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It may not qualify as fashion eyewear, unless you’re Elton John, but that’s hardly a high priority when something as serious as glaucoma is at issue. The “SightMate LV920” from
a company called Eyetonomy is a wearable device that’s designed to correct poor eyesight for …

If you’re among the 2.4 million Americans who have already applied for government subsidies to offset the cost of a forced digital television upgrade, you should be receiving that voucher soon.

Next week, the U.S. Department of Commerce plans to start mailing out the $40 coupons, which …

Dell XPS M1730: now with Penryn.

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Those of you hunting for the latest technology in Dell’s 17-inch gaming laptop will be pleased to learn the M1730 has received its Penryn update. Since Intel announced its new 45-nanometer chips last month at CES, they’ve been …

The 2009 TSX will be unveiled in New York.

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Acura has lifted the veil a bit higher on its forthcoming redesigned TSX sedan, which is set to debut at next month’s New York auto show. The updated model will get a host of Acura’s most advanced …

Things have gone from bad to worse for HD DVD in the space of one week.

Wal-Mart Stores announced on Friday morning that it, too, has chosen a side in the battle for high-definition video supremacy: by June, it will stock only Blu-ray Disc players.

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A buyer …

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Windows Vista eats RAM for breakfast. If your notebook has only 1GB, check out Buy.com’s deal on 2GB of Crucial PC2-5300 667MHz memory: $24.99 shipped after a $20 mail-in rebate.

This sale consists of a pair of 1GB modules, so you’ll probably have …

Got 2.2GB of storage free on your iPhone (or iPod Touch) and fancy carrying around a wealth of knowledge to impress ladies, ace the pub quiz and generally come across as a Smart-Alec?  Then you’ll be wanting to follow Patrick Collinson’s instructions to put the entire English version of Wikipedia …

Countdown to the iPhone SDK Release (news/software/countdown-to-the-iphone-sdk-release-20080215439)
February 15, 2008
It’s been roughly 8 months since the release of the iPhone and there haven’t been any software updates that have drastically changed the usability of the iPhone. The most significant update allowed for the addition of web clips and the ability to move icons around the screen. Those frustrated with the lack of movement have resorted to jailbreaking the iPhone and utilizing many of the unofficial applications already available. The landscape will all drastically change
soon after Apple releases the official iPhone SDK (shorthand for Software Development Kit) later this month, clearing the way for official iPhone applications.

Only days after Apple announced the iPhone’s storage increase - doubling from 8GB to 16GB - rumors are now spreading that the company is planning an event on February 26th at which the iPhone SDK will be launched and, potentially, the 3G version of the handset be revealed.  The speculation …

Filed under: CellphonesIt’s difficult to tell if this is just a little fear-mongering, or cause for real concern, but it looks like there’s another iPhone / touch exploit out there lurking on the unseen horizons of those device’s browsers. According to reports, a memory exploit — similar to the previously-patched …