Soccer Ball Remote Control Is In date For The World Cup
March 21, 2010
With the World Cup just around the corner, you can expect these soccer ball remote controls to get a healthy spike in sales. Considering that tensions will be high and there will be plenty of shouting when your team fails to score, the fact that that remote control is padded might just be a good thing. It’s pre-programmed for many TV, VCR, satellite and DVD systems, and can be used from a distance up to 20 feet. $20 doesn’t seem like too much to pay to avoid your telly being smashed by a flying remote control, right?
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T-Mobile To Partner With Clearwire For WiMAX?
March 19, 2010
T-Mobile isn’t enjoying the duration of its life at the moment, since it’s currently facing an uphill battle against Verizon Wireless and AT&T. In order to keep up, the carrier certainly needs to look into getting some high speed notes on its network. With that in mind, reports indicate that the carrier is mulling the possibility of a joint venture with Clearwire for its WiMAX infrastructure. It’s certainly interesting to note that Sprint happens to control more than 50 percent of Clearwire, but it doesn’t seem that T-Mobile is considering a merger with Sprint. Do you think a WiMAX network would help improve your perception of T-Mobile?
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T-Mobile To Partner With Clearwire For High Speed input?
March 19, 2010
T-Mobile isn’t enjoying the instance of its life at the moment, since it’s currently facing an uphill battle against Verizon Wireless and AT&T. In order to keep up, the carrier certainly needs to look into getting some high speed info on its network. With that in mind, reports indicate that the carrier is mulling the possibility of a joint venture with Clearwire for its WiMAX infrastructure. It’s certainly interesting to note that Sprint happens to control more than 50 percent of Clearwire, but it doesn’t seem that T-Mobile is considering a merger with Sprint. Do you think a WiMAX network would help improve your perception of T-Mobile?
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Software-controlled networked LED lights
March 18, 2010
Saving energy and going green seems to be on the agenda of many folks these days, and these software-controlled networked LED lights are certainly worth looking into thanks to a digital startup known as Digital Lumens. These networked LED light fixtures are touted to save up to 90% of energy when compared to regular HID lights which are normally found in warehouses and commercial buildings, thanks to sensors and software which control precisely how and when the lights are used. Basically, whenever there is more daylight, less artificial light will be used. The system can even be programmed so that it is aware of when selected zones require more light during the day.
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i-Got-Control Remote Control Accessory For Your iPhone
March 17, 2010
Who do you think came up with the i-Got-Control device? Why, the i-Got-it Corp. of course! The i-Got-Control is a nifty little accessory for your iPhone that can be controlled by the i-Got-Control app via the App Store. i-Got-Control features an industry-leading database of by 40,000 IR codes for various consumer electronic devices worldwide, and even whether you can’t find your device in the list, it sports a user friendly interface that allows it to learn the essential codes. With that, you wouldn’t have to be too bothered whether you lose the remote to your TV again. whether you’re serious about getting one, you’ll need to shell out $69.95 for it.
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i-Got-Control universal remote, iLuv ships App Station, Sprint offers to manufacture iPhone 4G
March 17, 2010
Another new universal remote control hardware/app combo has turned up for the iPhone called i-Got-Control. The device plugs into the charge port, has an IR database, and can learn commands from an existing remote.
iLuv has finally announced that the cool iMM190 App Station clock/speaker dock is shipping. The thing has come down $40 since it was first announced to a new price of $89.99.
Sprint has released a new video that offers to construct the iPhone run on 4G networks. The 4G upgrade for the iPhone requires a 4G portable hotspot.
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Panasonic Releases New GPS Devices For Its Strada Line
March 16, 2010
Despite there being a good many vehicles in Japan that come with GPS devices built-in, there seems to be some momentum going for Personal Navigation Devices (PND) by there. Now Panasonic has released a few more models in the land of the rising run to include in its Strada line of navigation devices. The new models will be available in 7-inch and 5-inch QVGA sizes, and sport touchscreens. Features of these models include 8GB internal memory, 1Seg TV tuner, MP3/WMA support (aside from the low-end model CN-SP300L-K). The high end models (CN-MP700VD-K and CN-MP500VD-K) will plus sport the Japanese VICS traffic control.
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