The PC maker Acer (not to be confused with EEE PC maker Asus), after purchasing smartphone maker E-Ten, which makes Glofiish cell phones, has decided to make it’s first smartphone. It will be released by early 2009 and will run Windows Mobile.
Read at CNET’s News Blog [via Gizmodo]
Psystar has claimed to have released an Open Computer. The Open Computer is a $399 computer that runs Apple’s Leopard OS. This is not allowed by Apple’s EULA, or software license agreement, something I will mention later in this article. Is this computer too good to be true. Well, it may be. After Wired Magazine’s [...]
Fring has made an free iPhone-only app (sorry iPod Touch owners!), via the Installer.app jailbreak process that allows users to use VoIP and also a wide variety of chat networks. In addition to Fring’s own network, the application allows text chat on the Skype, SIP, MSN, Google Talk, ICQ, Twitter, Yahoo, and AIM networks. It [...]
You are, right now, looking at the brand new GadgetCore design!
That’s right, today is April 15 GMT (OK, 1 hour before) and the new site is up. Let us know what you think by taking this survey.
Now, in the matter of the other mentioned things. There will be a second blog, a gaming blog (feel [...]
The site messed up briefly today, for about 45 minutes. Sorry for the problem.
Watch the video above: you’ll see the complete absurdity of Beamz, a fake music playing system.
From what I can understand, you move your hand across the laser beams. Ridiculous.
I’m waiting for a comment from someone who can play a real instrument.
April 15 will be a prime time for the life of GadgetCore. We are feeling good about this blog. So good that we are going to make some big changes, for the better of course. Be expecting a snazzy new layout, a sister blog (gossip?), and maybe even something else on April 15.
GadgetCore will be periodically down. We are currently updating WordPress to a newer, more secure version.
Completed.
Happy new year GC readers! Sorry for the lack of posts we have been updating our software for Y2k… wait we can’t use that excuse anymore can we? Oh well… Cheers!
IBM sued ASUS on December 6 for copyright infringement. The infringements are mainly design based with designs found in “power supplies, computer cooling, and computer clustering capabilities”.
