14Oct

iPhone 4S vs. iPhone 4: Speed test [VID]

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With the iPhone 4S boasting a dual-core processor it seemed only right that we test it out and see if it improves speed in day to day use. We load up a few different apps and compare loading times. Which device comes out on…

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14Oct

iPhone 4S “Death Grip” antenna test [VID]

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Death Grip

With any new device it’s important we know – as consumers – if the companies manufacturing our goods are learning from previous mistakes. The iPhone 4 became the centre of attention at launch for some pretty negative reasons. “Antennagate” filled our headlines with fear of dropped calls and lost signal. Despite the initial “you’re holding it wrong…

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14Oct

iPhone 4S “Death Grip” antenna test [VID]

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Death Grip

With any new device it’s important we know – as consumers – if the companies manufacturing our goods are learning from previous mistakes. The iPhone 4 became the centre of attention at launch for some pretty negative reasons. “Antennagate” filled our headlines with fear of dropped calls and lost signal. Despite the initial “you’re holding it wrong…

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04Oct

Nissan 2-seat EV gets a test field

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Nissan has just obtained green light from the minister’s cabinet to proceed with the open road testing.
This testing will be done in Yokohama, where Nissan will try to evaluate the impact of a small 2-seat EV car. Nissan is also going to study the traffic, so that it can better adjust the mixed traffic of a EV and regular cars.
This new EV from Nissan weights only 470Kg, and it is able to reach a top speed of 80Km/h.

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04Oct

Theives Steal $150k Porsche Using The Old ‘Return A Fake Key Fob After Test Drive’ Trick

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Two thieves in (where else?) New Jersey made off with a $148,000 Porsche Panamera after taking the car for a test drive with a salesman, and allegedly returning a fake key fob. They then returned later that night and made off with the vehicle. Not bad, guys. I’ll give you $1,200 for it.

How could this have happened to such an expensive car with such a (presumably) expensive security system? Simple: the car features a keyless ignition system, with no physical key. An electronic key sits in the driver’s pocket allowing one-touch access to opening the doors and turning the car on. Sounds like a fast pass for a simple switcheroo for these techy thieves

Geez, you should have made copies of their ID’s and taken pictures of them or something aside, I’ve got any even fooler-proof plan to score yourself a free Porsche. So here’s what you do: find yourself an old sugardaddy, right? Befriend him, seduce him, then live with him for the next six years, all the while slooooooowly poisoning him. When he finally croaks, TA-DA, you…WTF DO YOU MEAN HE LEFT ME OUT OF THE WILL?!?!? Oh my God, I gave the man blowies.

Tech-Savvy Thieves Switch Keys During Test Drive to Steal Porsche [time]

Thanks to Warren, who once won a beer cooler for being able to stay awake the longest during a local radio station contest. That…totally sounds worth it. View full post on Geekologie – Gadgets, Gizmos, and Awesome

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