Google Maps were upgraded and updated, therefore now they feature links to Wikipedia articles and geotagged photos from Panoramio. It’s a very good idea from Google to integrate these options because everybody wants to see some images of the area where they might want to go and Google Maps are very “accurate” but until now they were not complete.
Recently, Canon released a software update of the DPP, only that they made a mistake (we don’t know this for sure) and unveiled the Canon Rebel XS which is aka 1000D. DPP comes in every Canon DSLR including Revel XSi, but the Rebel XS doesn’t exist for the moment. We heard that now the update was modified and the 1000D was removed. We expect more information because Photokina is getting close and closer.
Now, it’s official! Metal Gear Solid 4 Bluetooth headset has been released. Here are some shots of the MGS 4 device that will feature Bluetooth 2.0, eight hours talk time and 160 hours standby. IGN says that the Bluetooth headset will be available when the game itself will be launched and this date is June 12. It will cost you about $59.99 and you can pair it with the PlayStation 3 and with a cellphone, too.
MacBook can get even better. Hard to believe? Check out Munk Bogballe’s Workstation and you’ll see that I am right. Munk turned the Mac laptop into something extraordinary by adding an anodized aluminum surface, European aniline leather and for $640 you will get a special leather bag.
This interactive color cube was designed by Steve Gilbertson and it’s based on 3-axis accelerometer to determine which color to show. The cube uses colored LEDs and it creates an impressive light show with the help of the X, Y and Z axis accelerometer that display the color depending on the angle.
