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NYPD’s Computers Are Certain That This 82-Year-Old Woman Is a Dangerous Criminal [Crimewatch]
Rose Martin has been questioned by police some 50 times in eight years, stemming from her involvement in crimes ranging from robbery to murder. Of course, she's not actually involved, but the NYPD's computers continue to think otherwise. More
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Week in tech: easter eggs, pirates aren’t cool, and thinking robots
People love easter eggs. There are a number of humorous yet undocumented features hiding beneath the surface of some of the most popular open source software applications. We ran down five of our favorites .
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Microsoft SenseCam Review: What It’s Like to Record Your Whole Life [Memory Forever]
Imagine a format that lies somewhere between photos and video, and a device that takes that format automatically, without you having to click a button. Microsoft's SenseCam is a prototype that hangs around your neck, lifecasting everything you see. More
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Sprint to release Android 2.1 update for Hero and Moment ‘over the coming weeks’
If you recall, about a month ago Sprint tweeted that it was working on delivering Android 2.1 upgrade for its HTC Hero and Samsung Moment in early Q2 this year. An optimistic guess would be April, right? Funnily enough, Techie Buzz has heard that two eager customers managed to squeeze a more precise date out of Sprint over a phone call -- end of March or even March 26th. Don't go reaching for that champagne just yet, though -- a self-proclaimed Sprint employee shared a recent internal memo on XDA-Developers forum, revealing that it's "actively working on having the Android 2.1 platform available to our Hero and Moment customers over the coming weeks," and that "more information coming in April." Oh Sprint, you do love playing with our little minds, don't you? Sprint to release Android 2.1 update for Hero and Moment 'over the coming weeks' originally appeared on Engadget Mobile on Sat, 20 Mar 2010 13:27:00 EST
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Blackberry Internet Service 3.0 Coming March 28 With Gmail Syncing [BlackBerry]
In the wee hours of the morning on March 28, RIM will roll out Blackberry Internet Service 3.0 . During the four hour upgrade, Blackberry users can expect their email service to be a bit wonky, but it'll be worth it: BIS 3.0 brings with it support for WMA and OpenOffice files, and, more importantly, two-way syncing with Gmail. [ Crackberry via Boy Genius Report ] More
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MoviePeg iPhone Stand Keeps It Simple, Stupid [Accessories]
There are plenty of good reasons you might want to prop up your iPhone. Say you're using it as an alarm clock. Or ( sorry David Lynch ) watching a video. MoviePeg, without being cutesy or funny or DIY-y, just does it. More
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New Bing App For the iPhone Adds Bookmarks [Bing]
The official Bing app only dropped in December , but the Bing blog reports that a new and improved app is now available for free from the App Store . Some new features include the incorporation of bookmarks, copy and pasting URLs, and direct sharing via e-mail, along with a host of other new features and tweaks. More
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Xbox 360 Coffin Is the Only Suitable Resting Place For Your Red-Ringed Console [XBox360]
To serious gamers, the thought of just trashing a console—even if it's an Xbox 360 that's been claimed by the red ring of death—is just downright disrespectful. This coffin lets it rest in video game peace. More
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Taking the Windows Phone 7 Series emulator for a test drive (video)
If you've been following the news about Microsoft's reinvention of its mobile presence, Windows Phone 7 Series , chances are you heard about how the company's developer-friendly emulator was... modified slightly by Dan Ardelean to expose a series of applications and hubs that you weren't supposed to see yet. Microsoft was quite gracious about it, indicating it basically expected this would happen and simply reminded everyone that these newly discovered apps are far from complete. With that in mind, let's take a look at the unlocked version of the OS, and we'll spell out for you exactly how you can do the same to see it for yourself
MSI Wind12 U230 unboxed and benchmarked, trounces netbooks of yesteryear