combination of numbers that are commonly utilized by Internet users. The worst password list includes the obvious ones like: password, 123456, 12345678, and abc123. Other passwords consist of commonly-used words for passwords such as trustno1, letmein, iloveyou, baseball, and football.

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Researchers put smartphones on a power diet, drastically improve battery life

Researchers put smartphones on a power diet, drastically improve battery life

Nokia's Asha handsets already use browser compression to reduce data costs and power consumption for customers in the developing world, but the company's Finnish neighbours over at Aalto University have taken a totally different approach. By using a network proxy to squash traffic into bursts rather than a constant bit rate, and by forcing a smartphone's modem into idle mode between each burst, the researchers claim they can cut 3G power consumption by 74 percent.

Engadget, Researchers put smartphones on a power diet, drastically improve battery life