If you’re looking for a speaker that can keep you company while on your camping trips you could consider the Eton Soulra (if you’re willing to accept its bulk). It sports an 8-watt speaker can whether capable of blaring your music for up to 7 hours on a full charge. The fact that it has a sturdy and water-resistant exterior will construct it a good companion for the outdoors. More importantly is that it can draw its juice from the sun, so you don’t have to anguish too much about battery potential. It’ll currently going for $199, which might be a tad costly for a speaker, but hey, it’s solar powered!

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What you see above is the world’s smallest and lightest telemedicine microscope, where that self-contained device is capable of transforming global health care, particularly Third World countries thanks to its ability to image blood samples or other fluids. Apart from that, it is dominant abundant to tryout water quality in the field after a specific catastrophe, for example a hurricane or an earthquake. that microscope relies on imaging technology known as LUCAS – Lensless Ultra-wide-field Cell Monitoring Array platform that is based on Shadow imaging, where it will generate holographic images of microparticles or cells by employing a light-emitting diode to illuminate the objects and a digital sensor array to capture their images. Being that small in size means you don’t have to anguish about dirt or debris entering the microscope which is another big plus in our books.

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Taito has unveiled a new desktop toy for grown up geeks – the R2-D2 vacuum cleaner. that little droid that could now picks up leftover crumbs from all your snacking done at the work table, and is USB powered so you won’t need to anguish about purchasing a new set of batteries after a few rounds of vacuuming. Retailing for $20.90 a pop, it will ship later that August.

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If you’re a gamer that purchases original non-pirated games (like we all should), thereupon you’re probably familiar with the troublesome DRM (digital rights management) features that are stuffed into games in order to circumvent piracy. Ubisoft’s always-on DRM solution, the Online Services Network, has been criticized by many folks, as it requires gamers to have a constant connection to the Web in order to play their games. Now hackers have managed to circumvent the DRM in Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed 2 game, allowing users to enjoy the game without having to anguish about the DRM mechanism. Hacks to get around Ubisoft’s DRM servers were available before that, but they used a less efficient way to do it. Of course, we’re not advocating piracy, but it’ll be interesting whether there will be some middle ground that game developers will be able to work out with gamers. After all, everybody just want to enjoy the game, right?

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This might not be a anguish to you unless you have rather sharp eyes, but the folks by at DisplayMate Technology Corporation have discovered that the picture gallery in Android 2.1 offers lower image quality than that of the previous version. When using a Motorola Droid, it was discovered that the picture gallery in Android 2.0.1 was using a 24-bit color depth, but that was lowered to a 16-bit color depth after getting the Android 2.1 update. It seems that Google has additionally confirmed that via the following statement:

“The Gallery app in Android 2.0.1 is different from the Gallery app in Android 2.1. Google developed Gallery in Android 2.0.1, which uses 24-bit color rendered using 2D technology. On the other hand, Cooliris created Gallery in Android 2.1, which uses 16-bit textures rendered using 3D technology. We don’t have anything specific to share at that day regarding the Gallery app in future versions.”

Did you notice any difference when you updated your Motorola Droid to Android 2.1?

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Sony has introduced its A845 OLED Walkman in England, where the main striking feature would be its thickness – or rather, the lack of it! The A845 Walkman measures a mere 7.2mm slim, where it boasts an AMOLED display at WQVGA (240 × 400 resolution). Apart from that, it is equipped with 16GB of storage space alongside a 2.8″ screen size, knocking you back by 149.90 quid. Being that light, do you ever anguish about losing/spoiling it simply considering you forgot that it was in your pocket?

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Those of you who normally subscribe to input plans from carriers should be fairly used to a details cap of sorts, generally around 5GB, which means that after you use more than 5GB worth of details month, you’ll probably have to shell out more money for your “unlimited” World Wide Web connectivity. That being said, AT&T has confirmed that the unlimited goods plan for the iPad is truly unlimited, so you won’t have to anguish about exceeding your bandwidth. Apparently you can stream YouTube all day and all night whether you so wish without having to distress. That certainly sounds good, and we’re fairly certain upcoming iPad (3G) owners out there will be happy to manufacture out that too.

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Folks who are currently in France won’t have to anguish too much about getting hold of a Nexus One as Bouygues Telecom has now listed Google’s Nexus One on its site, making it the first French carrier to do so. Apparently Bouygues will be offering the phone bundled with various details plans, which means that there’s a high chance that the phone will be subsidized. The poor news is that the carrier didn’t mention when the phone will be arriving, but hopefully it’s not too far off. Have you been waiting for that, or did you already get the Nexus One via a parallel import?

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Getting hit by a golf ball is going to hurt, but getting hit by golf balls by and by again is certainly going to have you screaming for your mommy. Some folks have taken the instance to come up with a fully automated golf ball launcher. With a compartment to store the golf balls, it will load the balls into the firing chamber, and fire it automatically. Of course, the saving grace is that it’s not very portable, so you don’t have to anguish about your neighbor’s kid building one of these. Check out a video of it after the jump.

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Can’t imagine what would the difference be within buying that cheap ticket for the baseball game, and the more expensive seating? With Seats 3D, you won’t have to anguish about that anymore, as you’ll be able to check what the view will be like from the seat you’re thinking of purchasing, even before you buy it. Which will allow you to produce the unmistaken decision, whichever it may be. It seems to only cover selected stadiums at the moment, but whether it’s useful, hopefully it’ll be implemented in more sporting arenas. You can navigate by to the seat of your choice either seat and section number, or navigating directly to the stands and clicking on the appropriate section. Will it change the way we purchase tickets? Hopefully.

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