Monday, August 30, 2010 at 3:53 am

The Financial Times is reporting that Google is in talks with Hollywood studios to launch a global pay-per-view video service by the end of 2010. If it happens, YouTube will transform into a major player in streaming rental movies. More »
Categories: Gadget News
Tags: Financial Times, Global Service, Global Video, Global View, Google, Hollywood, Hollywood Studios, Launch Video, Pay Per View, Pay Per View Movies, Raquo, Rental Movies, Streaming Movies, Video Service, Youtube
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Monday, August 30, 2010 at 3:50 am

For all the stupid pet tricks, first-person confessionals, and clips from Conan O’Brien’s formative years that form YouTube’s content, the one territory it doesn’t really venture is pay-per-view à la Apple, Amazon, and others. Well, it’ll be a Brave New World for the service — and parent company Google — if this Financial Times report [...]
Categories: Gadget News
Tags: 3mm, Amazon, Blockbuster, Brave New World, Conan O Brien, Conan O Brien S, Engadget, Financial Times, Formative Years, G Men, Google, Launch, Parent Company, Pay Per View, Reach As One, Remixes, Smattering, Stupid Pet Tricks, Trial Basis, Video Site
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Monday, August 30, 2010 at 3:50 am

Product: Wi-Fi Scale Manufacturer: WithingsWired Rating: 8Beyond calorie counting, regular exercise or counter-intuitive strategies like the “Cookie Diet,” one of the easiest ways to boost your chances of losing and maintaining weight is … a scale (duh). Self-tracking can be tedious, though, especially if you’re keeping tabs on a number of metrics. Hence, automation is [...]
Categories: Reviews
Tags: Approximation, Body Mass Index, Cookie Diet, Digits, Free Iphone, Google, Half The Battle, Intuitive Strategies, Iphone, Lean Mass, Maintaining Weight, Metrics, Roommate, Scale Manufacturer, Self Report, Share Data, Smart Scale, Training Peaks, Trend Data, Workouts
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Monday, August 30, 2010 at 3:50 am

Product: Droid 2 Smartphone Manufacturer: MotorolaWired Rating: 7If anything, the makeover from Droid to Droid 2 is more of a brow wax than a face lift, which judging by the success of the original version, and the ghastly results of many cosmetic surgery fiascoes, is probably a good thing. No one ever said that …
Categories: Reviews
Tags: Business End, Camera Effects, Canon S90, E Mail, Easy Upload, Flickr, Flourishes, Google, Gray Body, Led Flash, Lomo, Looker, Megapixel Camera, Navigational Buttons, Slow Shutter, Solarize, Speedy Web, Ti Omap, Toilet Bowl, Twitter
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Monday, August 23, 2010 at 7:05 pm

Another contender has entered the fray in the great tablet wars of 2010. It’s the $500 Olive Telecom OlivePad, a seven-inch, 800 x 480 capacitive touchscreened device. Announced back in July, Indian television show TechGuru snagged one for review a few weeks back where they, predictably, squared it off against an iPad. The Android 2.1 [...]
Categories: Gadget News
Tags: Apple, Bluetooth, Capabilities, Contender, Engadget, Fourth Word, Google, Google Apps, Indian Television, Internal Memory, Ipad, Megapixel Camera, Nbsp, Phone Calls, Sim Slot, Slate, Television Show, Translation, Video Telecom, Visual Appeal
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Monday, August 23, 2010 at 7:04 pm

Remember that new licensing service for third-party developers that Google started advertising last month? A new exposé on Android Police claims that it’s actually pretty easy to get around — easy enough so that the crack could probably be packaged into some sort of automated script that breaks protected apps en masse for distribution through [...]
Categories: Gadget News
Tags: Android, Apple Store, Bad News, Consumers, Crack, Demo, Engadget, Game Studios, Gingerbread, Google, Iphone, Iphone Apps, Licensing Service, Little Bit, Nbsp, Party Developers, Pirate, Software Brands, Third Party, Top Tier Software
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Monday, August 23, 2010 at 7:04 pm

Product: Doxie Manufacturer: ApparentWired Rating: 8 SCANNER ROUNDUP Are you a paper hater? A new crop of portable, USB-powered scanners can convert the mess on your desk from a dusty collection of dead trees into pure clean electronics. Apparent Doxie Canon imageFORMULA P-150M “Scan-tini” Fujitsu ScanSnap S1300 Plustek AD450 Doxie was very easy …
Categories: Reviews
Tags: 150m, Curling Iron, Dead Trees, Document Feeder, Drawback, Dusty Collection, Financial Documents, Fujitsu, Fujitsu Scansnap, Google, Google Docs, Lightweight Software, Page Documents, Pdfs, Plustek, Roundup, Scanners, Software Installation, Tiff Files, Usb Connection
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