Panasonic’s 3D plasma reviewed by HDGuru: ‘an excellent HDTV’
The HDGuru has published the first early review of the Panasonic TC-P50VT20 3D-compatible TV.
Now you can watch TiVo recordings anywhere in your house
Never mind that TiVo is struggling, losing $10.2 million in the last quarter — the company is still chugging ahead into its future with its two upcoming TiVo Premiere models, and today it announces slick compatibility with HP MediaSmart Servers.
Waterpebble gets water-wasters out of the shower
Water-saving device uses the length of your first shower as a benchmark, indicating via a series of gently flashing “traffic lights” when you need to get out of the shower already !
Wearable rescue robot learns a new trick, starts opening doors
Thanks to the robo-wizards at Japan’s BL Autotec, small form-factor rescue robots have a new trick up their sleeves — and yes, they could even have sleeves now — in the shape of a robotic arm that can open doors. To make it easier on operators, the arm’s manipulator is equipped with a camera to spot door knobs and an LED for low-light situations.
Words With Friends: Like Scrabulous for iPhone!
Actually, it’s better than Scrabulous, because you can play it anytime, anywhere, without being tied to Facebook. There’s even a free version.
All About "Push Mail"
Sporting big phones and checking email while on the move is something the elite normally do.
Google Maps now includes bike lanes and directions
You can get directions for driving, walking and public transit where applicable, and now Google is updating its popular maps service to include biking directions across the US.
A tour of Sony Ericsson’s User Experience Platform
CNET took an in-depth tour of UXP with George Arriola, Sony Ericsson’s head of human interface design, at the company’s lab in San Francisco.
World’s oldest ‘flying car’ goes to the auction block
It’s hard to decide if Frank Skroback’s 1934 creation is a plane that drives like a car, or a car that’s supposed to soar like a plane, but it’s considered the oldest known “roadable aircraft” — which we guess is the ’30s version of a flying car. The vehicle is going to be put on sale later this month at Red Baron’s Antiques in Atlanta, and it’s not just some gimmick novelty.
Kojiro robot previews new wave of organic-movement androids
Japan’s latest entry into the race to make humanoid robots a mainstream reality is the new Kojiro robot developed by researchers at Tokyo University’s JSK Robotics Laboratory.
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