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MusicGremlin Service and Player Launched

We’ve been hearing about it for months, and today the MusicGremlin service was launched, featuring a $299 WiFi-enabled music player, the Gremlin MG-1000. The subscription service is $14.99 a month or 99 cents per song, and you don’t even need a PC to use it, either—just access a WiFi network and you can download music…

Tech News Charlie White Jun 14 '06

Samsung SGH-i320 Smartphone Gets FCC Approval

Samsung is not going to take all this hype about the Motorola Q smartphone lying down, because now that the FCC approved its so-called “Q killer,” the Samsung SGH-i320 is ready for battle. Except for being black rather than the Q’s brushed aluminum with black trim, the i320 appears to go head-to-head with the Q,…

Gadgets Charlie White Jun 14 '06

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News Seven Sony Blu-ray Titles Coming June 20 Send Paypal Via Skype Soon Thecus Five-Drive Network Attached Storage Tripod Belt Windows Vista Premium Laptops To Require Hybrid Hard Drives Omisys Wi-Fi DVD Player Media Center T-Mobile kidConnect SunbriteTV: Waterproof Outdoor 32-inch LCD HDTV Nyko FM Trans Kit for Nano: Ho Hum BomBots Deployed in Iraq,…

Tech News Charlie White Jun 14 '06

Seven Sony Blu-ray Titles Coming June 20

Regardless of whether Samsung’s BD-P1000 is going to launch next week or not—we’re pretty sure it is—Sony’s pushing ahead with releasing seven old titles onto Blu-ray format next week. These titles have been around the block a while: The Fifth Element, 50 First Dates, House of Flying Daggers among them. More movies, and Sony’s own…

Tech News Jason Chen Jun 13 '06

Send Paypal Via Skype Soon

The upcoming Skype version 2.5, seen at the eBay Developer’s Conference, apparently will let you send or request money to other users directly from the client software. Since eBay, Paypal, and Skype are all one big happy family, you’ll be able to Paypal money easily while chatting with the person you’re talking to. Camwhores: Paypal…

Tech News Jason Chen Jun 13 '06

Thecus Five-Drive Network Attached Storage

This Thecus N5200 Network Attached Storage (NAS) can hold a lot of stuff. With five drives of 750GB each, that’s—carry the two—3.75 Terabytes of porn data! Not only does it have 5 drives internally, there’s an eSATA port on the back for expandability. It also has four gigabit ethernet ports, a Celeron M CPU to…

Tech News Jason Chen Jun 13 '06

Tripod Belt

This Tripod Belt lets pro and amateur photographers alike keep their tripods close while freeing their hands for the quick action shot. The belt fits over the shoulder or wild-west-six-shooter style. Available now for $8.50. Tripod Belt [Brando via Red Ferret]

Gadgets Jason Chen Jun 13 '06

Windows Vista Premium Laptops To Require Hybrid Hard Drives

If you’re planning on buying a laptop with Windows Vista Premium next year, you’re going to have to pay a little extra for something you may not need. That something: a hybrid hard drive. Starting June 1 2007, Microsoft is making hybrid hard drive mandatory for laptops to contain the “Vista Premium” Logo. For hard…

Tech News Jason Chen Jun 13 '06

Omisys Wi-Fi DVD Player Media Center

DVD player? Ha! With as many features that this baby packs it should be called a hard-driveless media center. The Omisys PN-210V comes loaded up with a nice big antenna for Wi-Fi streaming via 802.11b/g. It can play Off Vorbis, XviD, DivX, MPEG-4 and WMV9 and it can read burned CD and DVD media. It…

Tech News Travis Hudson Jun 13 '06

T-Mobile kidConnect

To help parents keep their kids’ cellphone bills under control, T-Mobile has released the kidConnect service that’s now available for $19.99. The plan includes 50 minutes of anytime calls plus unlimited calling between parent and child and other T-Mobile subscribers. There’s a also unlimited weekend calling and SMS/MMS, which deducts from the 50 minutes of…

Tech News Jason Chen Jun 13 '06

SunbriteTV: Waterproof Outdoor 32-inch LCD HDTV

Pool parties and fiestas: two places that a waterproof, outdoor 32-inch HDTV would fit in better than Woody Allen at a Korean church. This 3200HD-Pro SunbriteTV LCD has a 1366×768 pixel resolution with a 1200:1 contrast ratio. SunbriteTV claims the set is sealed against moisture, dust and water, plus it even has a dual-fan system…

