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26 Votes
Samsung Galaxy S III for T-Mobile hits FCC, brings future-proofed Hspa+ for good measure
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There's been hints of it coming as early as February , but we now have a smoking gun at the FCC: the Galaxy S III is coming to T-Mobile. A Samsung SGH-T999 has popped up at the agency sporting newly added 1,700MHz AWS support that's the telltale sign of a T-Mobile device, along with the T999 name itself .
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18 Votes
The House of Marley Bag of Rhythm
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Fairly expensive; no wireless option ; no rechargeable battery . Although it's fairly pricey, the House of Marley Bag of Rhythm is a quality portable boom box that throws out a lot of sound for its size.
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40 Votes
Inside Apple's secret plan to kill the cash register
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Apple has already built technology into iPhones and iPads to make retail stores work like the Apple store -- without cash registers If you've ever been to a store, you know the drill: Browse the merchandise, pick something, carry it to the checkout counter, maybe wait in line, pay, then walk out with your purchases and a receipt.
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16 Votes
Alternative Location Market to Reach $8 Billion, Indoor to Follow
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GPS, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and cellular location technologies will each be installed on over one billion devices in 2017, with direct revenues forecast to break the $8 billion mark.
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34 Votes
Brydge
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Sam Gordon, who, with partners Eddy Vromen and Brad Leong, developed two products launched on Kickstarter: an iPhone stand called "the Una" and a wireless iPad keyboard that clips to an iPad called "Brydge." In 2010, Sam Gordon , Brad Leong and another partner designed an iphone stand called the Una and raised $130,000 to produce more on ... (more)
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33 Votes
Personal body networks go wireless at 2.4GHz
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For commercial off-the-shelf antennas to used for medical body area networks they must be able to operate in an environment that they were not generally designed for, next to the human body instead of in free space, writes Simon Kingsley Radio and wireless networks are finding an increasing role in improving our health and fitness.
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