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Are you one of those unlucky souls who enjoys decent cell phone reception when you're out and about, but can't get a signal at home or in the office? You're not alone.

This is it, the final countdown!

2006 is fast coming to an end, and so is the Gadget Lab. Whoa, whoa, whoa -- put down that RAZR! Don't hurt yourself. The G-Lab crew is taking a break to re-tool, re-work, re-write, and re-format. We're cooking up a new and improved newsletter that'll rock your world. It'll be ready to roll later in aught-seven -- we'll keep you posted on progress.

In the meantime, worry not: The G-Lab crew will be back in a couple of weeks (just in time for that gadget-orgy overload known as CES) in the form of a brand-spankin'-new blog. It will totally rule, trust us. We'll have all the gadget reviews you desire, along with the clever writing you love, plus a few other surprises we'll reveal soon enough. And if you need something to tide you over till then (and maybe help you recover from that wickedly decadent New Year's party), tune in Wednesday, January 3, at 8 pm to check out the premiere of Wired Science, our very own, very new, and very wired TV show. Check here
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Since we'll be on a brief hiatus till then, we've got a double-barrel blast of reviews to appease your gadget lust. First up is an almost supernatural gaming PC, a smartphone with some superior styling, and a set of wireless earbuds that make riding public transit almost bearable. Next is an LCD TV suitable for a Sith Lord, the ideal online gaming companion, and a camera perfect for taking shots while, uh, taking shots. Starting January 8, we'll be running full-steam ahead on our new URL: blog.wired.com/gadgets. Until then, you stay classy, G-Labbers! -- Daniel Dumas

¡Estreno de Café! En este momentos realiza una actividad con los medios que estamos presentes junto a los teléfonos que nos han otorgado para probar.

Estoy probando con detalle, es muy fácil de navegar en el menú, tanto como el Bold en una pantalla vertical, es un poco alargada la zona de las teclas aún estoy probando la escritura. Sí, las teclas son más grandes y resultan cómodas, son de una goma y flexibles para el uso.

Cualquier pregunta déjenla en los comentarios para aprovechar que tengo el equipo en las manos

Publicado desde el Nokia E71 | 19 Nov ‘08, 7.08am PST PST

Oops. You know that pre-sale flyer that was doing the rounds to Verizon "VIPs", the one with the BlackBerry Storm on the left hand side? Turns out that if you, a VIP, turn up at a store with that very flyer you'll not be able to buy a Storm ahead of its launch. You won't, in fact, be able to touch one to see what it's like. You won't be able to see one. There are none, apparently. All you're able to do is get yourself put on a list for a call from Verizon on Friday so you can pre-order the phone. Okay, the flyer didn't make definite promises...but it's pretty much 100% misleading for Storm fans. Guess everyone has to wait for the real date. [BGR]

In a report we published last month called “Traveler Behavior in a Slowing Economy”, we discussed how the current economic environment is forcing travelers to reduce their travel frequency and spending.

We found that 33% of people who took a leisure trip in the summer say they will be more price sensitive than usual in their travel plans. Considering this is already an intensely price sensitive group with the average person researching 3 websites per product, More Price Sensitive is an important shift. In addition, 28% say they will research their travel even more intensely than they have before.

There are two trends whose implications I’ve been thinking about.

Last year, we’d seen an increase in branded search terms. I suspect going forward, words like “cheap”, “discount” and “deal” will creep back into top searches.

I also think we’re going to see travelers start researching earlier. That doesn’t mean they will purchase earlier. But they will be scanning, researching more intensely, and aware to pricing options to their desired destinations.

The combination of these two behavioral shifts could have a profound affect on all areas of online travel marketing. Search marketers will need to analyze their SEM robustly to determine if, in fact, they are affected by an increase in generic search terms. Promotions may need to start earlier and last longer. Website features will need to support longer planning windows.

The list will go on. “new economic reality” + “travel marketing”. Search.

