Filed under: Portable Audio, Portable VideoEpoq’s no (complete) stranger to the portable media player realm, and apparently, the firm is gearing up to crank out another of its own at CES 2008. The Nextgen 4GB will reportedly sport a 3-inch 320 x 240 resolution display, 4GB of internal storage space, USB connectivity, an SD expansion […]

Filed under: Portable Audio, Portable VideoSure, there’s less than 24 hours before everyone and their grandmother can hop online and grab ‘hold of the SIP-VoIP application, but if you won’t be bothered with it unless there’s proof that it works, you’re in the right place. The crafty folks over at touch mods have videoed “the […]

Filed under: HouseholdConsidering that there are quite a few nations out there aiming to ditch incandescent bulbs in the not-too-distant future, it follows logic that we should start making LEDs more suitable for in-home use. Of course, we’ve already seen a couple of advancements in the area, but scientists at Glasgow University — along with […]

Filed under: Peripherals
It’s not like mood lights haven’t been used in unorthodox manners before, but Mongoose Studio’s RGBy3.0 puts a twist on the traditional color changing device by enabling it to take the hue of whatever it sits atop. Apparently, the portable creation rocks color sensors that interpret the shade beneath, and subsequently, the LEDs […]

Filed under: Laptops, WirelessThere’s a WiMAX shindig coming our way at CES next Monday courtesy of Intel, Sprint and Asus. From the sound of things it’ll primarily be Sprint and Intel letting everyone know how very, very fast WiMAX is — and how ahead of the curve we should know they are on deployment and […]

Filed under: Laptops
If you think the market for small, white, Linux-based UMPCs is overcrowded, you’re wrong. Dead wrong. Enter the Taiwanese-made E-Lead Electronic “Noahpad” PC, a tiny little laptop which the company affectionately refers to as a “classmate, roommate, and travelmate.” The system is based on a 1GHz Via Eden CPU, has 512MB of RAM, […]

Filed under: Cellphones
It seems pretty clear by now that the images and videos floating around of an iPhone running firmware 1.1.3 are legit, but if you still have doubts as to their veracity, a new walkthrough that’s been posted should put those to rest. We’ve already been nauseated by seen the jiggly icon home screen, […]

Filed under: Cellphones, Handhelds
An image surfaced on the BlackBerryForums this morning that purports to be of the upcoming BlackBerry 9000 series. The forum member with the scoop claims that the device has no touchscreen, and that rumors are raging even within RIM as to whether touchscreen devices are in the works. What can supposedly be […]

Filed under: Gaming
We know customer support reps have a lot on their plates — especially those responsible for answer the queries of 13-year-old Halo mavens protesting supposed hackers stealing all their kills — but it looks like the Xbox Live support staff is dropping the ball on this particular issue. Pro gamer Skyllus vBi, a […]

Filed under: Portable Video
Reports keep on pouring in with promises of juicy info on Apple’s upcoming video rental service for iTunes. The latest news comes from Variety, and claims that the rentals will last a mere 24 hours before becoming unplayable, but it’s unclear if that includes multiple plays within the 24 hour window. Prices […]