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Product review - iFrogz Audiowrapz for the iPod Nano

Aug 9th 2008 1:31PM on Gadling

An iPod is not the only place however where one can listen to a podcast. They can also be heard via a link on a website with a computer that has audio capability.

Blast from the past: 1st generation iPod review

Aug 9th 2008 1:27PM on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)

The iPod has been just booming with popularity and excitement since it first hit the marketplace. And as the iPods continue to grow in popularity, so does the demand to download free iPod videos.

Christian Post dubs video games 'terrorists'

Aug 9th 2008 1:17PM on Big Download

You can get paid to play games and tell the developers what they think of the video games. The great thing is that you get to keep the video games you test. So, why would developers pay video gamers to test video games. Video game developers sink millions of dollars into their video games and releasing a video game with bugs or a game that no one will play or return could cost them a lot of money.

Sharp goes wild with projectors / LCD monitors at InfoComm

Aug 8th 2008 12:54PM on Engadget HD

Also some LCD monitors cannot run high density games, which require HD compatibility. Some LCD monitors also produce a ghosting effect. However constant improvements are being made in LCD TV monitors to make these anomalies redundant.

Panasonic reveals new DLP projectors: 12,000 lumens and pixels galore

Aug 8th 2008 12:34PM on Engadget

The projectors have become much more advanced in terms of clarity of picture and the quality of the pixels. Also, the projectors have found use in everyday households, as new versions of domestic projectors have arrived on the market. The abundance of LCD projectors, DLP projectors and video projectors has allowed the common man to enjoy the experience of a big theater hall in his living room.

Wii system menu hack released, region coding on the run

Aug 8th 2008 8:59AM on Joystiq

Wii games have always attracted players in such a manner that people wait eagerly for the latest introductions into the market. One of the recent Wii games getting high popularity among Wii lovers is

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