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eStarling WiFi Photo Frame That Rotate Images from Flickr

mgoo — Mon, 23 Oct 2006 18:30:47 +0000

We oftenly heard that WiFi will change our world. If you think that WiFi has only changed the way we browse Internet from cord to cordless, then you absolutely haven’t seen the whole picture that what WiFi can do. The picture shown above is the eStarling’s WiFi photo frame that change pictures automatically. Cool, huh? The eStarling’s WiFi photo frame looks [...]

Intel Mobile Processors Will Support Wi-Fi 802.11n Network Pretty Soon

mgoo — Wed, 11 Oct 2006 04:35:17 +0000

Intel has announced that the next-generation of mobile processor will support 802.11n Wi-Fi network. Besides pushing and marketing dual core processors to fight against AMD, Intel is also focusing on the next-generation of Wi-Fi network – the 802.11n. According to Intel spokeman, Intel is currently working with Buffalo, D-Link, Linksys and Netgear in testing and improving [...]

SonyEricsson WBW-W100 Bluetooth Watch that Talks to Your Cellular Phone

mgoo — Mon, 02 Oct 2006 14:18:34 +0000

SonyEriccson has unveiled a new type of Bluetooth watch, MBW-W100 that rocks and rolls. The MBW-W100 watch is a wonderful gadget as a result of partnership between Fossil and Motorola. The rocking features of the MDW-W100 watch is the Bluetooth features that enables you to connect to your cellular phone through Bluetooth technology, so that you can take [...]

FordLink Gives Pickup Truck Drivers Web Access, More

mgoo — Sun, 03 Sep 2006 23:24:00 +0000

You know wireless broadband is getting ubiquitous when even Ford pickup trucks are equipped with tablet PCs hooked up to the net. That's the case with Ford, launching its FordLink system for F-series pickups that consists of a tablet PC running Windows XP that's connected to the vast tubes of the Interwebs.

If you want to go all-out, you can get it with GPS, too, along with a full complement of small business management software and even a printer. Here's hoping those who want to get some office work done in the driver's seat accomplish most of their ministrations at stoplights and parked in driveways, and not on a two-lane blacktop at 80mph.