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- Free DVD ripping software: WinX DVD Ripper, converts to various formats
- T-Mobile myTouch 3G to launch with TeleNav GPS Navigator
- Logitech Unifying receiver frees up your USB port and connects up to six devices
- Bing’s US search market share up by 1%
- Toshiba to unveil world’s first 64GB SDXC card
| Free DVD ripping software: WinX DVD Ripper, converts to various formats Posted: 04 Aug 2009 10:00 AM PDT Going somewhere and need some free software to bring your DVD collection with you? Look no further because Digiarty Software Inc. is offering their DVD ripping software, WinX DVD Ripper, as a free download! Activation and registration are not required.
To download your free copy of WinX DVD Ripper, head on over to the the download page. Other links: Read more about WinX DVD Ripper, WinX DVD Ripper user guide. If you’re extremely pleased with WinX DVD Ripper and want to give them some of your money, purchase WinX DVD Ripper Platinum Edition for $24.95. In addition to the formats mentioned above, the platinum version also converts to iPod MP4, iPhone, 3GP, PSP, PDA, Zune video formats. [via PRWeb] See also:
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| T-Mobile myTouch 3G to launch with TeleNav GPS Navigator Posted: 04 Aug 2009 07:00 AM PDT The T-Mobile myTouch 3G is scheduled for release tomorrow, August 5th. TeleNav will be offering a free 30-day trial of their GPS Navigator software to those who will be purchasing the myTouch 3G.
The TeleNav GPS Navigator for the T-Mobile myTouch 3G turns the touchscreen Android-based smartphone into a full-fledged GPS device which can rival those made by Garmin or Magellan. The GPS software features on-screen and voice directions along with proactively search for traffic congestions in order to get you to your destination as quick as possible. TeleNav’s software also includes a handy service which gets frequent gas listing updates within the area or the route you’re on.
To fire up your free 30-day trial of TeleNav GPS Navigator for the T-Mobile myTouch 3G, head on over to TeleNav’s website. After which, if you decide you want to continue TeleNav’s GPS service, it’ll run you $10 bucks a month. Meanwhile, shown below is a video of how the TeleNav GPS Navigator works on the myTouch 3G in both landscape and portait mode. [via Marketwire] See also:
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| Logitech Unifying receiver frees up your USB port and connects up to six devices Posted: 04 Aug 2009 04:30 AM PDT Logitech is aiming to improve PC clutter with the introduction of the Unifying receiver. It’s particularly small, putting it in the same league as the VX Nano receiver which you can simply plug-in-and-forget-about.
The Logitech Unifying receiver can connect to multiple keyboards and mices, up to six actually. Take note that your devices have to be Unifying-compatible in order for it to work with the Unifying receiver. Logitech will be debutting the Unifying receiver with four devices, two of which are mice and two are keyboards:
The first device plugged in is instantly recognized by the Unifying receiver. If you intend to plug in additional keyboards or mice, you have to download the Unifying software which guides you on how to get your additional devices up and running. [via Logitech Press Release] See also:
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| Bing’s US search market share up by 1% Posted: 04 Aug 2009 02:00 AM PDT A 1% increase may sound puny when it comes to other terms than search engine market share. Microsoft’s search engine, Bing, increased its share from 8.23% to 9.41%. 1% is definitely huge is you think in terms of the world population that uses the internet.
According to StatCounter, Google still dominates the search engine world with 89.23% global market share and 77.54% US market share. With the recent fusion of Microsoft and Yahoo!, would things possibly turn around? Maybe. Who knows? They still have a long way to go. [via Business Wire] See also:
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| Toshiba to unveil world’s first 64GB SDXC card Posted: 03 Aug 2009 10:45 PM PDT Toshiba is set to market the first ever 64GB SDXC card which will support read speeds of up to 60MB/s and write speeds of up to 35MB/s.
SDHC cards cover the beyond 2GB until 32GB capacity bracket while SDXC covers above 32GB until 2TB capacity.
Mass production on these cards is set to start on Spring 2010. Expect these cards to show up sometime after that. Toshiba is also set to intro 16GB and 32GB SDHC cards along with the 64GB SDXC. Although not many devices support the SDXC standard as of today, Panasonic will reportedly support SDXC for its upcoming gizmos and gadgets. Pretec was the first to launch a 32GB SDXC card. Do remember that SDXC is not backwards compatible with either SD and SDHC devices. [via Toshiba Press Release] See also:
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