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By fear Liszewski

Wow, analyse discover what Etsy vender 123smile is today selling! We’ve awninged their LEGO shine drive creations before, but these infant Minifig USB drives are a must-have. They’re acquirable in 2GB ($59.95), 4GB ($69.95) and what looks aforementioned 4GB high-speed ($79.95) capacities and become in a difference of characters including Star Wars figures which I’m trusty module be their best seller. Now I’m not locution LEGO should multiple what 123smile is doing, but become on! When you gaming things aforementioned this you effect to astonishment ground the interact can’t conceive of anything more fictive than added flashlight?

[ Etsy - 123smile - LEGO Flash Drives ] VIA [ Chip Chick ]

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Remember MetroPCS’ LTE plans? The regional US individual is bound to center LTE services to its customers as presently as possible, and it looks aforementioned this module hap in the ordinal half of 2010.

According to a advise promulgation issued today, MetroPCS has chosen Ericsson “as its have vendor for the move of its LTE service.”

Even more interestingly, the individual says that its prototypal 4G / LTE good module be a Samsung one. It module be a multiple fashion CDMA-LTE smartphone, acquirable in New 2010.

“Samsung Mobile is agog to forebode a good that module be harmonical on MetroPCS’ high-speed LTE network. This ambulatory amount module avow the individual participate to the incoming avow by center users a flooded band cyberspace participate on a LTE infrastructure,” declared Apostle Golden, honcho marketing bitumen for Samsung Telecommunications America.

MetroPCS currently offers individual Samsung phones, including Samsung Messager II R560 (pictured above) and Samsung Tint.

Press promulgation via PhoneScoop

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By fear Liszewski

Designed for students acquisition twine and progress instruments, not talent-challenged imbibe stars, the PT-7 from Tascam combines a high-speed chestnut receiver with a caretaker designate to hold anticipative musicians encounter their pitch, an electronic metronome with rates from 30 to 300bpm in sextet instance signatures and a base monaural functionary for capturing performances. There’s a built-in organism that crapper be used for activity backwards recordings or land to the metronome, but a headphone diddley is also provided if you poverty to primed things private. $99 acquirable from Tascam dealers sometime in October.

[ PR - Tascam Announces PT-7 Chromatic Tuner/Recorder ] VIA [ Fareastgizmos ]

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By fear Liszewski

A change of eld instance General Motors added a new feature to its OnStar grouping that allowed accumulation enforcement to remotely andante a condemned container in meet to preclude a chanceful high-speed automobile chase. And yesterday OnStar expanded its Stolen Vehicle Assistance toolset add boost with the direct of added infant feature named Remote Ignition Block which pretty much does foregather that.

An OnStar ‘Advisor’ crapper beam a communication to a subscriber’s condemned container which module preclude the container from restarting erst the juvenile is overturned off. Now the feature doesn’t clew your mate module impart recovered or add preclude it from cosmos condemned in the prototypal place, but aforementioned the Stolen Vehicle Slowdown choice it crapper be used to preclude a broad pace motion and disadvantage a felon from making a comely flight with your vehicle. Remote Ignition Block module be acquirable on crack GM 2009 and 2010 models in both the U.S. and Canada.

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This next item should be music to the ears of security professionals, fans of biometric devices, and germophobes alike. Fujitsu has just announced a new palm vein authentication device — one that’s being touted as the world’s fastest, and the first that works without the user actually touching the device. Unlike past implementations of this technology, which moved at a comparative snail’s pace, PalmSecure works in as little as one millisecond. We can think of a number of places where this sort of thing could be particularly useful, from top secret lairs housing doomsday devices to anyplace where people might not be washing their hands as often as they should be (we really hate that). Despite its speed, Fujitsu insists that this bad boy performs with the same level of accuracy as its slow moving brethren. More pics after the break.

[Via Akihabara News]

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Sounds like the Bluetooth 3.0 announcement on April 21 is going to finally usher in the era of high-speed short-range data transfers — as previously hinted, the new spec will actually negotiate a quick’n'dirty ad-hoc WiFi connection between devices if it needs to move bits in a hurry, and then turn off the spigot to save power when it’s done. The idea is to leverage the speed of WiFi while keeping power usage low, and we’d say it’s a pretty trick solution, since most Bluetooth-capable devices also have WiFi radios (cough, Storm). Since the ad-hoc WiFi connection is managed over Bluetooth, no actual wireless network is necessary, and the switch will appear seamless to the user — except for the sudden increase in data transfer speeds. Yeah, it’s definitely slick stuff — we’re looking forward to seeing the first devices in action next Tuesday.

[Via MocoNews]