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FlipShare TV Hands-On
Flip's new companion hardware to their pocket camcorders is a logical extension of the Flip brand. It brings Flip-taken videos (and nothing else) to a TV, and while some may find its simplicity refreshing, others will find it limiting. More »Flip's Next Pocket Cam May Be a Wi-Fi Slider
Cisco, who makes the Battlemodo Champion Flip line of pocket camcorders, confirmed that next-gen Flips will have both Wi-Fi and a large sliding screen (though not touch), a significant departure in styling. I just hope they keep tactile buttons. [CrunchGear]Surprise, Cisco Fans Are Pretty Passionate About Their Brand
Apple products. RED cameras. Even the embattled Zunes. All are categories that I can see getting a person so worked up with devotion that they permanently mark themselves with a corporate brand. Cisco? No so much. And yet, this exists: More »FCC Documents Reveal Cisco's FlipShareTV
While we were distracted by the Apple TV 3.0 update, there's been a new gadget waiting in FCC documents. Something called the FlipShareTV which is apparently intended as a companion to Cisco's popular Flip video recording devices. More »In The Beginning Cisco Created The Heaven and The Earth (NSFW)
And Cisco saw the ad he had made and, behold, it was very bad. More »Samsung Barges Into Flip Territory With HMX-U10 1080p Pocket Camcorder
Samsung has finally joined the illustrious, bulging ranks of Flip-imitating manufacturers, announcing the HMX-U10, a 1080p-recording, 10-megapixel-shooting compact camcorder set to land in September. More »Linksys WRT160NL Is Fully Linux Powered, 802.11n, and Acts As Media Server
After years of having people load custom Linux-based firmwares onto their routers, Linksys decided to just go ahead and make a router with Linux on there from the start. Computer Science grad students are all awkwardly high fiving each other. More »Cisco Acquires Pure Digital, Makers of the Flip Video Cam, For $590 Million
Cisco Linksys Wireless Home Audio Lightning Review
Cisco Linksys' Wireless Home Audio system is a direct competitor to Sonos in the land of room-to-room streaming music. But WHA is more ambitious, with promises of iPod compatibility, touchscreen remotes and 802.11n support. More »Google May Be Working on Its Own Router
According to various SD Times sources, including one inside Cisco, Google is exploring the idea of dumping Juniper Networks in favor of building its own routers to handle their ever-expanding need for bandwidth. More »Linksys Media Hub Babysits Your Video, Music and Pics, Streaming Locally and Remotely
The Gadget: Linksys' Media Hub seems like a server, since it backs up data, gathers your media files automatically, and streams media over IP, but it's more like a super functional NAS drive with RAID support. More »Linksys Wireless Home Audio System Streams All Around Your House, Secretly Aspires to Kill Sonos
Linksys' new Wireless Home Audio system is very similar in function to Sonos' streaming home audio system, and on specs alone, manages to out spec the latter in some areas. More »Cisco's Streaming Media Boxes and HD Telepresence Gear for Average Joe
Cisco doesn't want to just cater to your IT guy anymore—they're jumping into the consumer space at CES with three new streamy products: a video streamer, a streaming audio system, and Telepresence, a videoconferencing system.Hollywood Teams with AT&T and Others In Possible Packet-Filtering Coalition
Linksys (Finally) Builds Mac-Friendly Setup Wizard
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TiVo Switched Video Tuning Adapters Appear at CableLabs
At long last, the SDV dongles that TiVo promised would arrive this year from Motorola and Cisco have been submitted to CableLabs for formal testing. For those unfamiliar, these little devices allow for two way communication between CableCard boxes and Cable Companies, so that only the needed programming data is sent, and bandwidth is conserved. Dave Zatz says its a good start to fixing the whole CableCard HD Programming debacle, even if its widely unsupported and a bit clunky. A shot of the Cisco box below. [Zatz Not Funny] More »Adobe Open Screen Initiative to Make Flash Suck Less on Mobiles
Linksys RangePlus Extends your Wireless Network Range
iPhone Roundup: True Cost, 3D, and Ringtones!
Cisco Taking on Apple TV with Secret Competitor