Gadgets

Sony decides to take the concept of iPhone games to the PSP and PSP Go. PSP minis are small, cheap games that resemble those you’d play on your phone. Find out more! At Gamecon, which took place in August of this year, Sony announced it’s newest edition to it’s handheld console campaign – PSP...
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In the olden days, gathering evidences in every crime scene or even spying on someone for a suspected crime was just as hard as finding needle in the wide clear sand. It was always impossible to get to a place where you want to view some wild animals and study about their habitat...
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The over-hyped, as believed by many, iPhone 3GS is remarkably the current market leader, but as many people seem to claim, is it really only thanks to the outstanding marketing team that Apple possesses for the promotion of their gadgets? Read on to find out.
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LG Electronics unveiled its new versatile 2010 video projector series, including CF3D, the world’s first Full HD, 3D Single Lens Type Projector and a new compact, lightweight projector (model HX300G), at the International Consumer Electronics Show this week (Booth #8205). “Consumers are continuously looking for creative new solutions for both entertainment and business video...
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X2 Computing, one of the UK’s fastest growing providers of mobile computing solutions, has announced the immediate availability of the X24 series, a new range of handheld portable PCs.  Costing less than other similarly specified systems, they will deliver improved work flow and enhanced productivity in a wide range of point of service applications...
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Apple is currently working on a product that, while some believe it to be a dedicated e-reader, most believe it to be a tablet that will incorporate eBook reading and newspaper capability using OLED screen technology. Only time will tell, but only one thing is sure: Apple is saying nothing. There has been a...
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What is the point of having a CPU meter gadget? Do people really find use for this gadget or is it just one more additive that Windows should have avoided while trying to promote its Vista brand?
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Real-time traffic and voice recognition are becoming increasingly popular features among factory-installed navigation system owners, compared with 2008, according to the J.D. Power and Associates 2009 Navigation Usage and Satisfaction Study(SM) released today. The study finds that 26 percent of owners report having a factory-installed navigation system equipped with real-time traffic capabilities — twice...
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