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Nokia 5800 XpressMusic finds its way to North America
CrunchGear —
... the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic sneak into 10 seconds of The Dark Knight. At long last, Morgan Freeman isn’t the only North American who can get one. Read the rest of this entry Previous Post Actively Discussed Posts BFF Safari 4: Finally a reason to come back UPDATE 109 comments Note: Today is free flashlight Monday 96 comments Exclusive: CrunchGear's Kindle 2 unboxing 52 comments Browser-based ‘Quake Live’ public beta today [UPDATE] 50 comments 10 reasons to buy a Kindle 2... and 10 reasons not to 48 comments Flip Video Digital ...
Daily Tech: Google's Quick Search Box Comes to IE
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Windows users can now access Google's Quick Search Box by installing the Google Toolbar in Internet Explorer. - Lifehacker
Here's a helpful list of 10 reasons to buy a Kindle 2 and 10 reasons not to. - CrunchGear
With the current economic situation and global environmental issues, primary focus is now on renewable energy, especially geothermal energy. - Forecast Earth
Here's a new one. Some people who have been playing PlayStation for three or more hours a day are ...
Dysentery in motion: Oregon Trail for iPhone gets a trailer
CrunchGear —
... Email RSS Subscribe: Dysentery in motion: Oregon Trail for iPhone gets a trailer by Greg Kumparak on February 26, 2009 [image] We got a big fuzzy feeling when we first saw stills of the Oregon Trail port coming to the iPhone , so seeing it in smooth, buttery action is like being hugged by the physical embodiment of pure nostalgia and happiness. Read the rest of this entry Previous Post Actively Discussed Posts BFF 10 reasons to buy a Kindle 2... and 10 reasons not to 133 comments Safari 4: Finally a reason to ...
Uh-oh: A ton of Nokia 5800 XpressMusics are going to break
CrunchGear —
... BFF Jobs Reviews Twitter CrunchBar Email RSS Subscribe: Uh-oh: A ton of Nokia 5800 XpressMusics are going to break by Greg Kumparak on February 27, 2009 [image] You remember those 1 million 5800 XpressMusic handsets that Nokia proudly announced they’d shipped back in January? Yeah, most of those are probably going to break. Read the rest of this entry Previous Post Actively Discussed Posts BFF 10 reasons to buy a Kindle 2... and 10 reasons not to 143 comments iPhone not selling well in ...
Hearst tries to revive dying magazine business with electronic reader
CrunchGear —
... The Hearst e reader will use the same e-ink found in other digital readers, such as the Kindle. Hearst’s version, however, will be larger, so that the reader is large enough to display ads. Strike one, Heart. Holding onto the notion that ad revenue will pay for your costs, as if this is the 1990s! Strike two, also, why in God’s name will people buy this cheap, presumably black-and-white device to read a magazine? There’s a reason why they’re called “glossies!” People, for whatever reason, like to look at purdy pictures on thick magazine paper. Give them a ...
Will Jimmy Fallon’s embracing of Internet culture translate into Late Night success?
CrunchGear —
... notwithstanding. (It’s a strange, silly show, that appeals (?) to a different audience than one of which I’m a part, I mean to say.) With him pulling the strings, the show will leverage things like Twitter and Facebook to interact with the audience, and to make them a part of the show, so to speak. And owing to the show’s overall nerd-friendly spirit, expect guests other than celebrities hawking their latest movie. If it’s Kindle 2 week, why not talk to Amazon’s Jeff Bezos? A new Grand Theft Auto coming out—why not have ...
Maybe: Kindle will have bigger screen by end of the year
CrunchGear —
... I don’t know if you’ll find too many people who refuse to buy a Kindle because the screen is too small; perhaps because it’s only black-and-white (not so great for photography and children’s books, off the top of my head), or because their favorite books aren’t available on Kindle (my reason). But good for Amazon for looking to continually improve. ...
Review: Kindle DX
CrunchGear —
... For context, here is what we said about the K2. We didn’t formally review it.
The DX is basically a 9.7-inch reading device. It has a small keyboard, navigation buttons only on the right side, and uses an improved version of the e-ink screen that displays gray scale with surprising fidelity. It has native PDF support and can store up to 3,500 books. It costs $489.00 and will be available next week.
Like the original Kindle the device has a wireless feature that lets you download books over the air but you can also drag books - ...
