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Boxee Live TV Tuner now shipping, Boxee version 1.5 rolls out to Boxee Box
We learned this past weekend that the Boxee Live TV Tuner would be shipping soon, and now we know that’s it’s finally shipping out. Now Boxee Box users will be able to get live TV from their unencrypted cable connection, or via an antenna. Along with the Boxee Live TV Tuner, version 1.5 of Boxee more »
Boxee Live TV Tuner starts shipping on Monday
The Boxee Live TV Tuner is about ready to start shipping. Boxee has announced that the $49 USB stick will start shipping on Monday, January 23. After Monday if you order the Boxee Live TV Tuner, it should ship out to you within the same week. With the shipment starting now it means that soon more »
First impressions of the Kingston 16GB Wi-Drive
During my time at CES 2012, Kingston was kind enough to give me one of their 16GB Wi-Drive devices. The Wi-Drive is wireless storage for the iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. It connects to a computer via USB and functions just like an external hard drive. Once you load up the Wi-Drive with music, videos more »
CES 2012: Mophie Juice Pack Powerstation Pro could be all the extra battery you need
Mophie, makers of the Juice Pack Pro for the iPhone, have a brand new external battery that will charge almost any device. If your device can connect to a PC via USB the Mophie Juice Pack Powerstation Pro can probably charge it many times. The Juice Pack Powerstation Pro is a huge 6000mAh battery which more »
CES 2012: Agloves let you use your smartphone with gloves on
Not everything shown at CES is the latest and greatest smartphone, ultrabook, or even set of headphones. Sometimes there’s some cool gadgets or accessories that are worth talking about. Today’s example are Agloves, a pair of gloves that let you control your touchscreen device. If you live in a colder climate where you might occasionally more »
CES 2012: iRemember organizes your thoughts
During the Audiovox CES 2012 press conference, much was discussed about how certain devices can improve the lives of the elderly. One of Audiovox’s executives said the number of elderly people that enter assisted living facilities is decreasing because of higher costs in a downed economy. This led Audiovox to create new hearing aides and more »
RunKeeper talks about the result of being a featured app in the Android Market
RunKeeper has long been one of my favorite and most used apps. In fact, I have been using it to track my running since July of 2009. I used it to track and record the 1,356.7 miles that I ran in 2011 and will continue to use it in 2012. And well, while I am more »
Refunds for the Jawbone Up are starting to come in
Jawbone has started to roll out refunds to unsatisfied Up users. If you asked for the refund, you should already have, or will will son be receiving an email regarding the rebate. As Jawbone stated before, the “No Questions Asked Guarantee” lets users keep their Jawbone Up and stil receive the refund. If you have more »
Japan now has vending machines that beam Wi-Fi signals
We’re going to file this story under “another cool thing Japan has that the United States doesn’t.” Beverage proprietor Asahi Soft Drinks introduced the first of many vending machines with Wi-Fi capabilities. Asahi Soft Drinks expects to have 1,000 of these machines available in 2012, and plans to have 10,000 more in the wild within more »
Boxee updates to 1.5, will be the last updated for Mac, PC, and Linux
Boxee has a present for all for who use the Boxee software on a desktop or laptop: a timely update to version 1.5. The desktop version of Boxee 1.5 is available today, a few weeks before it’ll be available on the Boxee Box, but it will be the last such update for desktops. Boxee 1.5 more »
