Tag: Microsoft’s First Android App
Microsoft's first Android application lets users snap pictures of its print barcode Tags to gets URLs to info, content, offers, and more.
Microsoft to XP Users: Don’t Press F1
Image used with permission by copyright holder On the heels of a Google engineer finding a security vulnerability that had been lurking in Microsoft Windows’ Virtual DOS Machine for 17 years, another doozy has turned up: Microsoft has issued a security advisory for Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 that just pressing the […]
iLuv iMM178 Vibe Plus: Wake, Rattle, and Roll
iLuv's new Premium iMM178 Vibe Plus dual alarm iPod/iPhone dock will not only wake you up - it'll shake you out of bed.
Acer Jumps Out with 3D Projectors
Acer's new H5360 and X1261 projectors aim to bring Nvidia 3D technology to home theaters, businesses, and schools.
Skype Landing on Samsung’s LED 7000 and 8000 HDTVs
Skype video conferencing is being embedded in Samsung's LED 7000 and 8000 HDTVs...although users will need to buy a separate camera to get the whole thing working.
Admob: Half of iPhone Users Buy At Least One App a Month
Metrics firm AdMob says that while Android and iPhone users download similar numbers of apps, iPhone users are more likely to pay for them.
Pentax Unveils Rugged Optio W90 and Optio X90 Superzoom
Pentax's Optio W90 can take a beating and go underwater, while the new Optio X90 offers a 26x zoom and serious shake reduction.
iTunes Sells Ten Billion Songs, Apple’s Hums “Money Talks”
Louie Sulcer of Woodstock, Georgia gets a $10,000 iTunes Gift Card for purchasing "Guess Things Just Happen That Way," by Johnny Cash. Ba-dum ba-dum.
iSuppli: Over 25 Pct of All TVs Sold in January are Online
iSuppli says more than a quarter of all TVs sold in the U.S. in January 2010 are connected to the Internet.
