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Want to send a customized text message when there is no cell signal? Delorme and their leadership in mapping and GPS technology have teamed up with SPOT LLC to introduce the The DeLorme Earthmate® PN-60w with SPOT Satellite Communicator. It is the world's first handheld, GPS and Satellite communications device. The device will capable of sending text messages when you
Compulab has introduced a line of very tiny but very powerful computers that fit in the palm of your hand. If you are looking for a mini computer to drive a entertainment center or maybe a computer in a area that you want to keep a full sized machine out of site. Based on the powerful Atom processor the folks
Mitsubishi is putting Vudu into it's LED based TV sets. This is one step closer to having a full blown computer built into every television set. What is really exciting about this is that Vudu brings not only movies not available via your cable provider to owners of Mitsubishi sets but also alternative content just like Geek News Central. This
Vimeo is a well known video portal, and like other video portals they have announced that they are now supporting HD content content creators can now submit videos in full 1080p. They are also making available to all their plus customers mobile versions of all their content that can be viewed through a iPhone or other mobile devices. My content
Clear and their Wimax connectivity was a life saver at CES 2010. The service stayed online and maintained consistent upload and download speeds throughout the week. The entire TechPodcasts.com crew was in my Suite sharing the connection without issue. I cannot say the same for Sprint during the week which was down 3-4 nights during the show. I have been
Getting fit in 2010 is the name of the game, beyond walking 20 miles a day at CES Andy McCaskey decided he needed a little more exercise during Startup Debut. So he jumped onto a RealRyder for a quick lap around the bar. You will see in the video why the RealRyder is called what it is called. I don't
OOMA has been around now for several years and they are well known for their very sleek designed VOIP devices. Their service model is pretty simple buy the device get free home service. Advanced service are available for a monthly fee and international calling is at very low rates. You may ask what is new from OOMA well during CES