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21 Great (But Failed) Technologies
Some technologies fail because they're awful ideas, but every now and then great ideas fail simply because they're way ahead of their time. Check out 21 of the most innovative flops from Microsoft and Apple.
Luxury PC Speakers
Except for its hideous-looking amplifier, Axiom's luxurious Audiobyte is a visually striking, space-eating 2.1 PC speaker set. And though it costs an arm and a leg, its audio performance is wonderful. Learn more in our hands-on review.
Keep Suspect Downloads Under Wraps
BufferZone Pro 3.0 keeps downloaded programs (good or bad) from making permanent changes to your system. While effective, it needs to get smarter because it prevents too many legit apps from installing in the protected zone. Find out if it's still worth your time, on PCMag.com.
10 Odd Camera Phone Accessories
Sure, digital cameras will give you a much sharper image, but when the moment strikes, chances are you'll have to rely on your trusty camera phone to get the snapshot. Because of their popularity, manufacturers have pumped out more and more camera phone accessories like phone tripods, Bluetooth adapters to transfer photos to a PC, and an attachable wide-angle lens. Check out the complete list of odd camera phone accessories.
AT&T Finally Delivers Free iPhone Wi-Fi
The country's largest wireless provider announced today that it will finally be making good on its promises of free nation-wide hotspots for iPhone owners. The list of 17,000 spots includes 12 airports, 31 hotels, 18 convention centers, and more than 8,000 restaurants. Get more details in our report.
GoodCleanTech: Eco Button Puts Your PC into Low Power Mode Automatically
For the PC owner who wants to protect the environment and save money, the Eco Button might be just what you're looking for. The gadget reportedly helps reduce your computer's energy consumption by putting your PC into an eco-friendly mode, which lets your computer draw only a minute amount of energy while idle. Get the full scoop on GoodCleanTech.com.
TechnoRide: ScanGauge II Automotive Computer
The ScanGauge II Automotive Computer is a diagnostic tool that gives you a set of digital gauges, a trip computer, and an engine trouble-code scan tool. Strap one to your car, and you can check your fuel economy, battery voltage, engine speed, coolant temperature, and more, right from the display screen. Visit TechnoRide.com for all the details.
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