Nokia’s HERE Auto Revealed To Be In-Dash Navigation System

Nokias HERE Auto Revealed To Be In Dash Navigation System

Less than 24 hours ago, Nokia teased the tech world by publishing a blog post saying Nokia HERE would be made available in vehicles. After being unable to sleep due to the upcoming announcement, we’re sure you’ll be happy to hear Nokia kept to their promise and has announced HERE Auto. (more…)

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    HP EliteDisplay E221c features IPS tech and integrated webcam

    HP has unveiled a new computer display today that has a lot of adjustability built-in and lots of technology as well. The display is called the HP EliteDisplay E221c 21.5-inch Webcam LED backlit Monitor. The IPS technology gives the screen wide viewing angles and the integrated webcam makes videoconferencing easy. The highly adjustable monitor stand […]

    McDonald’s Turns Its Tables Into NFC Smartphone Racetracks

    The Happy Meal is as synonymous with McDonald’s as the Big Mac, but now the international fast food chain is experimenting with what it’s calling the Happy Table. It’s another attempt to lure kids in that uses simple NFC stickers to turn its dining tables into virtual interactive race tracks.

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    Chinese Xiaomi Red Rice smartphone has $85 BOM

    China is definitely one of the biggest growth markets in all of the mobile phone and smartphone world. While Europe and the US are very developed when it comes to the smartphone market, China is still growing rapidly. A low-cost smartphone from a Chinese company called Xiaomi has taken China by storm and has an […]

    Japan’s L0 maglev train aces first test, zooms past countryside at 311 mph (video)

    DNP Maglev Shinkansen tests

    This maglev train’s length of development sure can’t a hold a candle to its speed — it took its creators almost six years to finally give it a test run. The five L0 Series cars zipped along the 26.6-mile track in nine minutes, hitting 311 mph within the first three miles. The reporters on board the futuristic vehicle couldn’t feel or hear any disturbance, except for the odd blown mind. Outside, however, watching members of the public felt a shockwave followed by a deafening roar as the duck-billed train zoomed past. Using results from this trial, the company will be assessing the platypus-like train’s potential environmental impact and looking for ways to reduce its maintenance costs in the future. You won’t be taking a ride on this levitating wonder during your next Japanese vacation, though — — CJCR’s got a few more tests to run before its 2027 launch date.

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    Skylanders Swap Force coming to Nintendo 3DS

    It’s been a while since we talked about Skylanders Swap Force video game. Activision announced back in February that the video game would be launching this fall. With fall very nearly here, some new details about Swap Force have surfaced including the fact that it’s coming to the Nintendo 3DS this fall. The 3DS version […]

    Friday Poll: Will you buy a Nintendo 2DS?

    The Nintendo 2DS isn't exactly winning in the looks department.

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    When Nintendo released images of its new 2DS handheld gaming system this week, the world seemed to utter a collective “ew” at the sight of it. The device has a chunky, awkward design that seems to have regressed compared with the folding clamshell design of the 3DS.

    The 2DS feels more like a Nintendo DS upgrade than a 3DS sequel. As its name would suggest, the 2DS also dumps the 3D and opts for two dimensions. The design choices may seem like a step back, but Nintendo is sweetening the deal considerably with a $129 price tag. That’s a savings of 40 bucks over the 3DS.

    While reactions to the gaming gadget have focused on its funky appearance, gamers are also debating its merits. Many see it as a device for young kids. Others can see the appeal of the lower price, especially as holiday gift-giving time rolls around. Some never liked the 3D feature of the 3DS to begin with.

    The 2DS may have already deserved its reputation as the ugly duckling of the handheld gaming world, but it does h… [Read more]

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    Blackberry’s BBM App Page Mistakenly Went Live, Here’s What It Said

    Blackberry's BBM App Page Mistakenly Went Live, Here's What It Said

    BlackBerry’s web people made a bit of a faux pas last night, accidentally making a page advertising its cross-platform BBM apps live before time. They pulled it, but it lives on in the form of incriminating screen captures.

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    Galaxy S4 Zoom LTE edition lands in Europe

    If you’re a European fan of the Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom, a new and faster version of the smartphone is now available. Samsung has announced the launch of the galaxy S4 Zoom LTE edition within Europe providing significantly faster data connectivity than available in previous versions of the device. Other than the added LTE connectivity, […]

    Sony NSZ-GU1 TV dongle images and details surface via FCC

    The gang over the FCC has done us a solid and offered up some images and details of the Sony NSZ-GU1 TV dongle. The first details about this device surfaced earlier in the month and the FCC filing has now been updated with more details and pictures. The Sony TV dongle is the first new […]