Apple files patent to address heat issues
March 5, 2010
apple-heat-patent.jpg" />While we don't know how many patents does Apple own, we do know that the company recently showed off a quartet of new patent applications that week which were filed a couple of years ago which aim to address issues concerning ability consumption and heat generation. In the patent application, it reads, "Heat dissipation is an crucial consideration in the design of such electronic devices. whether that heat is not adequately dissipated, the electronic components may fail and/or cause damage to the electronic device." While Apple products have not been known to overheat, it is good to see the fruity company do its part to keep things running cool and efficiently.
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Raidon HyBrid Disk
February 26, 2010
Raidon's HyBrid Disk tells it as it is - that storage device will hold both a solid-state drive (SSD) and a hard drive in a separate chassis, where its ultimate aim would be to replace 3.5" hard drive mechanisms. that is made possible with users reading and writing files to the SSD while the hard drive mirrors the SSD contents at scheduled intervals, helping create a backup of all your notes constantly. Raidon claims that both the SSD and the hard drive are not set up in a true RAID 1 configuration, so in the event where your SSD fails, you can always recover the most recent backup from the hard drive in a jiffy. Since the SSD can be removed sans the HyBrid Disk mechanism, it allows you to place it into another drive or hook it up to a computer internally. There is no word on the total storage capacities offered, and neither do we have an inkling of its price but we know for certain they will roll out later that April.
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Alaska Airlines offers Wi-Fi across all routes
February 25, 2010
Alaska Airlines goes one up on its rivals in the near future, allowing you to enjoy Wi-Fi connectivity aboard all their flights, regardless of the bird which you're assigned to. that is made possible thanks to their collaboration with Aircell’s Gogo service aboard all aircraft. Currently, both parties are working hard to install the service on a Boeing 737-800 followed by rigorous examining that has the ultimate aim of receiving an approval and certification from the FAA. There will be a base price of $4.95 for the Wi-Fi service once available, and that too depends on the length of the flight and the device which you're going to hook up with.
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Marvell to roll out cheap processors
February 11, 2010
Marvell has just announced that they aim to invent a big splash in the world of smartphones with the Pantheon 910 and 920 processors that will cost all of $99, which could very well usher in a whole world of much cheaper Android handsets in the distant run. According to Marvell, their Pantheon-powered phones of the future are able to handle all the capability requirements of a contemporary smartphone OS at a much lower price point, where they hope to roll it out in day to meet the demands of emerging markets later that year.
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Baby stroller keeps your little one entertained
December 30, 2009
Parents want the best for their kids, more so for first instance parents. Well, here's a concept baby stroller that ought to grab your attention, particularly when it is a multimedia powerhouse. Designer Liviu Tudoran is the man behind the notion, where it is a snap to handle the stroller without having to adjust your position. Armed with protective textile material that helps prevent harmful UV rays from bombarding your baby’s fragile skin, it plus boasts projectors and speakers that aim to send your baby to dreamland or entertained, depending on the situation. Each stroller will be fitted to a center pivot that enables the main body swing so that you are able to give your loved one your personalized attention.
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Ping-pong ball shooting robot
December 23, 2009
Forget about whoopee cushions - that ceiling-mounted, ping-pong-ball-firing robot is one of the geekier and better office pranks out there. Constructed by the CKBot group at UPenn's Modlab, it will remain hidden in the ceiling above the cubicle of your choice, and once unleashed remotely, it will let loose a flurry of ping pong balls on its victim. We wonder just how good the aim of that is, and it will take a considerable amount of duration to "reload" that puppy once it has surprised its victim.
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Chevy Volt hooks up with smartphone apps
December 11, 2009
GM aims to turn the Chevy Volt into one high-tech vehicle, and they've done a pretty good job so far with its ability to programme charging from the dash in order to take advantage of lower utility rates. Apart from that, GM plus aims to develop smartphone applications that will allow one to control and interact with the Volt, as shown above. So far the BlackBerry and iPod are devices which have been confirmed to feature a Chevy Volt application, where they will be released soon with the aim to shock and awe those who are in attendance. GM might as well throw in a package to include a free iPod with each Chevy Volt purchase.
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