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You're only halfway through a snapshot session when your digital camera's memory card runs out of room? Teac's new PDrive/40 Multifunction Portable storage drive saves a camera's or MP3 player's card's contents so you don't need to carry a spare card.
MySpace worm exploits QuickTime MacNN
A worm affecting the MySpace journal network is exploiting Apple's QuickTime player, according to one report. As much as a third of MySpace could be contaminated with infection beginning by visiting a journal with an embedded QuickTime movie. The contaminated movie uses JavaScript to display a menu that links to an external website where users are
Personal Tech Washington Post
The Washington Post's Rob Pegoraro?was online to answer your personal tech questions, discuss recent reviews and give advice for finding the right gadget for the holidays.
Snail mail is still king of greetings Chicago Tribune
Senders and receivers alike enjoy handwritten notes for the `keepsake phenomenon' and the `mantel test,' leading consumers to send only 1 e-card for every 20 traditional greeting cards It would be so easy and inexpensive. Sit down at your computer, select a cute holiday e-card and zap it to the dozens of people on your contact list. No cards or stamps to buy. No envelopes to address. You're
BlackBerry Pearl now available in New Zealand Scoop.co.nz
Auckland, New Zealand - Vodafone New Zealand and Research In Motion (RIM) (Nasdaq: RIMM: TSX: RIM) today announced availability of the BlackBerry® Pearl™, a feature-rich, easy-to-use smartphone that incorporates best-in-class technology in a sleek and stylish design.
Gotta-have gifts Everett Herald
Last holiday season, Xbox 360s and iPods graced the wish lists of many. This year, Wii and Zune are the hot high-tech gifts.
Pick the Perfect Holiday Gift PC World via Yahoo! News
Not sure what to get the technology lover in your life? Whether it's a sleek cell phone or a big HDTV, we can guide you to the ideal gift.
PS3 vs. Wii: Power Takes On the Fun Factor Washington Post
If you're into video games, Christmas definitely came early this year. Not only did Sony release the PlayStation 3, but Nintendo launched its new console system, the Wii. Both have a lot to offer in terms of entertainment and media functionality, so picking one over the other is a difficult
Apps: MovieChapterizer, TinyBooks, C4 MacNN
MovieChapterizer 1.1 ($15) enables users to add chapters to videos as well as sound files that are playable in QuickTime Player. Supported formats include mov, avi, mp3, H.264 (high-definition), AIFF, and more. MovieChapterizer provides an easy-to-use interface for adding chapter names to any chosen frame in a video or position in a sound file. [
Briefly: 2G Shuffle review; Jobs no. 5 MacNN
In brief: MacNN has reviewed Apple's second-generation iPod shuffle ($80, shown at right), Apple's recently released miniature MP3 player that features a built-in belt clip with 1GB of storage. Apple CEO Steve Jobs has placed no. 5 in the Atlantic online's 'Top Living Influentuals'. Two new Apple Authorized Resellers have opened in Beijing, C
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