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Aperion Audio has released a new device that allows you to play music from one computer and listen to it anywhere within range. This isn’t anything new, but it’s one of the smallest devices I’ve seen that does the job and also one of the least complicated. Bonus, it doesn’t run over wifi so it [...]

Google has releases a new web version of it’s voice app enabling iPhone and and Palm users make and receive calls. Previously, the Google Voice native app has had nothing but trouble from Apple and as the ware between the two companies heat up it seems Google has decided to go around Apple and offer [...]

Apple has updated it’s wireless aluminum keyboard to fix power bleeding problems. When the device is paired along with another bluetooth device it seems to bleed power at an alarming rate and it seems especially pronounced with the Magic Mouse (also Apple). I just wish Apple would release a full size bluetooth keyboard. I don’t [...]

Amazon has just released the Kandle LED Book Light bringing much needed night reading to the amazing Amazon Kindle. The Kindle and most modern ebook readers mimic paper: that is they have no backlight. The text is black on light gray, just like books. The problem is, just like with books, you can’t really [...]

The Apple Blog writes an eye opening piece on the Decline of the Desktop Mac and while spot on, I think this is true of more than just Apple. I’m seeing more and more people switch to using just a laptop. It just makes more sense. The price is right, the specs are close to [...]

I’m all about keeping my areas neat. I like the cords tucked away and the ones that have to be in site to be clean and as out of the way as possible. Th Sling Back does just that and looks especially good for the go. It’s small size makes it perfect to keep [...]

This new interface from Tokyo University is amazing. You’ll find me talking a lot about gesture based interface design here and I’m sure I won’t be alone. I think it’s going to change our lives in so many ways. That’s why I was excited to see this demo of finger tracking technology. The advantage here [...]

The first tweet has finally been sent from space. While not really all that newsworthy, it sure is the largest leap in mobility we can hope to achieve at the moment. So props to the astronauts aboard the International Space Station for keeping us terrestrial bound souls updated from above. I can only imagine the [...]

Mashable has the scoop on HOW TO: Add Multitouch Support to Your Nexus One. Unfortunately, it seems this only works if you are willing to root (hack) your phone. Really not a big deal for most, but some people don’t like having to hack stuff so if you want true multitouch on the Nexus One [...]

Dev Web Pro reports that Android Apps have hit the 20,000 mark. That’s great news for open source, developers and especially consumers. The apps are really want set the iPhone apart and don’t let anyone tell you different. Oh, it innovated and changed the entire industry in too many ways to name, but the app [...]