Can’t think what to get your mom for Mother’s Day? Sony has something that you might want to consider – the Mother’s Day Cyber-shot W330. For $159.99 you get a red Cyber-Shot W330 12.1-megapixel camera that sports 4x zoom. A 2GB Memory Stick PRO Duo card and protective carrying case is additionally thrown in to further sweeten the deal. Does your mom like to receive gadgets for Mother’s Day?

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As 3D is becoming increasingly popular, companies are continuously trying to compose 3D navigation easier, which is by no means a simple task. Now the folks by at Cambridge Consultants have come up with the Suma mouse concept, an interesting concept on how we might control a 3D environment. With the mouse, you’re able to go, pan, zoom and tilt in order to maneuver around the 3D environment. that concept can additionally recognize how the user is holding it and perform accordingly, making the process of navigating much easier. Check out a video of it in action after the jump.

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CoPilot hopes to stumble upon a goldmine with a committed version of their satellite navigation software on the Apple iPad, where it will be known as the CoPilot Live HD. that version is a high resolution edition of the company’s iPhone CoPilot Live app, where it was specially designed to work on the iPad 3G. All street maps will be stored on the device, where the app will form full use of the iPad 3G’s integrated GPS receiver. There is additionally an exclusive iPad operate – a new split screen driving view that merges uncluttered 3D or 2D map displays with clear, non-distracting turn directions. You will be able to switch among portrait and landscape automatically, while retaining the pinch-zoom functionality and access to iPod music controls from within the app just like on the iPhone. whether you want to use the app with the iPad Wi-Fi version, next you will need to fork out more dough for a separate GPS dongle such as the Posimotion G-Fi.

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Looks like the lure of social networking is too appealing to even Amazon’s Kindle. The online retailing giant has just announced the 2.5 firmware update for its Kindle and Kindle DX eBook readers. The update is currently being rolled out to a limited group of Kindle users, but the full release should be going live come the end of May. Notable improvements in that new firmware include the ability to organize books and documents into collections, pan and zoom within PDF files, Kindle password protection, and the ability to share book passages with your friends on Facebook and Twitter.

Official announcement.

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Amidst news of Palm being acquired by HP, it’s easy to miss out the less exciting news related to Palm, but Verizon subscribers should be happy to compose out that the carrier has released webOS 1.4.1.1. According to the changelog on Palm’s site users should be happy to invent out that pinch-to-zoom now works properly in Doc and PDF files, the lag in the camera shutter sound has been fixed and the keyboard input issue that duplicates key presses has additionally been resolved. You can see the full changelog from Palm’s knowledge base.

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Fresh from its iPhone success, Opera has now announced that the final version of Opera 10.52 is here, offering a slew of improvements, most notably its new speedy Java Script engine – Carakan. Opera claims that the new JavaScript engine is 10 times faster than the previous Mac version. Other improvements include multi-touch support which means you get pinch-to-zoom functions, two-finger swipe to scroll and various other gestures. The interface has plus been overhauled and completely rebuilt in Cocoa. You can check out the full changelog on Opera’s site.

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The folks at the University of Tokyo have come up with a conceptual controller that enables you to control a pointer on a phone screen without the need to touch the screen. that is a concept that lets you move a pointer around, handle a virtual keyboard, paint in 3D or zoom around a picture with relative ease. The camera is plus able to sense the distance away from the lens, letting you tap towards it briefly instead of clicking on an actual touchscreen display.

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If you happen to own a device which uses a Cypress touchscreen display (a couple of examples would be the Samsung i8910 and Palm Pre), next you will be pleased that a killer app will be released soon, where their TrueTouch screens are able to detect fingers hovering by glass instead of just on it. When used in tandem with compatible software, it will be able to register mouseover input, potentially doing away with the need to touch the display itself to zoom in or perform specific commands.

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Good news for folks who are running a Motorola Milestone on TELUS. You’re now able to get hold of the Android 2.1 update, and you don’t even need to be in Hong Kong. The slight downside is that you won’t be able to get an over-the-air (OTA) upgrade like Verizon’s Motorola Droid, but you are able to download it directly from Motorola’s website. Improvements include the ability to add more home screens, more widgets, animated wallpapers, updated Google Maps with pinch-to-zoom and a few others. As usual, remember to backup your files and settings before attempting an upgrade.

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Panasonic has released firmware updates for its DMC-G1 (seen on the right), GH1 and GF1 Micro Four Thirds cameras that coming May 10th, where all of your cameras will receive improved autofocus performance with third-party lenses as well as recognition of the new 14-42mm kit zoom. assemble certain you point your browser here when that day comes around whether you happen to be an owner of at least one of the trio of digital cameras mentioned above.

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