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Google Goggles now available for the iPhone
Google has announced that its visual-search tool, Google Goggles, was coming to the iPhone, to be in place today.For those who are unfamiliar, Google Goggles uses an iPhone's camera to identify things in the physical world. Point your iPhone's lens...
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Apple announces new MacBook Pros
Apple today announced a refresh of its MacBook Pro line of laptops. The highlights? New, faster processors, more powerful graphics processors, an HD camera and a new port for a technology that Apple is calling Thunderbolt.Cosmetically, the new Pros look...
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Gadgets you should get rid of (or not)
The constant changing nature of technology is making fewer products do all the work and a lot of them to dumped in the process
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Which Apps are threatened by Apple's upgrades?
A number of new features for Apple's OS that it announced at WWDC have been available through existing apps and services for some time.
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Live blogging the Apple iPhone 5 announcement
Timothy D. Cook, Apple's newly permanent chief executive, takes the stage to launch the new iPhone
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Review: Lytro Camera
What if you could take a picture and refocus it after you had taken it? Now you can with a new camera called Lytro.
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Apple announces new MacBook Pros
Apple today announced a refresh of its MacBook Pro line of laptops. The highlights? New, faster processors, more powerful graphics processors, an HD camera and a new port for a technology that Apple is calling Thunderbolt.Cosmetically, the new Pros look very similar to their predecessors. There are still 13-, 15- and 17-inch models (starting at $1,...
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Google Goggles now available for the iPhone
Google has announced that its visual-search tool, Google Goggles, was coming to the iPhone, to be in place today.For those who are unfamiliar, Google Goggles uses an iPhone's camera to identify things in the physical world. Point your iPhone's lens at a building, a piece of art, a book or other objects and, hopefully, the app will identify the obje...
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Google Goggles now available for the iPhone
Google has announced that its visual-search tool, Google Goggles, was coming to the iPhone, to be in place today.For those who are unfamiliar, Google Goggles uses an iPhone's camera to identify things in the physical world. Point your iPhone's lens...
-
Apple announces new MacBook Pros
Apple today announced a refresh of its MacBook Pro line of laptops. The highlights? New, faster processors, more powerful graphics processors, an HD camera and a new port for a technology that Apple is calling Thunderbolt.Cosmetically, the new Pros look...
-
Gadgets you should get rid of (or not)
The constant changing nature of technology is making fewer products do all the work and a lot of them to dumped in the process
-
Which Apps are threatened by Apple's upgrades?
A number of new features for Apple's OS that it announced at WWDC have been available through existing apps and services for some time.
-
Live blogging the Apple iPhone 5 announcement
Timothy D. Cook, Apple's newly permanent chief executive, takes the stage to launch the new iPhone
-
Review: Lytro Camera
What if you could take a picture and refocus it after you had taken it? Now you can with a new camera called Lytro.
-
Apple announces new MacBook Pros
Apple today announced a refresh of its MacBook Pro line of laptops. The highlights? New, faster processors, more powerful graphics processors, an HD camera and a new port for a technology that Apple is calling Thunderbolt.Cosmetically, the new Pros look very similar to their predecessors. There are still 13-, 15- and 17-inch models (starting at $1,...
-
Google Goggles now available for the iPhone
Google has announced that its visual-search tool, Google Goggles, was coming to the iPhone, to be in place today.For those who are unfamiliar, Google Goggles uses an iPhone's camera to identify things in the physical world. Point your iPhone's lens at a building, a piece of art, a book or other objects and, hopefully, the app will identify the obje...
