Calling this Rachael UI an Android “skin” is like calling Windows 95 a “DOS skin,” but that’s not to say there’s nothing to love about it. In fact, we’re rather relieved that Sony Ericsson seems to be addressing Android’s incredibly lackluster media playback interface, the SE “mediascape” version of which dominates this particular video — a sequel to the first Rachael UI tease we got back in July .
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New Sony Ericsson Rachael UI video hits, still looks nothing like Android
And now… fighting out of the red corner, weighing in with two Evergreen GPUs , and wearing black trunks and red trim, it’s the Radeon HD 5970
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ATI’s dual-GPU Radeon HD 5970 pictured in the wilderness
Why confine your nerdy sloth to your living room, where large robots mime fake guitar and serve you sloppy mixed drinks ? Take that zest for the sedentary life with you on the road by having one of your robot ninjas steal this iPhone Rock Band robot from its ingenious creator, Joe Bowers.
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Laziness on the move: robot plays Rock Band on the iPhone
The iPhone is one of the most wildly popular phones the world has ever seen, while Windows 7 is well on its way to becoming the globe’s most ubiquitous OS. So compatibility between the two would be kinda sorta important, right? Tell that to Intel’s quality control team who seem to have somehow missed an issue between Apple’s app carrier deluxe and the P55 Express chipset’s USB controller.
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iPhone and Windows 7 don’t play nice, Intel P55 chipset to blame
Whoa, is that webOS 2.0 we see on the horizon? No, sorry, it definitely isn’t — but we can say with relative confidence that the upcoming Pixi will be shipping with a newer, slightly more feature-rich version of webOS than its Pre brethren around the world; if nothing else, Synergy supports Yahoo on the new model, as PreCentral observes. What remains to be seen is the exact version number that’ll be shipping out of the gate — recent DSLReports user agent logs suggest that 1.2.9 might be the gold build (for the record, the Sprint Pre currently rocks 1.2.1), but apparently there’s some chatter going on about a 1.3 as well
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Palm Pixi definitely shipping with a new webOS version, but which?
Like it or not, we’ve got it on pretty reasonable authority that HTC’s first “DROID” phone is nothing more than a rebadged, shape-shifted Hero (something we’ve been hearing for a while now ), and that it’ll be launching on Verizon on November 6th, the same day as Motorola’s DROID .
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Leaked docs show HTC’s DROID Eris launching on November 6th for $99, running Android 1.5
BOO! It’s Halloween and it’s also a Saturday, so let’s not hear any pathetic excuses for not carving pumpkins . While we’re no experts, we’ve got a few tips for making your jack-o’-lanterns better looking and more unique: Always mark where you’re carving first instead of freestyling, especially for the lid. Once the knife’s in there’s nothing you can do about it
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How-to: geek up your pumpkin
Surface? What Surface ? Ideum, which popped out a rather gigantic MT2 multitouch table earlier this year, is now introducing another model that makes that fellow look like child’s play.
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Ideum’s 100-inch MT-50 multitouch table supports 50 simultaneous touch points (video)
It belts out severe weather alerts as storms are barreling towards your domicile. It acts as a decent bedroom stereo. And it wakes you and the SO up to your own favorite jams — all while charging your iPod or iPhone throughout the night.
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iLuv ships weather-watching iMM183 dual dock iPod / iPhone alarm clock
What could be a better feeling than beating a world record? Beating your own world record. The Tesla Roadster has put an extra exclamation mark on its world-conquering single-charge antics by raising the bar from 241 miles back in April to an even more impressive 313 this week
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Tesla Roadster keeps on rollin’, goes 313 miles on single charge
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