What’s a UWB storage device you ask? Simple – it uses Ultra-Wide Band (UWB) transmissions to swap files wirelessly at speeds faster than Wi-Fi.
The Leyio is a super-powered storage device, with 16GB of memory inside, able to swap files with other Leyio devices at the flick of a wrist. It’s ultra-secure too, thanks to a fingerprint scanner than doubles as a jog wheel to zip through menus.
The Amazon Kindle 2 has been revealed! But did you know there’s a lot more underneath that redesigned shell than simple e-reader skills?
We’ve unearthed several secrets of the Kindle 2. Want us to spill the beans? It’s all after the jump!
The BlackBerry Storm has found a home in many gadget fancier’s pockets, despite some dodgy software sitting inside. But did you know you can instantly improve its performance, patch up the holes RIM left open, and make it a much more useful handset?
Follow our simple steps and you’ll soon have the BlackBerry Storm feeling much more like an iPhone beater, and less like an oversized trouser weight.
Following last week’s appearance of the first Jasper Xbox 360s, Microsoft has revealed that the budget-priced Xbox 360 Arcade model has now moved to physical internal memory storage. Instead of getting a 512MB external memory unit, each console comes with 256MB of flash memory on the mainboard.
By now, most Xbox 360 owners have probably had the chance to spend time tinkering with the New Xbox Experience update. It’s a radical reimagining of the console’s interface and has added a load of new features, including the oft-debated Avatars. But if you’ve only spent time customising your new character and ripping Gears of War 2 to the hard drive, then you might have missed some of the other less well-know features. Read on for five of our faves.
Using mobile broadband just got a lot more stylish. Fed up with ugly dongles and eye-assaulting USB sticks, Vodafone’s just announced the Stick Pro, complete with a retractable connector and 4GB of built in memory.
Tinkering with robots in exchange for cash is every young boy’s dream, and now there’s a trio of new Bi-Pedal robots ready to get kids learning early! KumoTek are the creators, and P.E.T.S. (Robots Promoting Education Through Science) are their name.
We don’t usually get excited about Flash drives, but these are a bit special. Sony’s new MicroVault Click and Click Excellence range pack in beefy capacities, speedy transfer rates, compatibility with Windows ReadyBoost and hidden USB connectors.
