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Verizon Wireless announces September 30 availability of the DROID R2-D2 by Motorola.
Researchers at Fujitsu Laboratories have developed a wireless charging system that they say can simultaneously…
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Digg If you’re an iOS developer (or good friends with one), today is going to be totally awesome. Apple has just let loose the official iOS 4.2 beta builds for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch — meaning that someone somewhere is going to be experiencing multitasking on the ‘pad (sans jailbreaking, of course).
Comcast launches its 4G high-speed wireless data service 2go™ in the Boston area. Comcast is selling this wireless service bundled with one or more of its Internet, phone and television products.
We’re suckers for wireless speakers, but they have to work. We’re not the least bit interested in streaming technologies that stutter from interference or compress the audio to preserve bandwidth. That’s why Libratone caught our attention here in Berlin with its new Libratone Beat — the “world’s first high-end active speaker with wireless technology,” or so they claim
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HTC’s Media Link provides the wireless DLNA support your phone and TV crave, coming Q4 2010
In our excitement over HTC’s announcements this morning (that’d be Desire Z , Desire HD , and Sense enhancements , in case you missed it), we missed one other nugget of good news. The HTC Media Link wireless DLNA streaming adapter does exactly what you’d expect from a name like that — namely, it’s a box that allows you to stream media (photos, audio, video up to 720p) to TVs that don’t natively have DLNA support. The pic above shows off what appears to be micro-USB and mini-HDMI ports