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Game Boy makes music

Game Boy makes music

We know that Nintendos original 8-bit portable can create some killer sounds We had never sell chiptunes short. That said you havent truly heard the Game Boy music until you watch the video.

Era Think EraPalm runs like a netbook, a portable gaming handheld

Era Think EraPalm runs like a netbook, a portable gaming handheld

The China Consumer Electronics Fair inspires tired cliches about mating gadgets. It took a wild night between Windows 7 tablet and a portable gaming console to spawn Era Think EraPalm. The handheld runs on Windows 7 and has a 5-inch touchscreen with 800*480 resolution that slides out full QWERTY keyboard- all of which is reminiscent of OQO model o2, except for the gaming controls flanking the display. It got netbook line specifications including Atom Z Processor, 3G connectivity, and Ethernet, HDMI, VGA and USB ports. Its got a GPS and 1080p video support.

Google snags PushLife, use it to push music to your Android Phone

Google snags PushLife, use it to push music to your Android Phone

Google has acquired a mobile entertainment company PushLife, which has been developing a music app of its own for Android and BlackBerry platforms. PushLife offers one-click purchases from an integrated music store, an overview of tunes you have both on your smartphone and on your computer and automatically playlists syncing with iTunes or Windows Media Player Libraries. The Canadian stratup is believed to have cashed in to the tune of $25 million and will soon be shutting down its independent operations. Also soon: Google I/O 2011.

Plex 1.1 for iOS improves streaming over 3G

Plex 1.1 for iOS improves streaming over 3G

If you are no running the Plex Media Server on one of the 23 beige boxes networked across your tiny domicile, you may be tempted to install a copy this week, because iOS apps has just received a massive update. Plex 1.1can either bypass the CPU-intensive process or use an iOS-optimized technique, pumping H.264 video over the air far more efficiently.

E-Noas Interpad Android Tablet is nowhere to be found

E-Noas Interpad Android Tablet is nowhere to be found

The Interpads Tegra 2 packing Android tablet is introduced before some eight months in the some websites; now the rumours are that the thing might never make it to market. The tablet was originally slated for December 2010 debut, on August E-Noa announced that the tablet was on hold until January. While Januarys gone now, with a slew of Tegra-2 tablets getting ready to hit the market, it looks like the Interpad might get left behind. The Interpads nowhere to be found, and with Acers Iconia Tab slated for an April 24th release and Motorola Xoom already making the rounds, the Interpads once impressive specifications just dont seem so special anymore.

SparkFun intros IOIO for Android

SparkFun intros IOIO for Android

The seasoned techies are likely spin whimsical tales of computings early days, and the challenge of finding a practical use for a device with seemingly limitless potential. The new product from SparkFun promises to bring this old-school awesomeness into the smartphone age: introducing IOIO (its now pronounced as yo-yo), a breakout box that enables any Android 1.5+ device to control electronic circuits from within Androids applications.

Mercedes-Benz debuts tablet packing A-Class

Mercedes-Benz debuts tablet packing A-Class

Its never been the best looking in the Benz bunch, but with the introduction of the new A-Class concept, it looks like that could soon change. One of the cars designers describes it variously as sexy, expressive, and beautifully formed, and we have to say that it is not too shabby. The car sports interesting LED headlights and an inverted mesh grill on the outside, and on inside its packing a futuristic display, complete with a dash mounted tablet and what looks to be on iPhone protruding from the center console. Its now shaping up to be a stylish upgrade.

Israeli parody details the rise and fall of Apples iBoy

Israeli parody details the rise and fall of Apples iBoy

Eretz Nehederet is effectively the Israeli equivalent to The Onion, and on the 1st of April, they covered the hardest-hitting piece of Apple news to cross their news desk in quite some time. That news is the iBoy. It is available in variety of skin tones, religious beliefs and languages; this iPad adorned human is both the best and the worst thing to happen to mankind. There is no word on when it will be on sale, but it is fairly clear that divorce and alcohol are about to take a backseat to this guy when studying factors that rip families to shreds.

Over 10 Million Scammed on Facebook

Over 10 Million Scammed on Facebook

As we reported yesterday, the scam is going very dangerous now; Spammers have invited over 10 million users to fake events in yet another new attempt to generate income from online survey scams according to a Sophos. The scam is in progress and several thousand unwitting Facebook users are falling to prey it.

The Gaming Notebook, Alienware M14x manuals leak out

The Gaming Notebook, Alienware M14x manuals leak out

The Dells leaky website got today the full user and factory service manuals for Alienwares M14x, confirming a number of juicy rumours. There is no mention of a Full HD and 1080p LCD screen for the 14-inch visitor from another planet, but there will apparently be both 1366*768 and 1600*900 option on tab, both driven by NVIDIAs GeForce GT555M switchable Optimus graphics with up to 3GB of dedicated memory. You will also find Intels latest Core i5 and i7 Sandy Bridge CPUs and up to 8GB of RAM, Gigabit Ethernet, SATA 6GBps and optional 3G/4G connectivity, optional wireless HD, a 2MP webcam, and even a 8-cell 63Whr battery to make portable gaming possible.

Apple investigating 3G issues on some Verizon iPad 2s, Software fix expected soon

Apple investigating 3G issues on some Verizon iPad 2s, Software fix expected soon

Some of the iPad 2 users are having some trouble with Verizons 3G Network. If you also got means, dont worry you are not alone, and thankfully, Apple is well aware of this. In the statement to All Things Digital, Cupertino said its investigating this CDMA connectivity issue as reported by a small number of iPad2 customers, and word has it that a software patch will be available soon.