http://news.cnet.com – If you've got a third-generation iPod Touch that needs a battery replacement, it will cost you $79 for Apple do it. But if you're adventuresome, you can do it for about $9 (as long as you already have a soldering iron).
http://news.cnet.com – If you've got a third-generation iPod Touch that needs a battery replacement, it will cost you $79 for Apple do it. But if you're adventuresome, you can do it for about $9 (as long as you already have a soldering iron).
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http://news.cnet.com – AES Energy Storage brings online a few truck-size battery banks as part of a push to improve grid reliability and efficiency with storage.
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http://digitaldaily.allthingsd.com – Here’s one for the RIM bulls–an analyst note predicting a strong debut for the company’s forthcoming PlayBook tablet. RBC’s Mike Abramsky spent some hands-on time with the PlayBook at CES and came away impressed. Though he acknowledges that it comes with a fair bit of execution risk (new platform, new OS), Abramsky says, “RIM appears determined to get PlayBook right out of the gate.” And that includes getting its battery life competitive. Once it has managed that, the device’s other features may well set it apart from its rivals–or even raise the bar for them.
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http://www.conversationmarketing.com – This post is a guest blog by Bruce Lee, marketing copywriter This is the most important message in this article, so it is placed here, at the top, where you're most likely to see it. Put the message you most want to communicate at or near the top of your web page. Marketing expert Roger C. Parker notes in one of his designtosellonline newsletters, that "There are no readers! There are, however, 'skimmers'. Everyone is in a hurry. No one, other than your spouse or your mother, really wants to read your message." To that list I would add my spouse and mother.
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http://www.cnet.com – The updated robot dinosaur, Pleo Rb, has a longer battery life and better skin than its predecessor, along with new RFID accessories that trigger different behaviors.
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http://news.cnet.com – This week's Ask Maggie answers reader questions about how dual-core processors affect smartphone battery life, how to use an unlocked BlackBerry, and whether wireless broadband will ever come to rural America.
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http://reviews.cnet.com – General Motors has licensed the use of patented material for next-generation battery packs developed by the Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory.
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http://digitaldaily.allthingsd.com – A noteworthy development in the evolution of Research in Motion’s tablet strategy. The company today told Reuters it will release a 4G version of the PlayBook with Sprint Nextel, which it says has the most “ubiquitous 4G network at this point.” The device will arrive at market sometime this summer after its Wi-Fi-only predecessor debuts in the first quarter of this year–wise choice of scheduling, since this allows RIM to launch ahead of carrier certification and the delays that often accompany it. No details yet on price, though RIM Co-Ceo Jim Balsillie is on record saying that the first iteration of the device, which relies on Wi-Fi or BlackBerry tethering for a data connection, will be sold for “under $500.”
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http://creativefan.com – We’ve gathered up a lot of free PSD files for you to use over the months, but one of the things we haven’t collected up is a nice set of gadgets and technology PSD files that you can use in your designs. Whether you’re working on product design, print advertisements for technology products, or web designs, these free Photoshop files will be a lifesaver for you. They can be used to display your wallpapers, portfolio, or used to prototype application designs, or even used as references for your own product designs. If you need more free Photoshop resources, check out these posts:
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http://digitaldaily.allthingsd.com – More bullish prognostications in advance of Apple’s next earnings report. In his preview of CES, Barclays’ Ben Reitzes claims the company need not worry much about the conga line of iPad rivals expected to be announced at the show. If CES shows us anything, he says, it will be just how great Apple’s lead in the tablet space really is.
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