Take A Plunge

Google unveiled its Voice/Gmail integration, which will let users make Google Voice calls from the browser.
Google will instal these phone booths at several universities and airports later this fall. The booth itself is bare bones. The exterior is made of a sturdy metal frame (probably it will be less vulnerable to phone-booth-tipping in college campuses). The phone [...]

Apple is readying itself for the battle against jailbreaking of iPhones and iPods.
Apple has already applied for A patent, titled “Systems and Methods for Identifying Unauthorized Users of an Electronic Device.” This patent is expected to cover a series of security measures that will protect devices from thieves and “unauthorized users.” Unauthorized users, here, people who [...]

In March, Google launched Gesture Search, an experimental new app for Android. This app allowed users to search for anything on their devices simply by writing a letter with a finger on the touchscreen. Now, the app has a new feature- flip-to-activate.

If you have Gesture Search 1.2, to activate gesture Search, you simply need to [...]

The $99 Copia Wave5 e-reader, or tablet, has arrived in the e-book market which is already flooded with various e-book readers. Copia Wave is a 5?LCD-based device, whose main objective is to aid in reading.

Copia also has two other LCD-based tablets coming out soon, along with two E-ink-based readers with Kindle-esque designs.
Copia will also have an [...]

Apple has unveiled its new Magic Trackpad. This new trackpad is larger than the average trackpads shipped with MacBook and MacBook Pro. This is a product for the desktop computers.

“People love the trackpad. People love those characteristics. So we wanted to bring that kind of design to our desktop users,” Apple says. With this new trackpad, [...]