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#entourage
Hands-on with the Entourage Edge
With all the buzz over the tiny LCD screen on the bottom of the Nook, I was excited to get some time with the Entourage Edge, a device that pairs a large E Ink screen with a 10-inch LCD touchscreen. More » -
#livescribe
Livescribe Pulse Smartpen Now Has Its Own App Store
The folks behind Livescribe, the smartpen/pencorder/computer stick/dictapencil (remember?) have finally made good on an old promise: to open it up to 3rd-party applications. That's right folks—now there's an app store for pen and paper. More » -
#smartpens
Livescribe Crams More Storage, New Color Into Pulse Smartpen Line
Those quirky text-recording "smartpens" from Livescribe got a bit of a boost this morning, with the Pulse line finding itself on the receiving end of a larger 4GB model. More » -
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Faux-bloodstain Tale Snags a Livescribe Pulsesmart Pen for Teacher/Crimestopper
The votes have been tallied in our Livescribe exploding/leaking pen story contest, and we have a winner: David S., a teacher who thwarted a bank robbery with the pen nestled in his breast pocket. Click through for the full story! More » -
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Vote for the Best Exploding/Leaking Pen Story and Make Someone with Stained Pants win a Livescribe Pulsesmart Pen
Thanks to all who entered our Livescribe exploding/leaking pen story contest. We've rounded up the best—now it's time for you to vote for your favorite. Will it be the teacher with the blood-red shirt pocket? Or Butt-print Man? More » -
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Enter to Win the Coolest Pen Ever
This is no regular ballpoint pen. We're talking about the Livescribe Pulsesmart pen. It's a computer in a pen loaded with 2GB of memory that records everything you hear and write, so you never miss a word. More » -
#popularscience
Popular Science Names 100 "Best of What's New" Technologies
Just last week, Time announced what they considered the 50 most important technological breakthroughs of 2008. Not to be outdone, today Popular Science has named their 100 "Best of What's New." Unlike Time, PopSci has categorized their awards into achievements in Automotive, Aviation & Space, Computing, Engineering, Gadgets (of course!), Green Tech, Home Entertainment, Home Tech, Health, Recreation and Security. But you've had enough of a tease; you just want to see the winners: More »
