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We recently featured the brand new immense Dubai Airport Terminal, and just ran across this nice pictorial with before and after photos of Dubai spanning just 18 years, as well as some artist renderings of what things may look like within the next 10 years. One cool stat - Dubai is estimated to have 15 to 25% of the world’s construction cranes. Wow. Posted in Miscellaneous Tags: lcd, Gadget, wi-fi, speaker (Read the full post about ‘Amazing Before and After Pics of Dubai’…)

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FROM APPLETELL - Earlier this month, Apple stated it would release developers from the NDA and post new, less restrictive guidelines.  That happened just yesterday. MORE » Keep up with the latest gadget goodness! - Subscribe to our feed → Tags: electronic toys, digital, DVD, video games (Read the full post about ‘Apple kills the iPhone NDA’…)

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Launched yesterday in the Android application store, iSkoot for Skype became the first Skype client for the new T-Mobile G1.  This application allows users to place and receive Skype calls just like they can do from their desktop, but now on the go.

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I know that video games are great tools when it comes to training up you eye-brain-hand co-ordination, but for those who are on a tight budget and cannot afford to purchase game after game every month, there is always a cheaper alternative, although the addictive level is not there. The Nano-Tech Water Drop Puzzle relies on a special nano technology panel design that does away with the need for a small ball bearing within, but uses some water instead. The water will zip by really quickly, and the whole goal of the game is to move these droplets into the right position. There are four different levels of difficulty to choose from, and you can pick it up for $22 a pop. (Read the full post about ‘Nano-Tech Water Drop Puzzle’…)

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FROM GAMERTELL - As the launch date for the Nintendo DSi nears, Nintendo has released a trailer showing the system in action… MORE » Keep up with the latest gadget goodness! - Subscribe to our feed → Tags: mobile devices, cable, buyers guides, lcd (Read the full post about ‘See the Nintendo DSi in action’…)

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FROM GAMERTELL - Reflexive Entertainment, an independent game developer and creator of the Reflexive Arcade, has been acquired by Amazon.com. MORE » Keep up with the latest gadget goodness! - Subscribe to our feed → Tags: video game, games, mobile devices, electronic toys (Read the full post about ‘Indie game developer, distributor Reflexive acquired by Amazon’…)

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AVerMedia Technologies has announced the release of their latest generation device where digital High Definition entertainment is concerned - the AVerTV Hybrid TVBox 11. This Sleek and light-weight device could fool you into thinking it can’t do much, but actually packs in a whole ton of features that allow you to bring together a variety of multimedia entertainment devices, turning your large lcd monitor or multimedia projector into the focal point of home theater entertainment in your pad. The TVBox tuner aims to introduce a paradigm shift where viewing and enjoying multimedia entertainment is concerned, courtesy of its digital and hybrid capabilities. (Read the full post about ‘AVerMedia releases AVerTV Hybrid TVBox 11′…)

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Sunday, October 26, a lot of horse racing fans will be seeing the big picture very clearly.  For over a year, Churchill Downs has been preparing to broadcast in HD.  High-definition simulcasts are going to be broadcast at off site betting locations, other racetracks and various places onsite. The 2008 Fall Meet goes from October 26 through November 29.  The Kentucky Derby, first telecast nationally on May 3, 1953, will be seen May 2, 2009 in high-definition!  Interested?  You can buy tickets to go check it out or try to win 6 Clubhouse tickets to the 2009 Kentucky Derby. Wait a minute. (Read the full post about ‘In your face horse race’…)

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by Samuel Axon, posted Oct 25th 2008 at 1:35AMWhen Dell started pre-loading digital copies of Iron Man in new systems for $19, we didn’t think that was very enticing, but at least it was a pretty good movie, right? Quite possibly encouraged by thousands of accidental purchases (we kid, sort of), Dell’s announced two new content pre-loading partnerships — Universal Music Group and CinemaNow. The music comes in 50 and 100 song bundles starting at $25, but at least it’s DRM-free, so if you don’t mind a mega mix chosen entirely by Dell it’s not all evil. CinemaNow, though, offers $25 and up bundles including (among other flicks) world-renown classics like The Fast and the Furious and the Matrix sequels. (Read the full post about ‘Dell preloading music mixes, CinemaNow movies, world again asks “Why?”’…)

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FROM GAMERTELL - What’s better than a free game? OK, not much, but at least the already sweet deal is even sweeter when it’s a decent, holiday-appropriate (read: scary) game… MORE » Keep up with the latest gadget goodness! - Subscribe to our feed → Tags: game, cellphone, Ogg, gaming (Read the full post about ‘Download The Suffering for free at FileFront’…)

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