Technology and Gadgets News. Posted by admin On February - 28 - 2010. New Apple sleeves for Ipod. Apple has presented new sleeves for your Apple Ipod. Models are Vue, max and grip. It's a great way to protect your Ipod. They are made of high quality materials so to maximum protection of touchscreen from scratches. Popularity: unranked [?]
Stephen Joseph NEW Gadget Bag – Monkey. February 26th, 2010 Posted in Gadget Reviews. Padded for extra protection for all your electronics; Adjustable shoulder strap; Exterior zippered compartment for extra storage needs
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New rules protect EU cell phone users from massive Internet surfing charges. By Leslie Patton, AP. March 1st, 2010. EU cell phone users to have limited online surfing. BRUSSELS — Mobile phone operators must now limit how much they charge customers for using the Internet within the January 5th, 2010 Powermat broadens lineup for wireless chargingSAN FRANCISCO — Powermat helped consumers cut some power cords last year by selling mats that charge gadgets wirelessly.
Use Hard Eyeglass Cases to Protect Your Gadgets and Gear. February 28th, 2010. I wear eyeglasses and each time I get a new set of frames, they give me a hard eyeglass case to protect my new glasses. I used to just store my old cases in
This week's web TV sees Jon gets hands-on with an exciting new photography concept from Ricoh. The revolutionary Ricoh GXR uses interchangeable units that house both the lens AND the sensor, so you simply clip on a new unit for each set of shooting conditions. This aims to matc sensor type to the lens more closely to avoid photography mistakes, as well as protect those delicate camera components. So is it a genuinely useful innovation, or a mere photography gimmick?
