If you prefer to spend most of your web browsing time on the wrong side of the watershed, watch out if you see your other half near your laptop brandishing this USB. It is designed to hunt out your seediest downloads, no matter how well hidden they are. Read more
Owners of the Dell Streak 5 are now part of a small and select group. The company has listed the Streak 5 as “no longer available” and wished the pint-sized slate a formal goodbye message on its website. Though the tablet has met its demise, Dell will be happily sell you accessories at a full price.
The Dell tablet portfolio now consists of the Dell Streak 7 and the Inspiron duo, commonly referred to as the “convertible tablet”. Discontinuing the Streak 5 was a long time in the making. Following several promotional bundles which deeply discounted the tablet with the purchase of a new Dell desktop or laptop, the stockpiles finally ran dry.
Hoping to step up productivity with your Android Honeycomb tablet? Logitech has just unveiled its first tablet mouse designed specifically for large Android 3.1 slates. The Bluetooth laser mouse works on nearly any surface and operates at a maximum range of 30 feet.
Replacing a laptop with a tablet can be a strenuous transition, even for the most touch-friendly souls. Logitech has realized the market for an Android tablet mouse and attacked full-steam with today’s announcement. The Logitech tablet mouse includes two AA batteries and comes bundled with a travel pouch for protection. Read more
We know its iPad 2 day but if you’re rocking a Kindle, here’s a bit of good news: the Kindle is getting access to 50,000 Audible audiobooks for direct download via WiFi.
Sure it’s not 3G but it’s a good move and a big improvement over USB sideloading which we were stuck with before. Audible subscriptions are great if you have a long commute and being able to just carry the Kindle could come in very handy.
The new MacBook Pro looks to be just around the corner, thanks to an Intel leak (Deja vu? Yup: just like last year, Intel may have leaked the new MacBook Pro again). While we love the current MacBook Pro, there’s a few things that need to change, and upgrades we want to see. Read on for our list of must haves.
Yesterday we told you about a 3-in-1 iPad adapter, today’s announcement crushes that mark with a 5-in-1 adapter. This iPad connection kit raises the bar with the addition of audio and video output, turning your Apple iPad into a living room media powerhouse.
The iPad is not exactly packing many ports and while Apple sells adaptors they’re hardly brilliant for multi-tasking USB junkies. MIC Gadget’s 3-in-1 iPad Camera Connection Kit is the coolest solution we’ve seen so far (if ports can actually be cool). It plugs into the iPad dock connector and gives you not just a USB port but microSD and SD card slots. It goes for the same price as the official Apple iPad camera connection kit in the US so it seems like a pretty good deal to us, at least until the iPad 2 arrives. Click the headline to head for the comments: are you tempted by the iPad adaptor?
Buy a new MacBook Air, and you won’t get an OS X DVD in the box, instead you’ll get this tiny USB drive, which Apple dubs the ‘MacBook Air Software Reinstall Drive’. Stored on it is everything you need to restore the new MacBook Air back to its factory settings, but did you really expect Apple to include any old USB stick with the new MacBook Air? Of course not.
