The iRiver Story is looking to compete with the Sony Reader and Amazon Kindle. But without a big name behind it, can it add a new chapter in the ebook reader tale or will it be relegated to a footnote? Read our full iRiver Story review to find out.
December, 2009
If only Christopher Columbus had one of these. The Garmin Oregon 450 GPS explorer is a handy direction giver perfect for all-terrain explorers whatever the conditions. Read on to find out more.
Is this the Apple Tablet we’ve all be waiting for? No, we don’t honestly think this is the real deal, but it’s a very convincing fake, and more than worthy of a look. It seems to pack in everything we’ve been hoping for, from accelerometer support to a smart iPhone-influenced interface, with added extras. Read on, and see the full video.
By now, you should’ve checked out last week’s N900 Video Fest, put together by our buddies at Nokia Conversations. They’re showing off the Nokia N900 with 30 videos lasting 30 seconds each.
That’s the N900 explored in 900 seconds! So don’t delay, check out this week’s N900 videos below!
The Jelfin 
The Keystick wireless keyboard is a novel way to solve the problem of how to carry a full size, portable QWERTY pad around. It doesn’t try to use crazy materials or shared buttons to shave space: instead, it folds up into an easy to carry bar, fan style.
The Odroid is an Android games console that proves Google’s mobile platform can still rival the iPhone for 3D graphics and then some, and it’s creeping closer to a global release. Read on to see it in action on video!
Firefox exec, Asa Dotzler, has taken to his personal blog to slam Google CEO Eric Schmidt and encourage users to switch to Microsoft’s search engine Bing.
Dotzler, Mozilla’s director of community development, was inspired to make the post after Schmidt made comment about privacy on ABC News.
Schmidt told ABC: “If you have something that you don’t want anyone to know, maybe yo shouldn’t be doing it in the first place. If you really need that kind of privacy, the reality is that search engines – including Google retain information…it is possible that all that information could be made available to the authorities.”
Dotzler urged Firefox users to switch their browser search from Google to Bing which he claims “has a petter privacy policy than Google”. He says: “Eric Schmidt, the CEO of Google, [has told you] exactly what he thinks about your privacy. There is no ambiguity, no ‘out of context’ here.”
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Firefox exec, Asa Dotzler, has taken to his personal blog to slam Google CEO Eric Schmidt and encourage users to switch to Microsoft’s search engine Bing.
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