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Intel shows off massive two-billion transistor Tukwila and diminutive Atom at IDF

17 images · Jan 25, 2009

Comparing Apple to the largest PC company we never talk about

3 images · Jan 25, 2009

Meet the most dedicated iPhone fan in Los Angeles

5 images · Jan 25, 2009

4 images · Jan 25, 2009

Futuristic concept cars can also be eco-friendly

4 images · Jan 25, 2009

Piaggio MP3 Hybrid scooter

9 images · Jan 25, 2009

Intel shows off Nehalems power with fire and smoke

2 images · Jan 25, 2009

Concept art for Intels Larrabee launch title released

2 images · Jan 25, 2009

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Nvidia Tesla powers an amazing ultrasound scanner

6 images · Jan 25, 2009

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Protecting your camera in the worlds largest water fight Part I

8 images · Jan 14, 2009

Skype for iPhone and iPod touch

8 images · Jan 14, 2009

Concept mockup of an improved built-in player that handles audio and video files embedded via HTML5 <audio> and <video> tags. In addition to a volume slider, video cue allows precise video positining. Also new is Theater mode for full-screen video.

Written in both English and Tamil, as the bus drives around its pictures and language reach out to the community.

Inside, there are terminals with instructional videos and access to the Internet. Classes can be taught from this air conditioned, mobile education center.

Keynote Remote for iPhone

8 images · Jan 13, 2009

Google Book Search For Mobile Devices

2 images · Jan 13, 2009

Transparency of haze is set depending on how hard you are blowing into a microphone.

Graphics engine will knock you down with realism. Droplets leave marks as they run down the screen, following your handset's orientation.

Fandango for iPhone

5 images · Jan 9, 2009

A side view as the bus is secured (note the legs down) to provide those who come aboard a steady footing.

Google's Intenet Bus, on tour in India bringing the power of the Internet to India's poor and those who might not otherwise have ever seen its rich features.

IDC Netbook & PC sales projection - 2008 through 2013

3 images · Jan 9, 2009

...And start singing into the microphone. Songsmith will automatically create best music to back up your voice. The application lets you customize music even if you don't know anything about chords, just by adjusting the "happy" and "jazzy" sliders. You c

Those with some musical background can edit chords directly, play their own instrument into Songsmith instead of singing or type chords and make quick arrangements.

Then, you simply choose a tempo...