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Daily Tech: eReaders to Watch Out For This Holiday Season
- Many people will be lining up for eReaders this holiday season, and they won't be picking up a Kindle — The Silicon Alley Insider
- Nokia is debuting its limited-edition N97 mini, which will be going on sale in Asia starting Oct. 29 — Gizmodo
- Here are 10 helpful tidbits for dealing with family on Facebook — Switched
- Parents with iPhones should definitely check out these 20 free useful applications — Mashable
- The Basso Floor Mat by Arvin Abadilla can be transformed into the perfect mini desk for your laptop — Unplggd
- It's giveaway and game time on GeekSugar! Be sure to log in and play our Best Video Game Ever bracket!
No More Power Cords! Sony Announces Wireless Technology
Last week, Sony announced they have developed a "highly efficient" wireless power transfer system. Meaning that soon you can purchase a Sony TV without a power cord! The technology is based on magnetic resonance, meaning that electromagnetic energy will be transferred between a transmitter unit and the device.
Daily Tech: Nokia Booklet 3G Only Coming to Best Buy
- The only retailer in the US to get the 10-inch Nokia netbook will be Best Buy — Gizmodo
- Google Mobile now remembers what you've searched on your desktop and displays starred map locations — Lifehacker
- Sony is planning on releasing Blu-ray movie titles, which can only be watched on PSPs — Kotaku
- Tomorrow's Martha Stewart show will be entirely dedicated to talking about Twitter and live-blogging — Switched
- Sony's PSP Go hits store shelves today for $250 — Engadget
- It's giveaway and game time on GeekSugar! Be sure to log in and play our Best Video Game Ever bracket! — GeekSugar
Daily Tech: Facebook Is Popular . . . Everywhere
- Here's a visual of how many people across the world use Facebook — TechCrunch
- Sony's new PlayStation 3 commercials are actually kinda funny — Gizmodo
- These games are educational and you have a fun time playing them — Green Pixels
- AT&T and Apple are getting sued for not being accurate about MMS launch dates — CrunchGear
- China finally gets the iPhone, but it comes without WiFi — Wired
- Here are some under $100 computer speaker suggestions — Switched
Daily Tech: Sony Unveils Its New Reader Daily Edition Device
- Sony has just announced its latest eReader, which features 3G connectivity, no monthly fees, and 2GB of on-board memory — Engadget
- Leica will soon be opening its very first retail store in West Palm Beach, FL — CrunchGear
- You can now check out the traffic conditions on nonhighway roads by using Google Maps — TechCrunch
- Nokia's 5230 smartphone will only cost around $200 and it comes with GPS, 3G, and a 3.2-inch touchscreen — Gizmodo
- Yahoo Mail, Messenger, and Search have all received a series of upgrades — Silicon Alley Insider
- The new mini tripod by Gorillapod gets taken for a test drive — Wired
New Sony Walkmans Coming Next Month
Sony is getting ready to drop two new Walkman devices this Fall — the S Series and the more affordable E Series. The S Series features an FM tuner, a 2.4-inch LCD screen, iTunes, and codec support, and a stellar lithium ion battery, which is said to last 42 hours. It will be priced at $110 for the 8GB and $130 for the 16GB.
Sony Announces PS3 Slim, PSP Minis at GamesCom 2009
Although I'm not in Germany attending the GamesCom 2009, I've been anxiously awaiting the announcements to flow in from the upcoming conferences. First up, and admittedly the one I've been waiting for, is Sony's announcement of a thinner and cheaper PS3.
Launching on Sept.
Does Sony Have a Big Announcement Brewing For Aug. 25?
On Tuesday, Aug. 25, Sony is having a big press conference with the company's Reader team in NYC, which makes us think something special is going to be unveiled.
Maybe its next latest and greatest eBook reader, which is a step up from the PRS-505 Digital Book?
Sony's Party-Shot Dock Plays Photographer For You
As much as I love playing photographer at a good soiree, I feel like I end up missing some good moments with a camera in front of my face. So imagine my curiosity when I learned about the Sony Party-shot camera dock. It literally takes the photos for you.
Daily Tech: Sony's Party Shot Will Be Your Personal Photog
- For $150, Sony's Party Shot camera mount will capture everyone on camera — Wired
- Check out which video games are new this week — Green Pixels
- Find out what skater Stevie Williams tech style is — Switched
- Back to schoolers can use DesignYourDorm.com to create a visual plan the arrangement of their dorm furniture — Unplggd
- Apple has rejected the popular Sex Offender app from the app store — TechCrunch
- Here are some amazing gadget deals of the day — Gizmodo
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