Monica Chen / DigiTimes:
Intel to launch 65W desktop CPUs for all-in-one PCs  —  Intel is planning to launch three 65W low-power desktop CPUs targeting small form factor (SFF) PCs and all-in-one PCs in the middle of January next year, according to sources at PC vendors.  —  Intel will launch the Core 2 Quad Q8200s …

I wanted to mention that I am feeling at home in the whole territory of EU and I don’t feel “foreigner” anywhere inside of EU - whether it is Finland or Spain. So next week in Barcelona I will feel at home very much so.

In practice it means that I could move and live permanently in any place inside of EU, but I lived already in Italy - similarly warm country as Spain - so Spain is too warm for me, and thus not an option for me.

But who knows, I never say never. Which reminds me: I must plan/book my visit in Ireland next month…

Filed under: Apple Corporate, Rumors, iMac, Apple

It's not even December, yet Macworld rumors are starting to fly. Digital Times is reporting that Apple is among the vendors ready to use Intel's new 65W low-power desktop CPUs, specifically designed for all-in-one computers. The lower heat output makes these great little chips for the iMac.

Additionally, these chips would come with a faster bus, and even run a bit cheaper than the dual core chips Apple is currently using - the 2.33GHz, 2.66GHz and 2.83GHz chips cost $245, $320 and $369, respectively, according to Digital Times.

The iMac has been the star of many Macworld keynote speeches, and we expect the same this year. See you in January!

[Via Electronista]

TUAWRumor: Quad-core iMacs originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Wed, 19 Nov 2008 14:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

Throughout the day, people go through my trash cans. It's a depressing sight. Among the streets of affluent Newport Beach are legions of trash pickers, pulling out cans, bottles and other recyclable material. Most are Latinos, recent immigrants or illegal immigrants, I would guess. Often they might be accompanied by one or two small children. It always makes me thankful I'm not having to take my children to scavenge through trash cans, plus makes me wonder why things can't be better.

We don't separate our recyclable material in Newport. I don't know exactly why. One rumor is that residents are just too lazy. Another is that with the small streets and alleys in Balboa, the part of Newport where I live, there's not room for multiple bins. Instead, the city ships everything off to a "Materials Recovery Facility" where everything is sorted through by others, using machines and by hand, to pull out what should be recycled. Apparently, it gives the city a 50% recycling rate.

I guess. I've always wanted to somehow get a tour of this MSF and see the recycling happen in action. It always feels weird to just toss bottles and cans in with the rest of the regular garbage. And by doing so, the alleys of Balboa get turned a place for the scavengers to harvest each day.

A minor problem, aside from the inhumanity of people surviving by picking through your trash, is the inconvenience. Plastic garbage bags get ripped open, so that any pickings can be extracted. That lets in flies, and when it's hot, you get lots of them.

We consider putting out all the cans and bottle separately, so that people who wanted them could just get them in a far more humane and efficient way. The problem is, apparently, that the bags still get ripped open anyway, just in case there's stuff inside worth getting.

That led to a search for see-through bags, so that those coming to our trash cans could see there was nothing inside worth harvesting. It's one of those things you never imagine doing, standing in a Home Depot looking for see-through trash bags, so that young mothers with their children won't waste their time on your garbage.

We never found the bags. The harvesting in the alleys continues on, as well as in the trash cans along the beach itself. Such a world.

The Sony DR-BT160AS Bluetooth Active Style Headphones popped up on Giz a few months back, and they looked promising if a bit odd, streaming stereo A2DP audio while packing a rechargeable lithium ion battery and a microphone for calls. But we had no pricing or availability information. Now, through the magic of press releases, we know that the headphones are available now for "approximately $130." That's not the most reassuring pricing announcement we've ever seen, but we'll take what we can get. [Sony]

• Prince of Persia UK pre-orders galore: drown yourself in artwork
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Using anything other than a hands-free cell phone while driving in Waupaca County will cost you.

