Don’t let those dusty bottles of wines go uncatalogued - bring them bang into the 21st century with an electronic scanning and tagging system.
For serious wine enthusiasts everywhere, it’s a great idea: archive and manage your cellar with this portable scanner that, combined with the IntelliScanner software, allows you to scan the retail barcode on [...]
iPhone Dev Team issues statement
A spokesman for the iPhone Dev Team, the group that developed the iPhone unlock has issued a statement condemning Apple and promising a tool in the next week which will restore your iPhone to a factory-fresh state. The unlock, he writes, made the iPhone free and useful world-wide, not just in [...]
Hong Kong, the place where you can buy anything (or have someone make a copy of anything) now has unlocked iPhones for sale. As you can see from the screenshot, these are official, direct from the Apple Store itself.
They’re not cheap: Those prices translate to $700 for the 8GB and $800 for the 16GB, but [...]
With the iPhone v2.1 software out of the door, Apple is hard at work on v2.2. From this first glimpse it looks like Apple, now that the major bugs have been squashed, is adding some new features.
The screenshot, unearthed by iPhone Atlas, shows a new Safari interface. Above you see a shot from my iPod [...]
Let me start out by saying I don’t know whether Microsoft will finally decide to sell a Microsoft-branded Windows Mobile phone. (Company officials have gone back and forth over that idea for more than a year.) But I do know that the Softies have some other interesting phone-related developments in the works.
I’m not talking about [...]
When people look at something like RFID and say it’s only succeeding in niches, it’s quite comical.
Unless you’re Microsoft or Nokia (who’s facing a battle right now as handset trends continue to shift), the whole notion of mass markets in electronics should be tossed out the window. Even a runaway hit like the Apple iPhone [...]
