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- Uno 24 – a revolutionary watch from Botta
- Firefox 4 released a day early, here are the links
- GeForce GTX 550 Ti redefines PC gaming
- ZaggMate keyboard for iPad 2, not quite a MacBook but close enough
- Western Digital unveils Mac ready dual-drive storage – 6TB My Book Studio Edition II
- Adobe warns users about new security hole in Flash Player
| Uno 24 – a revolutionary watch from Botta Posted: 22 Mar 2011 01:00 AM PDT  The German company Botta is offering a classic looking watch that brings a new way of time reading. Clocks with hands are usually divided into 12 hours and two hands, whereas Uno 24 from Botta has a single hand that is walking on a 24-hour dial.
Furthermore, the hours from 18 to 6 has a dark background, indicating the evening and the night. Uno 24 has recently received the Red Dot and the Good Design Award for its awesome design. In the vertical lower diameter on the quadrant is displayed the date. The housing is constructed of stainless steel and can withstand a pressure of three atmospheres. What is impressive in this watch is the existence of a dial etched with numbers from 0 to 23, which passes over a single ‘hand’ that makes one rotation in a day. If you are impressed and want to make it a gift the Uno 24 will cost you $419.00. [via Techfresh] Check it out, we're giving away a brand new iPod Nano 16GB! Uno 24 – a revolutionary watch from Botta |
| Firefox 4 released a day early, here are the links Posted: 22 Mar 2011 12:55 AM PDT  Firefox 4 has been worked on for a long time now by the Mozilla team, they have allowed everyone to test out all their release candidates. The RC2 which was released Saturday is said to be the exact same as the official release that is tomorrow March 22, 2011. So if you want to get your hands on the new Firefox one day early, click on the below links for the download: The new Firefox 4 has a new look, including a new tabbing system which is very similar to Google Chrome. The Mozilla team has added the great security and extensions that are available for the current Firefox so everything is at your grasp. To view more details on the features, security, extensions, and performance you can look here. So go ahead and update your Firefox, because most likely tomorrow they will let you know about the release of Firefox 4 officially.
[via Engadget] Check it out, we're giving away a brand new iPod Nano 16GB! Firefox 4 released a day early, here are the links |
| GeForce GTX 550 Ti redefines PC gaming Posted: 21 Mar 2011 02:17 PM PDT  The GTX 550 Ti unit is the latest product from the range of GPUs for consumers based on NVIDIA Fermi, designed for DirectX 11 to deliver an impressive performance. It offers a new price / performance for the PC gaming segment, keeping low acoustics and a minimal power consumption.
GTX 550 Ti is available worldwide through partners such as Asus, EVGA, Gainward, Galaxy, Gigabyte, Inno3D, KFA2, Leadtek, MSI, Palit, Point of View, PNY, Sparkle and Zotac. [via Techfresh] Check it out, we're giving away a brand new iPod Nano 16GB! GeForce GTX 550 Ti redefines PC gaming |
| ZaggMate keyboard for iPad 2, not quite a MacBook but close enough Posted: 21 Mar 2011 12:43 PM PDT  Hate using the touch keyboard on your iPad? Need a protective case for your new iPad 2? Well a new case from Zagg is both a protective case and keyboard you can use. Zagg has made the ZaggMate for your iPad 2. The original design of it was a case to protect your iPad but it now also provides a Bluetooth keyboard built in. The sleek design makes your iPad 2 look good and also it is protected with a durable casing on the outside of the keyboard. The ZaggMate case is made out of aircraft aluminum which is bead blasted with a silver finish to give the look of your iPad 2. The keyboard has a hinge which allows you to type in different angles either portrait or landscape.
The ZaggMate case will sell in retail stores for $99 whereas if you’re here in the UK, you’re looking at a £90 investment, not quite the equivalent but I reckon its still a decent iPad 2 gadget / accessory worth considering.    [via TechFresh] Check it out, we're giving away a brand new iPod Nano 16GB! ZaggMate keyboard for iPad 2, not quite a MacBook but close enough |
| Western Digital unveils Mac ready dual-drive storage – 6TB My Book Studio Edition II Posted: 21 Mar 2011 12:04 PM PDT  Everyone wants something that will let them store a lot of pictures, videos and other multimedia content. Western Digital has just announced a 6TB Mac-ready storage, called the My Book Studio Edition II, which is an external dual-drive storage; aimed at those who need large storage capacity for their data, including digital artists, graphic designers, photographers, legal and medical staff.
This MyBook Edition supports Apple Time Machine, RAID configurations and provides four interfaces for connectivity including the eSATA (up to 3Gbps), FireWire 800 (up to 800Mbps), FireWire 400 (up to 400Mbps) and USB 2.0 (up to 480Mbps). But, sadly, it does not have USB and a Thunderbolt processor. Its dimensions are 166 x 98 x 154 and weighs 2.63 kg.
The My Book Studio Edition II has been designed with the WD GreenPower Technology which consumes a fraction of the power required by standard dual-drive storage, perfect for those of you keen on being eco-friendly. It's equipped with a capacity gauge, letting you have a glance to know the remaining space. If you want one, you can get it from Western Digital store for $550. [via TechChee] Check it out, we're giving away a brand new iPod Nano 16GB! Western Digital unveils Mac ready dual-drive storage – 6TB My Book Studio Edition II |
| Adobe warns users about new security hole in Flash Player Posted: 21 Mar 2011 11:55 AM PDT  Although Adobe is working hard on security issues for Flash Player, it seems that Adobe has found another critical flaw that can affect users on various platforms, therefore, Adobe has released a security advisory concerning this flaw.
To make things even worse, there's a possibility of attacker taking full control over the affected system as well. According to Adobe, this flaw is being exploited by using a malicious .swf file that is embedded in Microsoft Excel file in email attachment. Currently, Adobe is working hard to fix this exploit and we're expecting to see an official fix soon. [via Ubergizmo] Check it out, we're giving away a brand new iPod Nano 16GB! Adobe warns users about new security hole in Flash Player |
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