Archive for April, 2008
UK Crossing Guard Signs to Get Cameras
The British apparently never met a problem that couldn’t be solved with surveillance cameras. Now the most surveilled nation on Earth plans to INSTALL $2,000 CAMERAS (front and back) on those handheld stop signs carried by volunteer crossing guards who help kids cross streets near schools. Local cou…
Apple’s iPhone VS Canadian Market
Apple’s iPhone is expected to enter Canadian market. Unfortunatly exact term is not announced but it seems to be nice when service get wider. So do Rogers Communications Inc.. Ted Rogers, President and Chief Executive Officer of Rogers Communications Inc. on tuesday issued the following statement…
Brionvega Alpha Retro TV
The Brionvega Alpha retro TV has finally fought its way through from being a concept initially to a fully working model. It boasts a design based on the modernist classics of Le Corbusier and Breuer, bringing together a 19″ LCD display encompassed by a chrome screen, an integrated DVD player with w…
Senior PCs on their Way?
Interestingly ample, cell phones for the older generation are readily available but when it comes to user-friendly PCs for senior citizens? Well, the reply is virtually zero. Zilch. Nada. Microsoft UK aims to change that though, drawing up a plan to develop a “senior PC” which will boast a simple u…
Shoes with Stair Counter
Isn’t that weird - that pair of (extremely) high heels actually come with an integrated stair counter screwed onto the ankle. Obviously, it works on pretty much the same mechanism as those found in gym machines, but it kinda boggles the mind on which woman in her right mind will actually bother cli…
Sony BRAVIA DAV-F200 System
Sony Europe has rolled out its newest all-in-one home cinema system, the BRAVIA DAV-F200 which is most pleasing to the eyes, thanks to a glass-fronted, wall-mountable control center that boasts a slot-loading DVD, 1080p upscaling, a USB port that works great with flash drives or PMPs containing MP3…
Messenger for Mac 7 Adds Enterprise Audio, Video Support
As Macintosh computers prepare some inroads into the enterprise, they are still behind in assured areas of corporate communications. On Tuesday, Microsoft took a step toward closing a bit of that gap by releasing its Messenger for Mac 7 with audio and video support, whether users are connected via O…
