Mar 27
If you grew up in the 80’s you will remember people walking around with giant and loud radios on their shoulders known as a boom box. Pyle audio has just … Continue reading
Mar 27
Korean news agency Yonhap News is reporting that a gas leak at a Samsung plant in southern Seoul has left one worker dead. A malfunction in the factory’s fire extinguishing system released carbon dioxide after it mistakenly detected fire,…
Mar 27
Not content with its radical–and controversial–overhaul, Twitter is also experimenting with replac
Posted in: Today's ChiliNot content with its radical—and controversial—overhaul, Twitter is also experimenting with replacing its Retweet function with a Share button. The world is truly turning on its head.
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Mar 27
This is a school science video trailer from the 90s, produced by Dorling Kindersley. It makes you wonder: how the hell did people learn anything from this stuff?
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Mar 27
Suffering from hayfever? A new treatment that doesn’t involve taking
antihistamines every day for the rest of your life is in the works. It’s
called Allergia, and it’s a phototherapeutic medical device that
suppresses the sneezing, runny nose and nasal congestion of seasonal allergenic rhinitis (SAR).
Mar 27
Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 range inbound, likely with thinner bezels and upgraded displays
Posted in: Today's Chili
We’ve been hearing scraps of information about Samsung’s next batch of Galaxy Tabs since February, but now we have something that helps us piece them all together: An FCC filing for what looks to be the 10-incher, with the model number “SM-T805.” The…
Mar 27
Devices Shipments To Grow 6.9% Globally This Year, Says Gartner, As PC Decline Softens
Posted in: Today's ChiliAnalyst Gartner has just put out its latest worldwide devices forecast, predicting a growth rate of 6.9% for shipments of traditional PCs, tablets, ultramobiles and mobile phones this year. That’s up on the 4.8% growth achieved last year. Collectively, 2.5 billion devices are expected to ship in 2014. Phones will make up 1.9 billion of that pie, a 4.9% increase on last year. Growth in phones… Read More
Mar 27
Google Reader Goes Mobile
Posted in: Today's ChiliThis article was written on May 19, 2006 by CyberNet.
Google has now brought another service to the comfort of your fingertips. Google Reader is a feed subscription manager that many people use. Now you can track all of your favorite news from your mobile device.
There are two ways that you can use the Mobile Google Reader. The first way would be to bookmark the URL below for the Mobile Google Reader Homepage. The other way is to add the Google Reader Module to your Personalized Homepage, and when you view your Personalized Homepage on your mobile device it will automatically show the Mobile Google Reader.
I currently use Google Reader to manage all of my feed subscriptions. This feature will definitely be handy and I look forward to seeing more Google Reader enhancements!
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