gadgets | Kris Smith has read these articles about "gadgets" | www.croncast.comThis is the keyword feed for "gadgets" from my read items in Google Reader. If you would like to search or subscribe to category/keyword rss feeds for items that I have shared with Google Reader visit http://www.croncast.com/c4_reading.phpLED Football for the iPhone- August 28, 2008 Shared by Mike this is completely BAD-ASS! Mark Helmuth has developed a 1970s-style electronic football game for the iPhone. I wonder if it also emulates the sound of me crying when my older brother won't let me have a turn. Rob has the details over at Boing Boing Gadgets. iNostalgia! Old-school Football on iPhone (BB Gadgets) Tags: iphone football boing gadgets wonhttp://feeds.boingboing.net/~r/boingboing/iBag/~3/375534324/led-football-for-the.html Best Buy to sell iPhone in the U.S.- August 13, 2008 ATLANTA (Reuters) - Best Buy Co Inc will be the first national retailer to sell Apple Inc's iPhone in the United States in a partnership that could help drive sales of a device expected to be one of the hottest gadgets this holiday season. Tags: inc iphone sell best buyhttp://feeds.reuters.com/~r/reuters/technologyNews/~3/363502694/idUSN1225503520080813 Poloroid Poised for Comeback With a Camera-Printer Combo- August 13, 2008 Polaroid is dead, right The iconic supplier of anonymous photo processing to a generation of pervs effectively shut up shop back in February, closing the factories that made its instant film. The company began its attempt to claw back some customers with the PoGo, a portable Bluetooth and USB printer, but what we really want is a digicam with a built in printer. That would be the true successor to the Land Camera, and, happily, that's what we shall soon have. Polaroid has teamed up with UK...http://www.portfolio.com/views/blogs/the-tech-observer/2008/08/12/poloroid-poised-for-come... One Year Later: FeedBurner Gains Google Server Power- August 2, 2008 Over a year has passed since Google completed the acquisition of feed massaging and hosting service Feedburner, and today some users now finally have their feeds hosted on what appears to be Google's servers and infrastructure. At Techcrunch we have always been big fans of Feedburner, and their widgets and RSS subscriber counts have adorned almost all of our sites since their first days. At some point in the past 12 hours, the feed URL at feeds.feedburner.com began to redirect to...http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/XqvnZCKT-qM/ |