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Double Twist Introduces Media Sharing Between Androids

Double Twist introduces a media and mp3 sharing between two devices now. Play the video below on how DoubleTap works but basically you will need two Android phones with NFC, then tap them together and watch the file sharing magic happen automatically over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. The new update went live in Android Market overnight, for more details read the press release and dont forget to check out the video

PC & Tech Category

OCZ Unveils Agility 3 And Solid 3 SSD

The OCZ has now released the two new solid state drives: the Agility 3 and Solid 3. The pair of 2.5-inch SSDs runs on the SATA III 6Gbps interface and come strapped with a SandForce SF-2200 processor allows for some speedy performance. The Agility 3 boasts a maximum read rate of 525MBps, a write speed of 500MBps and can crank it up to 60,000 IOPS. The Solid 3 with 500MBps read rate, 450MBps writing capabilities and max IOPS of 20,000. On the high end of price spectrum is 240GB Agility 3 at $480, 60GB and 120GB versions priced at $135 and $240 respectively. The Solid 3 is available in both 60GB costs $130 and 120GB costs $230. Click on the source link to get more details about them.

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Google Chromes Sandbox Hacked

The VUPEN Security is now claimed that it has finally managed to hack Googles Chrome browser and crack its so called Sandbox. According to them, the exploit relies on some newly discovered zero day vulnerabilities, works on all Windows Operating Systems and could give malicious websites the ability to download code from remote source and executes it on the users computer. In this the Windows Calculator app is downloaded and run automatically. Google says that its unable to confirm the hack since VUPEN hasnt shared any details with it. It says that it only shares the vulnerability research with its government customers for defensive and offensive security. Dont forget to check out the video.

PC & Tech Category

Google And YouTube Movies Rentals

The 3,000 movies from Universal, Sony and Warner Bros were added to YouTube yesterday. The same library is also pushed to Googles newly announced Movies service. Anything purchased or rented through Google Movies will be available to consume through YouTube and vice-versa.

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Quadrocopters Formation Flying From GRASP Labs

The University of Pennsylvanias GRASP Lab has already taught its autonomous quadrocopters to move in packs, fly through hoops, and build things on their own, and its now they released the video of them. The quadrocopters are now able to take cues from a leader and fly in formation. They can even continue with the formation if one losses communication and falls out of the pack, which the researchers note is the key to the success of any swarm. Don’t forget to check out the video.

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Advents Vega Tablet Gets Honeycomb

Advents Vega tablet with its Tegra2 innards costs 199 ($326 approx), some couple of hackers have replaced the Vegas antiquated Android2.2 with a heaping help of Honeycomb. Its in alpha phase now, the widgets and apps are working well, camera capabilities, screen rotation, web surfing on Wi-Fi, and most everything is currently off limits. There is lot of work to be done, but seeing Advents slate running smooth with Android 3.0 with aplomb makes things better. Dont forget to check out the video

Gadgets Category

Xplore Technologies iX104C5 Tablet PC

The Xplore technologies got its new bombproof tablet, the iX104C5. The model follow its progenitor PCs, the C2, C3, and the C4, in that it has a 10.4-inch XGA display and rugged good looks. The C5 improves on earlier models with specs, 2.13GHz Intel Core i7-620UE Processor, 2GB RAM (expandable up to 8GB) running Windows7. It has dedicated GPS, Gigabit Ethernet, Bluetooth 2.1, 802.11 a/b/g/n Wi-Fi and Gobi 2000 mobile broadband card to keep you flush with 3G data. It got swappable 10-cell Li-Ion battery and dual SSD drive capability with RAID support. No words about pricing yet.

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Watch ESPN App Is Now On Android

Watch ESPN App is now available on Android devices, brings the live video streaming of ESPN channels it features its debut on iOS last month. The interface running will require the installation of Adobe AIR on your Android 2.2 or higher device (no tablet optimizations yet and no mention on Honeycomb too read the press release for more details). Only TV subscribers to ESPN Networks enabled providers can stream everything while those with FiOS internet can access ESPN3, and all others are locked out entirely. If you have the right service click on the source link and download the app, dont forget to read the press release.

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Microsofts Next Release Of Windows Phone Will Be Previewed On May 24th

Here is the news about Microsofts upcoming Mango OS update. The date rumoured is now fixed for the preview on 24th of May as the date Redmond will dish the full details of its next major software release. The mangoish colored invite makes no mention of Windows Phone 7 anywhere, leading us to suspect that Microsoft will likely upgrade its mobile nomenclature as well as future set.

