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01Sep

I-O Data update its Landisk Home HDLP-S to 1TB

Introduced in Japan in 2009, April 2009, the Landisk Home HDLP-G, now known as HDLP-S, a 26mm thick NAS is now available in 1TB, with 2x 500GB HDD.
On top of the usual NAS basic function our HDLP-S comes with BitTorrent and net.USB service allowing you to share USB peripheral to any devices connected on your network
Schedule to hit Japanese stores middle of September, the HDLP-S1.0 (1TB) will be sold at around 26,000 Yen.

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16Aug

LG introduces 2 new 3D Home Video projector in Korea

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LG announced this morning in Korea the BX327 (3200 Lumens) and the BX277 (2700 Lumens), 2 new “Family” 3D video projector with a 2,300:1 contrast ratio. Based on the DLP technology, comes with 2 embedded HD speaker, a USB port and is sold around 1,000,000 Won in Korea (Around 650€).
Interesting and affordable, this little 3D Video projector comes however with a quite ugly pair of 3D Glasses… View full post on Akihabara News

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12Aug

CallMe jailbroken app puts contacts on home screen

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Introducing CallMe, a recently released jailbreak app that allows users to put contacts on their home screens. This application, which is available via the iSpazio repository, enables users to create contacts’ icons just like apps. Just a tap places a call or sends an SMS to that friend, depending on what you set it to do. The contact icons can also act the same way as apps, and can be filed into folders.

Have you tried it? If so, is it useful or just a novelty? Let us know in the comments area below!

Via: iPhoneDownloadBlog

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09Aug

ShakyPlanet giveaway: Ltd edition AROD 600th home run ShakyGlobe

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ShakyPlanet, the iPhone application that lets users collect nifty little eCollectibles called ShakyGlobes, has added a new one to the mix. It has put together a very limited ShakyGlobe in celebration of Alex Rodriguez’s 600th home run. The “600th Home Run” eCollectible is available today from the ShakyPlanet app for free, but only to the first 600 people to download it.

“AROD finally did it… home run #600! Now – whether you’re a fan or not – you can commemorate this historic event with an exclusive, limited edition FREE “600th Home Run” ShakyGlobe. To grab this one-of-a-kind eCollectible, exclusively for your iPhone or iPod Touch, simply download the ShakyPlanet App (where all your ShakyGlobes live) from the iTunes App Store and get the “600th Home Run” ShakyGlobe in the ShakyStore. These ShakyGlobes are limited to 600 (of course).”

ShakyGlobes are basically the digital version of snowglobes that many people enjoy collecting or decorating their homes with. Just like the originals, the graphics inside many of the ShakyGlobes offer the floating “snow,” confetti and other objects when you shake your device. Unlike those versions, ShakyGlobes actually offer some neat designs — like Lady Robotika, Comic Con San Diego and AROD’s limited edition — and offers a little audio, like water sounds sloshing around.

Users can collect/buy different styles within the app or share them with friends. Some globes are only available when you travel to a certain place (the device’s GPS or cell triangulation will know where you are!), and others can be purchased during limited times.

This one, the “600th Home Run” ShakyGlobe, also features audio of a stadium crowd cheering, which is actually kind of fun and nice to have when you need a pick-me-up. Really though, if you don’t like snowglobes, this probably isn’t your thing. But if you do (and you’re a baseball fan), you’ll want to get in on this offer right away. Not only will the promotion eventually end, but like other ShakyGlobes, it will eventually get pulled from the digital shelves.

Via: ShakyPlanet

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28Jul

RIM Buys “BlackPad.com”, Presumably As A Home For The BlackBerry Tablet

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Unless someone at Research In Motion is taking the time to screw with all of us, it looks like we might have an official name for their long-rumored BlackBerry tablet project: BlackPad.

Word of the name comes not from a disgruntled employee, nor from a prototype left at a bar; this one’s straight out of a good ol’ fashion WHOIS lookup on a domain. According to registration records, RIM purchased BlackPad.com just days ago.

How RIM obtained the domain still isn’t completely clear. The domain swapped hands at least once before, and has been squatted by one person or another since January of 2002. I’m not able to find any trademarks for the “BlackPad” name, so it seems unlikely that RIM could have squeezed it out of the previous owner’s hands without a bit of cash.

As is to be expected for an unannounced and mostly unofficial project, the domain currently doesn’t resolve to anything.

Interestingly, the name “BlackPad” has been surrounding the rumored tablet for almost as long as the rumors have existed. Some have chalked it up as a code name, while others insist it’s the name it’ll ship with — either way, RIM seems to have interest in protecting it.

With that said, lets go ahead and get the unavoidable argument started now: BlackPad — Good name? Bad name? Duke it out in the comments below.

[Thanks for the tip, Mr. Canada!]