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Made-in-Japan Wi-Fi blocking paint - Jan 29, 2009

Crave While this sounds most unneighborly, since it means your nosy-parker neighbors can't piggyback off your wireless connection anytime, the Japanese haven't done this just to up their rep for wacky innovations. ... Read story »

Mozilla Firefox--most vulnerable Web browser - Nov 10, 2009

Blogs What is the most vulnerable browser today? If your answer is the Internet Explorer, then you're wrong. According to applications security vendor Cenzic, the most vulnerable browser today is Mozilla's Firefox accounting ... Read story »

Give your gaming a Kiss with Gene Simmons guitar controller - Oct 29, 2008

Crave The Gene Simmons guitar controller for PlayStation lets you relive 1970s rock glory. If that's what you're into. Personally, we're more of a karaoke buff, but for those of you ... Read story »

Tweet your weight daily with Wi-Fi Body Scale - Nov 12, 2009

Crave It even looks good. You take a scale. You give it Wi-Fi. And then you let it log in to your Twitter account to tell the world how much you ... Read story »

Seagate ships enterprise hard drives with self-encryption - Sep 23, 2009

Crave Seagate has been busy at work. A day after it started shipping the first SATA 6Gbps hard drive, it is now shipping enterprise hard drives with self-encrypting features. The hard ... Read story »

YouTube in talks with movie studios to offer film rentals - Sep 4, 2009

Crave YouTube wants to offer movie rentals and is in talks with several top movie studios about obtaining licenses to stream feature films on a rental basis. YouTube is discussing the service ... Read story »

Trendnet's tiny Wireless-N USB adapter - Sep 23, 2009

Crave Hardly any laptop computers come without built-in wireless nowadays. However, if yours lacks Wi-Fi, or if you want to quickly upgrade to Wireless-N without something sticking out of the USB port, ... Read story »

Case-mate offers Kindle users an Enlightening case - Nov 3, 2009

Crave Enlighten: Case-mate's solution for nighttime reading on the Kindle. We've seen a few Kindle cases that offer built-in lights so you can read in dimly lit environments, but Case-mate's Enlighten ... Read story »

PS3 the new crime-busting tool - Nov 18, 2009

Crave The PlayStation 3 has been used for a variety of altruistic tasks following its launch in 2006. Perhaps the most high-profile of these ventures is the Folding@home project, which uses spare ... Read story »

How Microsoft Security Essentials will change the security landscape - Sep 30, 2009

Blogs Microsoft recently announced its new no-cost, anti-malware service that will help protect consumers against viruses, spyware and other malicious software. It's called Microsoft Security Essentials. This will be available for Windows ... Read story »

PhoneSnoop app on BlackBerry lets others eavesdrop on conversations - Oct 28, 2009

Crave The creator of PhoneSnoop shows how the free spyware app works in a video on his blog. The US Computer Emergency Readiness Team warned BlackBerry users on Tuesday about a new ... Read story »

Fuji Xerox outs three laser printers for home offices - Nov 18, 2009

Features The company's latest offerings for small businesses aim to increase productivity with high print speeds.  Read story »

Western Digital My Book external HDDs get more secure - Sep 11, 2009

Crave Another day, another external hard drive. I thought by now, storage vendors had exhausted ideas for new external hard drives. I was wrong. Western Digital announced its new and refreshed lines ... Read story »

Why eBay sold Skype - Sep 2, 2009

Blogs To some it may come as a surprise, to others it's a matter for time. The announcement made by eBay states that it has signed an agreement to sell its Skype ... Read story »

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