Contemporary Culture : Our Relationships with Cellular/Mobile phones - Prudent Press Agency (press release)

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Garmin Mobile XT turns phones into GPS navigators for $99 - infoSync World

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Garmin Mobile XT turns phones into GPS navigators for $99 infoSync World, Norway - 6 hours ago This mobile phone software application seamlessly pairs the phone's built-in GPS with Garmin's software so that customers have the benefits of navigation … Garmin unveils smartphone GPS software Kansas City Star Garmin's New Software Turns Smartphones Into GPS Devices InformationWeek Garmin Mobile XT Aims At GPS Phones Digitaltrends.com Twice (subscription) all 18 news articles

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Samsung Unveils Its iPhone Rival - PC World

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Samsung Unveils Its iPhone Rival PC World - Oct 2, 2007 Ltd. and audio product maker Bang & Olufsen on Tuesday unveiled their latest joint music-mobile phone, Serenata, which holds 4G bytes of songs and has a … Bang & Olufsen and Samsung Officially Launch the Serenata Music Phone TechGadgets.in Serenata by Samsung and Bang & Olufsen LetsGoMobile (press release) Serenata Dialing in on iPhone TMCnet TECH.BLORGE.com all 48 news articles

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Vindu's View: It's time to open up mobile phone networks - San Jose Mercury News

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uclick Launches Michael Jantze's 'The Norm' on Mobile Phones - PR Web (press release)

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Samsung D900i Mobile Phone Review - Hot Or Not - PR-GB.com (press release)

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Broadcom planning 12 megapixel, 720p playback - for mobile phones - Mobile Digest

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Broadcom planning 12 megapixel, 720p playback - for mobile phones Mobile Digest, UK - 8 hours ago Broadcom is already supplying test quantities of this amazing new 'super chip' to mobile makers, so expect pioneering phone innovators like LG or Samsung to … Broadcom Cell Chip Goes HD PC World Broadcom Develops 12MP, 720p, HDMI Phone Chip TrustedReviews New chip puts HD in mobile phones 1:39PM, Tuesday 2nd October 2007 PC Pro CNNMoney.com - TMC Net all 23 news articles

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Cell phones find yet another role: Map - Chicago Tribune

Scientific American

Cell phones find yet another role: Map Chicago Tribune, United States - Oct 2, 2007 On Monday, Nokia, the world's largest maker of mobile phones, made a huge play for this emerging technology by agreeing to buy Chicago-based digital … Nokia to buy GPS map company Navteq for $8.1 billion Baltimore Sun Nokia's software solution CNNMoney.com Nokia to make largest-ever corporate deal Siberian News Online CNET News.com - New York Times all 685 news articles

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Television on your mobile phones - The Statesman

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Verizon Adds iPhone Lookalike In Challenge To Apple - InformationWeek

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Verizon Adds iPhone Lookalike In Challenge To Apple InformationWeek, NY - 2 hours ago By Elena Malykhina Verizon Wireless on Wednesday unveiled four new mobile phones for the 2007 holiday season, and it hopes that one of them is cool enough … Verizon Wireless prepare to take on Apple iPhone with LG Voyager … TechWhack Verizon Wireless Enlists LG, Samsung to Battle IPhone (Update1) Bloomberg Hands-on with the LG Voyager touch screen TV phone infoSync World infoSync World - CNNMoney.com all 249 news articles

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Sony has announced a 12.25 megapixel CMOS image sensor for cell phones, it will start shipping in March 2009.

T-Mobile said the Samsung Gravity would show up on Nov. 17th and, sure enough, it has arrived.

While the Gravity might not have the same pull as some of the bigger, less wallet-friendly QWERTY handsets on the market, at $49.99 (on a 2-year contract) it’s a decent pick for anyone looking to wear down their thumbs without wearing down their savings. It’s available beginning today in Aqua/White or Lime/Gray at the nearest T-Mo spot.

While the main draw would probably be the slide-out QWERTY keyboard, Samsung has also packed in a 1.3-megapixel shooter (with video capture and 4x zoom, though we’re guessing that’s not optical zoom), IM support for AOL/ICQ/Windows Live/Yahoo, T-Mobile myFaves, stereo bluetooth (A2DP), and quad-band radio. For 50 bucks, that’s actually pretty impressive.

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