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[GeekBrief.TV] GeekBrief.TV » Blog Archive » GBTV #245 | 1st Annual State of ...: You forgot a Firewire on this trip, Kathy has a bag for all her wires and lugged all those gadgets on her trip - why? Actually I know why because I went to NYC for 2 weeks too, .

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[Tourist Guide] ATTACK OF THE CELL PHONE ZOMBIES: Hearing blocked by blaring or blathering headsets, heads bent over cell phones, iPods, palm pilots, multimedia players, text messagers and other hypnotic gadgetry, these walking dead with their vacant stares are so far departed from the reality around them they don’t even know they’re gone.

[India Gadgets] Cable free Gadgetry: The consortium which includes companies such as Fulton Innovation, National Semiconductor, Olympus, Philips, and Samsung, recently announced a specification for wireless power. Version 0.95 is a standard for power via magnetic induction, in which devices can be charged by placing them on a compatible power pad.

[Geekwerks] The 10 (+2) Commandments of Geek Gadgetry | Geekwerks: Thine gadgetry shall make sense.  This one comes about from the camera I recently bought, a Canon Powershot SD800is.  Great little camera for amateur photogs like me.  But to charge the battery, it must be removed and placed in a cradle that has a hideaway plug.  Why?  I understand that it takes the charging hardware out of the camera itself, and I also realize that having the charging cradle allows one battery to be charged while another is used.  But come on.  How many people will really have 2 batteries?  (Well, come to think of it, this camera doesn’t have a battery meter, so maybe a second battery is a necessity.)  And why couldn’t the charging cradle be an accessory, or perhaps come with the purchase of the spare battery?  And I would wager that adding charging electronics to the camera would take up less space in my carry-on luggage than the charger does.  And it already has a USB jack, so that’s half the battle.  All in all, the decision to force the use of the cradle to recharge the battery makes no sense.

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[MexicanRockstars.] Ford Makes Dashboards A Lot Cooler « MexicanRockstars.: “With MyFord driver connect technology, we realized we weren’t necessarily competing with other automakers, but we were really redefining how customers interacted with their cars,” said Jim Buczkowski, Ford director of electronics and electrical Systems Engineering. “We had to look very closely at the evolution of hand-held devices in terms of user interface, connectivity, productivity and entertainment applications.”

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[Fetal Monitors] Fetal Monitors » Blog Archive » ATTACK OF THE CELL PHONE ZOMBIES: Hearing blocked by blaring or blathering headsets, heads bent over cell phones, iPods, palm pilots, multimedia players, text messagers and other hypnotic gadgetry, these walking dead with their vacant stares are so far departed from the reality around them they don’t even know they’re gone.

[Behind the Blue Line] Behind the Blue Line » Fact & Folly - Studies on Driving ...: Then I’d like to see the study compared to a similar one of drivers with a high-crash ratio.  What don’t those drivers see?  Are they really only looking at the ten foot section of road directly in front of their vehicle? Are they looking at their mp3 player, cell phone or the pretty woman/handsome man on the sidewalk? Or do they sit hunched over their steering wheel staring at the bumper of the car in front of them, completely oblivious to everything around them?

[Go Kart Blog] ATTACK OF THE CELL PHONE ZOMBIES: Hearing blocked by blaring or blathering headsets, heads bent over cell phones, iPods, palm pilots, multimedia players, text messagers and other hypnotic gadgetry, these walking dead with their vacant stares are so far departed from the reality around them they don’t even know they’re gone.

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[riswan.com] riswan.com » Blog Archive » Google Me, Baby: The G1 does bring to the table all the presumed gadgetry of this generation of phones: QWERTY keyboard, touch screen, 3G network and a 3.2 megapixel camera. The touch screen has a nice, sharp resolution and, at 3.2 inches, is large enough to accommodate most users’

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