Tech News Jason Chen Jun 13 '06

Nyko FM Trans Kit for Nano: Ho Hum

Here is Nyko’s latest iPod accessory. It is an average FM transmitter for the iPod nano. Probably the best feature is the variety of mounting options that comes with the kit. It can be mounted with an adhesive clip, air-vent clip or sun-visor clip. It also includes a cigarette lighter plug that can charge the…

Tech News Travis Hudson Jun 13 '06

BomBots Deployed in Iraq, Living Rooms

BomBots are small robots that are designed to deliver different payloads in areas of conflict, most recently in Iraq. Because of their relatively cheap price ($5,000), the U.S. military scooped up a whole bunch of them to assist in the war effort. Their small size (only 22 inches tall and 15 pounds) make them ideal…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon Jun 13 '06

Kingston Releasing 2GB miniSD and MMCMobile Cards

We thought Toshiba was late to the 2GB miniSD party, but Kingston finally made the plunge and is announcing that their 2GB miniSD and 2GB MMCMobile cards are available immediately. https://gizmodo.com/toshiba-launching-2gb-minisd-card-for-cellphones-176124 The cards carry an MSRP of $80, which isn’t as cheap as the cards we found on Newegg from A-Data, SanDisk and Transcend, but…

Tech News Jason Chen Jun 13 '06

Sony’s Spelling Blunders

A reader of our blogging cohorts, Kotaku, hit up Sony’s Ginza showroom and found a comical spelling error on the displayed Playstation 3 controller. Sony just can’t seem to get anything right as of late. We highly doubt the SERECT spelling error will make the shelves, but it is still nice to giggle at their…

Tech News Travis Hudson Jun 13 '06

DIY Ethernet Cuff Links

What’s a geek to do on those rare occasions when cuff links are needed but the rent-a-tux place forgot to include them? Make some yourself using UTP connectors—or Ethernet connectors—crimpers and some pair-wire. This is a pretty good idea and bound to make a splash at any event, given it is technology relate. These are…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Jun 13 '06

Motorola Chooses David Beckham As Brand Ambassador

When he’s not too busy bending things like balls and his Spice Girl wife, David Beckham will be hawking promoting Motorola, maker of cellphones, cable modems and other assorted goodies. A three year deal worth more money than necessary, Beckham will begin selling his soul during the ongoing World Cup, being seen only with Motorola…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon Jun 13 '06

EcoModo – The Best of Treehugger

This week at TreeHugger: The world’s first solar-powered scooter: is there anything the sun can’t do? Our love-fest with LEDs continue with not one but two features: LED backlighting, making electronics brighter everywhere, and an LED “light engine” that produces a warm, soft light-bulb-like light. Ahh. Lastly, a TreeHugging pizza delivery guy/superhero dons a cape,…

Tech News Travis Hudson Jun 13 '06

Xbox 360 Compatibility Update

Our favorite next-generation console that you can currently buy in stores has gotten another backward compatibility update. Twenty one more original Xbox titles are added to the over 200 already working on the Xbox 360 today. Here they are: 4×4 EVO 2, Amped® 2, Bad Boys 2, Big Mutha Truckers, DOOM 3®, Dreamfall: The Longest…

Tech News Jason Chen Jun 13 '06

Motorola, MLB Bring Wireless to Wrigley

Thanks to a partnership between Motorola and Major League Baseball, the dugouts of the Chicago Cubs’ Wrigley Field will be going wireless. Motorola will supply its i580 clamshell cellphone for use in both the home and away dugouts. Now, managers will be able to call up the bullpen without having to get up up from…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon Jun 13 '06

MusicGremlin Service and Player Launched

Samsung SGH-i320 Smartphone Gets FCC Approval

Gizmodo Today

Seven Sony Blu-ray Titles Coming June 20

Send Paypal Via Skype Soon

Thecus Five-Drive Network Attached Storage

Tripod Belt

Windows Vista Premium Laptops To Require Hybrid Hard Drives

Omisys Wi-Fi DVD Player Media Center

T-Mobile kidConnect

SunbriteTV: Waterproof Outdoor 32-inch LCD HDTV

Nyko FM Trans Kit for Nano: Ho Hum

BomBots Deployed in Iraq, Living Rooms

Kingston Releasing 2GB miniSD and MMCMobile Cards

Sony’s Spelling Blunders

DIY Ethernet Cuff Links

Motorola Chooses David Beckham As Brand Ambassador

EcoModo – The Best of Treehugger

Xbox 360 Compatibility Update

Motorola, MLB Bring Wireless to Wrigley

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