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Bluetooth stereo headphones

Jon Wiley mentions below that he wants a Bluetooth headset that can be used for listening to music, which sounds like a simple enough request, but it turns out that at 90 KBps Bluetooth’s bandwidth is too limited to actually listen to uncompressed 16-bit stereo audio. A company called Impulsesoft has figured out a way…

Tech News Gizmodo Feb 20

The Total Remote

New adapter from Griffin Mobile called the Total Remote that plugs into the headphone socket of any compatible Pocket PC, turning it into a universal remote control. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Feb 20

IBM goes with Qtopia

Looks like IBM is shunning both Palm and Microsoft and is going with Linux-based Qtopia as the operating system for its new line of PDAs. Qtopia is the same OS used by Sharp in its Zaurus handhelds. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Feb 20

Free iPods for Grammy winners

Grammy performers and presenters are getting gift bags filled with a ton of free gadgets, including a 20GB iPod, an Invicta Lupah chronograph watch, a Logitech digital camera, a Sunbeam Healthometer wrist blood pressure monitor, a Siemens SX56 cellphone, and a Crest Spin Brush. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Feb 19

Portable USB drive + MP3 player

New portable USB drive from SmartDisk that doubles as an MP3 player. The Rover as it’s called weighs less than an ounce, and comes in two capacities, 64MB and 128MB. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Feb 19

Brighthand on the PEG-SJ33

Brighthand review of the PEG-SJ33, that new Sony PDA, with some interesting details, like that the SJ33 was designed to be reminiscent of a Walkman, and that the screen can be shut down to save power when it’s being used as an MP3 player. Read Amazon

Tech News Gizmodo Feb 19

A $199 Pocket PC from Toshiba? Not so fast

Ok, so it looks like Toshiba might not be releasing a $199 Pocket PC. DigiTimes, which originally reported the news, has retracted its story, and is now saying that sources at the company indicate that Toshiba is merely considering making such a move. Hopefully they’ll realize that they’re losing marketshare to Dell and HP and…

Tech News Gizmodo Feb 19

New concept PCs from Intel

Two new concept PCs from Intel, code-named Newport and Marble Falls. Newport is a prototype laptop that has a few nifty features, like an LCD on the exterior with a simplified user-interface so it’s possible to check email without actuall opening the computer, a detachable tablet, and the ability to scan for available wireless networks…

Tech News Gizmodo Feb 19

Fuji’s new 6.2 megapixel dual-sensor camera

New 6.2 megapixel camera from Fuji with a new sensor called the Super CCD SR that is actually two sensors, each with 3.1 million pixels, and one with a high sensitivity to light and the other with a low sensitivity to light. The FinePix F700 should be out this spring. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Feb 19

Is Microsoft engaging in a little domain name squatting?

Speaking of Series 60, a quick visit to Series60.com reveals a website that has nothing to do with the new cellphone operating system, but rather a site dedicated to Microsoft Mobile Devices, including the Smartphone operating system which is a direct competitor to Series 60. A quick check of the WHOIS registry reveals that the…

Tech News Gizmodo Feb 19

Camcorderphone

Samsung has a new camcorder phone that can record up to 30 minutes of video. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Feb 19

First Series 60 cellphone from Siemens

First cellphone from Siemens that runs Series 60, that new Symbian-based cellphone operating system that Nokia and other handset manufacturers are pushing hard in opposition to Microsoft Smartphone. The SX1 has a 16-bit color screen, a built-in digital camera, video and MP3 player, FM radio, and instead of a regular keypad, it has two strips…

Tech News Gizmodo Feb 19

Jon Wiley’s dream gadget

Reader Jon Wiley writes in with a dream gadget of his own: A tri-mode GSM/GPRS world phone with GPS, 802.11b, Bluetooth, a slot for an SD memory card, digital camera, color touchscreen, SyncML, Rendezvous, Firewire 800 or USB 2.0 cradle, a Bluetooth headset that can also be used for listening to MP3s, and of course,…

Tech News Gizmodo Feb 19

From 3G to 3D

Not sure whether there is even a demand for such a thing, but Sharp has a new cameraphone out in Japan that can convert the pictures it takes into three-dimensional images. The SH251iS doesn’t actually have a 3D display, rather it uses a trick similar to those “Magic Eye” optical illusion books and posters that…

Tech News Gizmodo Feb 19

Sony Clie PEG-SJ33

Sony continues to pump out new handhelds at a furious rate, their latest is a new mid-range color, the PEG-SJ33. The SJ33 has a 320×320 pixel color display, 16MB of RAM, and a built-in MP3 player. Read Amazon

Tech News Gizmodo Feb 19

Printing from your cellphone

HP and Nokia are working on a way for Nokia cellphones with Bluetooth to wirelessly connect up to a printer (an HP printer, of course) for printing documents, emails, and digital photos that are stored on the phone. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Feb 19

2 gigs in your pocket

Can you believe that they can squeeze 2 gigabytes of storage into a keychain USB drive now? Read

Tech News Gizmodo Feb 19

Sony Ericsson takes the plunge into 3G

Sony Ericsson is coming out with its first 3G cellphone, the Z1010, which has a 65,000 color display, Bluetooth, and comes with not one, but two digital cameras, one for taking pictures and the other for video conferencing. Should be out sometime later this year. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Feb 19

Is it time to buy an HDTV?

Probably not, but this piece by WNDU-TV does a fairly good job of introducing the often confusing world of high-definition television. Read [Via Slashdot]

Tech News Gizmodo Feb 19

Cellphones and PCs don’t mix

Apparently using your cellphone as a wireless modem for your laptop isn’t as easy as it sounds. Actually it doesn’t sound easy to begin with, and in his column for ZDNet, David Berlind details the considerable trouble he encountered when he tried using Ositech’s USB Cellular Data Cable with Cell Phone Charger. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Feb 19

Bluetooth stereo headphones

The Total Remote

IBM goes with Qtopia

Free iPods for Grammy winners

Portable USB drive + MP3 player

Brighthand on the PEG-SJ33

A $199 Pocket PC from Toshiba? Not so fast

New concept PCs from Intel

Fuji’s new 6.2 megapixel dual-sensor camera

Is Microsoft engaging in a little domain name squatting?

Camcorderphone

First Series 60 cellphone from Siemens

Jon Wiley’s dream gadget

From 3G to 3D

Sony Clie PEG-SJ33

Printing from your cellphone

2 gigs in your pocket

Sony Ericsson takes the plunge into 3G

Is it time to buy an HDTV?

Cellphones and PCs don’t mix

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