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Surf the Internet with Pileus (It’s an Umbrella!)
Posted by Sophia as Cool Stuff, Gadgets, Hardware and Gadget Features, The Web, Wireless
Pileus is an umbrella connected to the Internet to make walking in rainy days fun. Pileus has a large screen on the top surface, a built-in camera, a motion sensor, GPS, and a digital compass, and it provides two main functions; [sic] A Social Photo-sharing and A 3D Map Navigation.
The "social photo-sharing" part is actually with Flickr, while the "3d map navigation" part is powered by Google Earth. Pileus started out as a research project by Sho Hashimoto and Takashi Matsumoto at Keio University's Human Computer-Interaction (HCI) Design Lab.
Here's a short ...
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Move over iPhone! Microsoft has done you one over. The hype over the iPhone has fizzled (and reportedly the iPhone will be released to the public this June). But now there's something even better. And it's from Microsoft.
The first time I saw this video, I thought O!
The oPhone is supposed to be the ultimate in mobile telephony. It's supposed to beat the Apple iPhone in terms of usability, entertainment capability, and enjoyment. Watch the video to see how great the oPhone is. You'll surely say O!
[via Yugatech]
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Gaming In The Future
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Linksys has released two VoIP phones for use over WiFi connections. Both phones allow users to choose which VoIP carrier they use (e.g. Vonage, BroadVoice, etc.). One of the interesting things about these Linksys' VoIP phone offerings is the fact that they have packaged many of the features one normally finds in a cell phone, such as a phone book, customizable ringtones and wallpaper.
The entry-level phone is model WIP300 which features a 1.8-inch color LCD display and has a retail price of $219.99. The WIP300 opeartes in the 2.4Ghz band and is 802.11b/g compatibile.
Some of its features include caller ...
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Linux Devices reports that the first wireless 802.11n draft-compliant systems run Linux. This is good news for those who follow the 3rd Party firmware industry and employ one of the many feature rich solutions from companies like Sveasoft, DD-WRT, etc.
In fact, the first commercial Draft N product off the shelves from Linksys, the WRT300N seems to use a lot of open source code, which is easily available to be modified (hacked) and added enhanced. Unless Linksys pulls another WRT54G v5 bomb, draft N looks like it will be amenable to such amenities as doubling as a webserver, VPN server, operate in client mode, use WDS etc.
Anyone who wants to get ...
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Spectrum analyzers are necessary tools for installing wide area wireless networks (i.e. WISP) and can even be used by the typical consumer dealing with interference from mobile phones or microwaves. The spectrum analyzer basically gives you information about the wireless spectrum envrionment, to help you make choices that maximize coverage and minimize interference. Up until now, good spectrum analyzer's have only been available for thousand's of dollars. But MetaGeek has released a solid USB spectrum analyzer that will meet most people's needs for only $99. Now all those wireless hacks can do things right!
Check out the following reviews of the MetaGeek Wi-Spy:
JiWire review of Wi-Spy
Tom's Networking review of ...
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