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BudFits Modify Apple Earbuds for Fitness

By adding a clip-on rubber loop to Apple's standard earbuds, a pair of BudFits makes them suitable for running, cycling, skateboarding and other activities.

42 Percent of Shoppers Considering iPhones

A survey conducted just before Apple's 3G iPhone announcement shows that interest in the iPhone was already massive, and that the drop in price may have appeased many naysayers.

Polaroid PoGo Pocket-Size Printer

The Polaroid PoGo portable printer easily prints out pictures using Bluetooth or USB technology.

Panasonic 3MOS Cams Improve Low-Light Shots

Using 3 MOS sensors rather than 3 CCD sensors, Panasonic claims its new HD cams take in twice the light as their more traditional counterparts.

Sanyo Outdoor LCD Battles the Elements

With a tough aluminum case and panel built for brightness, the CE52SR1 was built for harsh outdoor environments that normal LCDs can't cope with.

WD’s Mirrored My Book Drives Double Data

Western Digital's latest spin on the My Book line of external drives uses data redundancy to ensure your files stay safe, even when things go wrong.

iRobot to Build Soft Military Robots

The U.S. military has gone soft - with a contract for soft, flexible "ChemBots" that can creep through tiny spaces.

Creature Creator Release Jumpstarts Spore

Players eager to get going with the upcoming game can get started by building beasties with Spore Creature Creator.

Latest Toshiba Portégé Carries 128GB SSD

The addition makes the Portégé the first laptop in the world to boast such a drive, but it will also push price up by nearly 50 percent.

Voodoo Omen Gaming PC

The Voodoo Omen PC is the gamers fantasy system; it's good-looking, and power hungry!

Kensington Painlessly Shares USB Devices

The new ShareCentral represents an easy fix for splitting USB devices between two nearby computers, with no networking needed.

BlueAnt Supertooth 3 Reads Caller ID Aloud

Say goodbye to mystery calls in the car with BlueAnt's new text-to-speech car speakerphone.

Nokia Tailors E71, E66 for Mobile E-mail

Boasting support for e-mail protocols from Exchange to Gmail, Nokia's new stainless-steel-clad mobile devices put work and personal e-mail together on one phone.

Asus Claims Thinnest 22-inch LCD Monitor

With trim proportions and an LED-lit, leather-wrapped body, the LS221H has been positioned as a luxury desktop display.

Sergey Brin Books Flight into Space

The Google co-founder has invested $5 million to nab a seat with his name on it when commercial spaceflight becomes a reality.

New Eee Prices Rival Normal Laptops

With prices reaching up to $699 in the US, Asus' next-gen Eee models will lose their cheap appeal but gain plenty of features in the process.

Professional Gamers Frag for Dollars

The final episode of Players Only shows how talented gamers are now able to turn their hobbies into careers on pro gaming circuits.

Rio iBar First to Offer Microsoft Surface

The Vegas hotspot will be the first bar to wheel out Microsoft's Surface computers and let drinkers get geeky.

AMD Looks to Intel-owned Havok for Physics

In a bit of unlikely cooperation, AMD has partnered with a division of Intel to work on physics simulation in its processors and GPUs.

Corsair Shrinks Its Voyager Flash Drive

The Flash Voyager Mini may be dwarfed by golf tees, but it still resists all kinds of abuse and accidental damage.

Disabled Gamers Flock to Casual Games

A new survey shows that casual gaming provides a range of benefits besides entertainment for a burgeoning fanbase of disabled Americans.

McAfee Provides a Virtual Safe for Files

McAfee Anti-Theft creates encrypted "vaults" on a hard drive, giving users an extra layer of protection for their private documents.

CitySense Pegs Nightlife Hotspots with GPS

By plotting anonymous location data from all its users' mobile phones, CitySense produces a infrared-like map of San Francisco showing where the action is.

HTC Touch Pro

The new HTC Touch Pro gives the new iPhone 3G a run for it's money.

Caviar Black Drives Meld Size, Performance

Western Digital claims its latest line of hard drives, with capacities up to 1TB, are the fastest 7200RPM 3.5-inch models on the market.

DreamColor Monitor Pushes 1 Billion Colors

HP's push into the market for graphic artists has delivered a color-accurate LCD priced well below its competitors.

Voodoo Takes a Crack at Mac with Envy 133

HP's gaming arm has released its own take on the MacBook Air with the Envy 133 ultra-light notebook.

AU Optronics Unveils Record-Breaking LCDs

A notebook panel as thin as a nickel, another that cuts power by 60 percent, and a TV-sized panel that weighs almost a third less than competitors' were among AUO's offerings at Display Taiwan 2008.

HP BlackBird 002 Headed to Retail Stores

The finest HP's gaming division has to offer will soon drop its Web exclusivity and show up at retail stores for in-person manhandling.

T-Mobile Sues Starbucks over Free Wi-Fi

Although T-Mobile will soon bow out as Starbucks' Wi-Fi provider, it claims that in the meantime, the coffee house is giving away its service for free without compensation.

Panasonic Viera PZ850 Series Plasma TVs

Panasonic's new PZ850 series of plasma TVs connect to YouTube, Picasa and other sites.

LA Sues Time Warner Over Flaky Service

Time Warner's exceptionally poor reputation in Los Angeles has led the city attorney to file suit against the company, claiming it violated a franchise agreement.

Sony Goes (Very) Mini with HT-IS100 System

Meant to be heard and not seen, the strawberry-sized speakers in the HT-IS100 can be discretely hidden virtually anywhere in a room.

Gmail Labs Offers Users Experimental Toys

Google's latest addition to Gmail will let users play with features that aren't quite ready for primetime - and decide what stays and what goes.