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ZaggKeys Flex tablet/smartphone keyboard review

If you want the flexibility of a tablet with the more traditional professional functionality of a laptop the Zaggkeys Flex offers the best of both worlds in a neat little package. The Zaggkeys Flex is a wonderful Bluetooth 3.0 keyboard that is a breeze to connect to your Apple iPad or Android tablet – even [...]

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Nocs NS400 Titanium review

The first thing that strikes you about the Nocs NS400 Titanium earphones is the aluminium from which the major part of the earbud is formed. This quality material offers a sense of quality and style absent from so many me-too earbuds, and at a price of around £55 it seems an almost extraordinary luxury. The [...]

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Oxford Nanopore unveils minature DNA sequencer

UK firm Oxford Nanopore has unveiled two new products that could revolutionise gene sequencing for science and medicine: a new DNA sequencer that could be able to handle a complete human genome in as little as 15 minutes, and a USB thumb drive that can read DNA directly from blood and in some cases with [...]

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Samsung decides to spin off LCD business

The board of directors of Samsung Electronics has decided to spin off the company’s LCD (liquid crystal display) panel manufacturing unit, it said Monday. The new company, provisionally named Samsung Display Co. will be launched on April 1, and will have an investment of 750 billion won (US$665 million) in capital, the company said. Samsung’s [...]

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LightSquared’s owner hires lawyers to study legal battle on GPS

LightSquared’s primary investor, Philip Falcone, is exploring possible lawsuits against the FCC and the GPS industry in the wake of the FCC’s rejection of the carrier’s plan for a 4G cellular network, sources familiar with the company’s planning confirmed on Friday. The U.S. Federal Communications Commission, which has the final say on LightSquared’s plan to [...]

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Monitor Your Office from Your Smartphone or Tablet

If you have an office or a retail store, you may also have a security system that to alert you and the police in case of a break-in–or a webcam set up to monitor your business in your absence. But the capabilities of security systems go much further than they did even a few years [...]

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LightSquared vows to keep seeking a GPS solution

LightSquared said Wednesday it still wants to find a solution to the GPS interference issue that has probably already doomed the fledgling carrier’s plans for a nationwide mobile broadband network. In response to a public notice from the U.S. Federal Communications Commission, LightSquared slammed the agency’s decision to move toward banning its planned LTE (Long-Term [...]

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Apple releases printer drivers for Canon, Samsung, others

Apple has released a slew of updated printer drivers, but chances are the only ones most of us will care about are those for Canon, Ricoh, and Samsung printers. For Canon, Apple released Printer Drivers 2.8, providing the latest printing and scanning software for OS X Lion and OS X 10.6; those drivers will help [...]

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How to Choose a Router for Your Business

Buying a router for a business isn’t as simple as picking a consumer product with the best ratings from an online merchant or the best price on the shelf at a local electronics superstore. Your company has serious needs, such as supporting scores of users (including guests) on the network, and locking down company data [...]

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Datacolor Spyder4Elite review

The Spyder4Elite is a solution to a perennial problem. No two displays reproduce colour in exactly the same way. The way your colour images look on one monitor will therefore be somewhat different to how they appear on another. The Spyder4Elite itself consists of a small three-pointed USB sensor, bundled with some sophisticated control software. [...]

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