Motorola’s venture capital arm invested an undisclosed amount in Sensitive Object, a company that has developed multitouch technology which is supposed to represent the future of touch-based user interfaces.
Sensitive Object has developed technology that uses acoustics, rather than optical, resistive or capacitive technologies, to run the touch mechanism. When a user touches a device equipped with Sensitive Object’s… Continue reading
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The Twitter Co-founder Jack Dorsey has started a new company called Square to develop a payment service and portable device which allows merchants to accept payments and customers to track purchases via mobile phones.
The service depends on a card scanner which plugs into an audio input jack and it also offer features such as photo authentication and… Continue reading
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Audi’s 2010 A3 TDI has won the “Green Car of the Year” award at the Los Angeles Auto Show on Thursday, elected as the leader again for the second consecutive year in a clean-diesel vehicle segment.
The A3 TDI gets 42 miles per gallon on the highway, according to Environmental Protection Agency estimates. Audi said that’s a 50… Continue reading
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A sad day for Nvidia fanboys as today ATI has finished the competition with the launch of its most powerful graphics card yet, the Radeon HD 5970. ATI has priced HD 5970 reasonably at $599 and like AMD’s previous high-end cards, it uses two graphics chips housed on a single board and has an internal CrossFire interface to get the… Continue reading
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The world’s first 100-core processor, the Tile-Gx100, intends to increase performance by having many cores running at modest clock speeds rather than just driving up clock frequency. The two-year-old startup’s Tile-GX series of chips are targeted at servers and appliances that execute Web-related functions such as indexing, Web search and video search, said Anant Agarwal, cofounder and chief technology officer… Continue reading
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European gamers unfortunately will get this game only after the PC and Xbox 360 versions launch on November 6.
It is less than two weeks left before Dragon Age: Origins hits PC and consoles. Looks like BioWare isn’t going to slow down with the trailers either. Two new videos have been released: a toolset documentary and Oghren’s character spotlight… Continue reading
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Sony will launch the slim PS3 systems with 250 GB Hard drives coming November 3rd. But if you are worried that stores will be picked clean before the holidays, they can preorder it online.
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64 bit not yet utilized and rumors are already circulating about future iterations of Windows, including Windows 8, could support a 128-bit architecture.
Microsoft employee Robert Morgan appeared to detail the software giant’s plans for Windows 8, and even Windows 9, on business networking site LinkedIn, where he listed his job as ‘senior research and development’.
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Tonight Infinity Ward revealed the most-anticipated game of the year and the sequel to the best-selling first-person action game of all time, Modern Warfare 2.
The latest Modern Warfare 2 trailer leaves gamers with a memorable couple of lines narrated by a treacherous-sounding evildoer:
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Google’s new online tool, Wave, marries real time communications with natural language tools to let users create a “wave” and add other users to that wave, all of whom can use richly formatted text, photos, gadgets and feeds from other Web sources to replace common email and other traditional communication tools.
Google says it will offer Wave accounts to developers… Continue reading
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