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DIY cat feeder now enabled by a Cisco switch, streams food and video

You know, there are times when you have to part ways with your adorable kitties at home, and you might not be so keen on getting a cat sitter in case he or she touches your precious game consoles (even if it’s an old granny ). We’ve seen the lazy man’s solution before, but Britain’s Mathew Newton has brought us a new DIY internet-enabled cat feeder just in time for a new decade
Nov 30th, 2009 | Filed under Gadgets Review -
Dell, HP, and Lenovo bringing SDXC to laptops alongside 32nm Intel chipsets?

Those incredibly sexy (as far as portable storage capacities are concerned) 64GB SDXC cards coming on the horizon? You’re gonna want some hardware to work with it, and according to DailyTech , three of the largest computer manufacturers are looking to bring the upgrade with Intel’s forthcoming Arrandale CPUs.
Nov 30th, 2009 | Filed under Gadgets ReviewTags: 32 nanometer, 32nanometer, 32nm, 32nm-chipsets, entry, incredibly-sexy, Intel, intel-arrandale, lenovo, net book, netbook, netbooks, sd xc, sd xc reader -
SMSONE: Micro-local news from India to make Silicon Valley jealous

Of the hundreds of companies I meet in any given country, I only write about a handful. Sometimes it’s the ones that seem to be copying a US idea, but in reality are building their company in a completely unique—and frequently more profitable—way. Other times, I’m captivated by an idea that’s perfect for an emerging market , but probably wouldn’t work in the US. But every once in a while I find a company that hits the trifecta: It’s addressing a big problem locally, it’s something I don’t think is offered in the US, and…
Nov 30th, 2009 | Filed under Tech News Review -
Inside Sharp’s new LCD factory, we can see our next HDTV from here

The path back to LCD leadership for Sharp begins at its just opened Sakai City manufacturing facility. Being a 10th generation facility means it can roll out more and bigger displays, producing six 60-inch LCDs from each glass substrate, 60% more than older 8g facilities. Check out the pics for a peek at where 72,000 substrates per month will be made, delivering those slim LED backlit televisions getting so much love, along with solar panels (also being installed on the roofs for that extra green vibe that’s in vogue these days) and a few of the more than 100,000 energy efficient LEDs lighting the factory itself.
Nov 30th, 2009 | Filed under Gadgets ReviewTags: 10g, bargain-hunters, begins-at-its, energy efficient, entry, glass-substrate, green, led, manufacturing, sakai, sakaicity, sharp, solarpanel -
Google Names Winners Of Second Android Developer Challenge

Google has just annouced the winners of its second Android Developer Challenge, a competition that looks to spur development on the Android platform by offering large cash grants to the winners.
Nov 30th, 2009 | Filed under Tech News Review -
Google Maps Navigation makes trip across the pond, thanks to some hackery

Apparently us Yanks have been spoiled by the warm embrace of Google Maps Navigation , forgetting that our friends in the UK don’t have the same luxury. Leave it to Electricpig to connect worlds, finding a somewhat hack-induced way to bring the app upgrade to British Android 1.6 devices .
Nov 30th, 2009 | Filed under Gadgets Review
