Filed under: Cellphones, Peripherals
Nokia — always known to break a phone-lover off some snazzy new junk — currently wants to get up in your headspace with its new Bluetooth earpiece, the BH-101. What can the BH-101 do for you, you ask? Well for starters, it’ll deliver eight hours of talktime, 180 hours of sweet, silent […]

Filed under: Storage
It’s not the first to boast of a 320GB 2.5-inch hard drive, but Western Digital looks to be the first to actually ship one, with its new 320GB Scorpio SATA drive now available to anyone with a hankering for some spacious portable storage. In addition to cramming all those gigabytes into a laptop-friendly […]

Filed under: Portable Audio, Portable Video
Jobo’s Giga Vu line has always been primarily targeted at photographers who need portable storage and viewing capabilites, but the devices’ Linux foundations and open SDK have made them pretty hacker-friendly as well. Both camps should be happy about Jobo’s latest entry, the Giga Vu Pro Extreme, which adds support […]

Filed under: CellphonesThe Gphone rumors have been heating up lately, and things seems like they’re about to come to a boil. The Wall Street Journal, not generally known for wild rumor-mongering, is reporting that Google is in “advanced talks” with Verizon and Sprint and has made “significant progress” with T-Mobile, with an announcement of some […]

Filed under: Portable Audio
Look, if you absolutely, positively must get some DAB into your iPod lifestyle, then you’ll probably be somewhat interested in the Robi — a new tuner from Roberts Radio which lets you pipe in smooth digital broadcasts via your regular old player. There really aren’t a lot of plusses here; for £49.99 […]

Filed under: Displays
While they already look to have made their way to a number of retailers unannounced, Samsung has just now gotten official with the three latest additions to its SyncMaster line, including two 19-inch models and a 22-incher. On the 19-inch front, the 920BM opts for the old school aspect ratio and a 1280 […]

Filed under: GPSMan, it must feel mighty fantastic to be Tele Atlas right about now. Not even a month after TomTom finalized a whopping $2.5 billion offer to take the map maker over, Garmin — which currently relies on NAVTEQ maps — has come out swinging with a staggering $3.3 billion bid of its own. […]

Filed under: HDTV, Home EntertainmentWe realize what day it is, but we’re pretty certain the FCC isn’t messing around on this one. Right on cue, regulators have “approved a rule that would ban exclusive agreements that cable television operators have with apartment buildings, opening up competition for other video providers that could eventually lead to […]

Filed under: Laptops
If you’re still hanging in there even after the price-hike, then you’ll be happy to know that the Asus Eee PC just busted free on-line over at NewEgg. No sign of it at Best Buy yet so you’re stuck with a $399 4GB model (only) at the moment. A $10.33 shipping insult is […]

Filed under: Desktops, Laptops
Two and a half years of waiting, and two million plus copies later, Leopard has made its way into many a Mac — but are all its users completely satisfied? Probably not, but there’s still a lot to love. Apple really did a spot-cleaning on OS X this time, and virtually every […]