PC & Tech Category

PQI USB 3.0 Flash Drive Is The Worlds Smallest

The PQI U819V measures just 3.15cm long, but ships with a key ring attached cap, so its accessories will be nearby when it gets misplaced in your desk. We are still waiting for its pricing and availability information. The storage capacity ranges from 4GB to 32GB, and it is backward compatible with USB2.0 ports. PQI says device cap also doubles as a cell phone ornament, but if you need a silver USB cap to dress up your mobile, you had to spend some cash on it. For more details read the press release.

Gaming Category

GameCube Fusion Portable Brings Wii Aesthetics, GBA Design To Nintendos Console

GameCube Fusion is a hand-built portable, plays titles from SD card through both WiiKey and Gecko, offers full controls on board plus an external controller port, all kept cool by laptop sourced fan that sounds powerful to make the thing hover, F-Zero-style. It is smaller than 2009s NCube, but omitting the battery pack is the thing, means you cant travel with it. It is revealed in the 12 minutes video, dont forget to check the video.

Apple Category

Conde Nast Brings Magazine Subscriptions To iPad, Seven Others By This Month End

The Conde Nast is starting this week with The New Yorker; digital versions will be available for free to current print edition subscribers. For new subscribers its $5.99 per month or $59.99 a year, it gets you 47 issues. Seven other magazines from the publisher are coming by end of this month. For more details read the press release.

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Framed Digiframe For Galleries, Cafes The Insanely Rich

The 40-inch giant based on Samsung LED HDTV and powered by Core i5 Processor with Windows 7 makes you really feel rich. It got built in 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi connections to connect the digital canvas to iOS app, it is the one you will purchase static and motion art and even manipulate display using virtual touchpad. It also features built-in speakers, camera, and microphone. No word yet on price and availability, but the released a demo video. Dont forget to check out the demo video.

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Windows Phone 7 Updates Bing To Find Music And Barcodes

Windows Phone 7s Mango release got the extra bubbles for regular users; Microsoft will reportedly add new features to Bing in the near feature can prove useful. A new function called Bing Audio will act like a Shazam for recognizing music while Bing Vision will use your smartphones camera to read barcodes and do optical character recognition and provides support for segmented reality apps. The voice direction for Bing Maps and a native podcast player, and voice-to-text for sending SMS messages without lifting a finger.

Gadgets Category

Nexus S 4G On Sale Today

Today the fresh Sprints Nexus S 4G goes on sale, as just planned, features same 4-inch curved Super AMOLED display, 1GHz Hummingbird processor and NFC capabilities your T-Mobile counterparts have enjoyed for months plus promise of Google Talk video chat. You can directly buy it from Sprint at $200 on contract or a $50 off price on Best Buy. Click on the source link for your orders and check out the full spec sheet

Gadgets Category

HP EliteBook 2760p Hits FCC

The 12.1-inch EliteBook 2760p convertible tablet a secret these days, the FCC made plenty of pictures and documentation available in filling by Sierra Wireless. It is the company that supplies the Qualcomm Gobi3000 dual-mode GSM/CDMA cellular radio on this tablet. The HP is already listed three versions starting at $1,499, with the base model features 2.3GHz Core i5-2410M processor, 4GB DDR3 RAM, dual-band 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi and a 320GB hard disk.

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Double Twist Upgrade Features AirPlay Support

Double twists Apple ecosystem integration belt, now that Android app has added AirPlay streaming to some features. The version 1.4 will stream music, videos, or pictures to the Apple TV or other compatible devices while also claiming beta support for Sonos hardware. The Double Twist player is now free, but using AirPlay means purchasing at $4.99 Airsync add-on, enables wireless sync with your media library and streams to DLNA or uPnP compatible devices. Twonky Mobile is a free alternative that is also AirPlay compatible but without the tight iTunes integration. Dont forget to watch the video

Apple Category

Etons Soulra XL Solar-Powered iPod Boombox

Etons preparing for its shipping of Soulra XL, the solar powered iPod Boombox known as Soulra 2. It features a set of 8 speakers get pretty loud, and Eton claims it charges twice as fast as it predecessor, got a good mono-crystal solar panel, and lasts five hours on a charge. It costs only $300 and for your pre-order click on the source link.

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