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R.I.P. i-mate, we barely knew ye

Sep 17th 2009 8:34AM on Engadget

I reckon support for their products will cease? It's a good thing the 810-F is indestructible then.

HTC Tattoo (aka, Click) brings Android, Sense UI to all

Sep 8th 2009 4:56AM on Engadget

QVGA screen, half the resolution of all the other Android phones. This means that third-party apps will either not work properly, and developers have to tweak their apps to make it work on the Tattoo. This is one of the problems that Windows Mobile have had for years. Compatibility was an issue across so many different devices with so many different specifications. Android going down this path may not be a good thing.

Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1 hands-on, with 720p test footage!

Sep 3rd 2009 7:26AM on Engadget

Paul Miller, you win for trying to fit your camera lens into the detachable EVF.

Palm's webOS gets a couple more apps -- are the floodgates opening?

Jul 29th 2009 5:19AM on Engadget

I find it amazing that American companies allow returning something after being used for 29 days.

Ask Engadget: Best mobile note-taking device?

Apr 24th 2009 3:11AM on Engadget

Try the Pulse Smartpen. It's this special pen which really writes in ink on some custom paper. Everything is recorded and you can transfer them to a computer. Also records sound. US$240 on the company's online store. I've only seen it demo-ed by a salesman, but seems pretty cool.

http://www.livescribe.com/

Website's pretty sucky though, all explanation is in video form...

SanDisk ships first ever multicard readers with style

Feb 25th 2009 7:19PM on Engadget

Combine sentry turret! I feel compelled to knock it down with a crowbar

ThinkPads pass the Tough Test, but don't call 'em rugged

Feb 23rd 2009 9:20PM on Engadget

I wouldn't suggest having the same expectations for your Ideapad as the ThinkPads. Thinkpads kept the old IBM features after Lenovo bought the business. They put some of it into their own Ideapads but these are hardly as hardy as the Thinkpads.

If you ask me, they are just trying to make their regular notebooks look better due to the Thinkpad association using a similar name.

Reggie thinks third-parties don't 'get' the Wii: discuss

Nov 19th 2008 1:16AM on Engadget

If I pick "All of the above", it includes all the points including "None of the above"

Loop! Excuse me while my brain explodes.

Hippus' HandshoeMouse makes pointing, clicking less strenuous

Oct 5th 2008 10:38PM on Engadget

My bad. I looked at an image of this mouse and the hand goes on it a different way. The enclave on this one holds the thumb while the aerobic mouse's one holds the wrist. So it's not the same.

Hippus' HandshoeMouse makes pointing, clicking less strenuous

Oct 5th 2008 10:31PM on Engadget

This isn't new. Another company has been making a similar mouse for years. I was using one for quite a while and it did well for my wrist. The optical mouse was of a poor quality though and it broke. Too expensive to buy another one after that.

http://www.aerobicmouse.com/

They used to be called the Quill mouse.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

"I own an iPhone 3G and I'm looking for a decent speaker / alarm clock for it. I am going to listen music in a mid-sized room, so I want nice quality speakers with solid bass. I also want to use it as an alarm clock, so it would be great if there is such a feature. The price can be low-mid to mid-high range. I was looking at the Klipsch iGroove SXT; it's powerful, slick and the reviews are good, but it doesn't have an alarm clock feature. It's no deal breaker if I can set it up from the iPhone, but I'm not sure. Thanks!"

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