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How to Survive The Upcoming Google Reader Apocalypse

How to Survive The Upcoming Google Reader Apocalypse

I’ve been using Google Reader for about eight years, if memory serves me well. The service has never been perfect, but it allowed me to skim and read thousands of articles everyday for my job. It’s something that can become quite unmanageable if you don’t keep up to date with them every day.

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Mimoco Millennium Falcon microSD Reader Saves Files in Less than 12 Parsecs

Mimoco Millennium Falcon microSD Reader Saves Files in Less than 12 Parsecs

Why smuggle your data on a regular device when you can put it in the cargo hold of a Mini Millennium Falcon? Most of us still carry a flash drive around, so why not make it as geeky as possible?

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Coffee Cup Card Readers Hold Memory, Not Liquid

Coffee Cup Card Readers Hold Memory, Not Liquid

While most computers these days have at least some sort of memory card reader built in, you may still occasionally find yourself in possession of a card your machine can’t read. That’s why there’s still a market for those add-on multi-card readers.

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3D Printed MicroSD Reader Poses as Micro Atari 810 Floppy Drive

3D Printed MicroSD Reader Poses as Micro Atari 810 Floppy Drive

There’s something so forgettable about microSD readers. That’s why I think that this little hack is awesome. It makes a microSD card reader look like a tiny Atari 810 Floppy drive. Rossum made this miniature using a 3D printer, which is even cooler in my opinion.

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Nook eReaders are Barnes & Noble’s Best Sellers Ever

Nook eReaders are Barnes & Noble’s Best Sellers Ever

I wanted an eReader really badly until I got my iPad. I like to read in spurts. I will go months where I read a book each week and then I will lose interest and not read for a month or so – and I find trips to the book store to be annoying.

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Toshiba’s Solar Biblio Leaf: Do We Really Need Another E-Reader?

Toshiba’s Solar Biblio Leaf: Do We Really Need Another E-Reader?

It looks like every major manufacturer out there has decided to come up with an E-Reader. The trouble is that since Amazon dropped their prices pretty steeply, it’s hard to justify spending a few hundreds on a gizmo like this, especially if for a little bit more, you could get yourself an iPad.

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Mic Gadget 3-in-1 iPad Camera Connection Kit Adds SD Card and USB to Your Tablet

Mic Gadget 3-in-1 iPad Camera Connection Kit Adds SD Card and USB to Your Tablet

I really like my iPad but I have no illusions that the thing is perfect. There are many details I would change about the tablet if I could. One of those things is support for a memory card if for nothing other than putting photos onto my iPad and other things like music.

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Flud News Reader Comes to iPhone, Features Technabob

Flud News Reader Comes to iPhone, Features Technabob

If you recall, I was pretty enamored of FLUD news reader for the iPad, and I’m happy to say the app is now available in a version for the iPhone as well.

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Kno Tablet Price and Release Date Announced

Kno Tablet Price and Release Date Announced

While I don’t own a tablet like the iPad, I do think that they are cool to use and definitely make reading books and watching media fun. The Kno tablet is aimed at students and designed as a modern-day replacement for textbooks.

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Flud: Best iPad News Reader Yet

Flud: Best iPad News Reader Yet

I’ve played with a bunch of different news readers for my iPad, and while most of them seem to get the job done, I’ve only come across a couple which really take advantage of the iPad’s native capabilities.

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Barnes & Noble Nook Price and Release Date Announced

Barnes & Noble Nook Price and Release Date Announced

Look out Kindle, there’s a new e-Book reader in town and it’s about to rain all over your electronic paper parade. Old-school bookseller Barnes & Noble is set to release a serious shot across the bow of Amazon’s Kindle with their new e-Reader, the nook.

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Technabob Reader Survey: Tell Us What You Think

Technabob Reader Survey: Tell Us What You Think

Technabob wants your feedback! If you have a couple of minutes to spare, I’d really appreciate it if you guys would fill out a brief Reader Survey. We’re looking for your input on the types of articles we write, new content you’d like to see, and your overall feelings about the site and our plans.

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Smell of Books Aerosol E-Book Enhancer Violates “Olfactory Rights” of Writers

Smell of Books Aerosol E-Book Enhancer Violates “Olfactory Rights” of Writers

Vaporware manufacturer DuroSports Electronics wants to ease the transition from paper books to e-books with their Smell of Books scented sprays, specifically designed for e-book readers. Not. This is the kind of idea that’s so stupid it’s awesome, and for a while you’ll wish it was true.

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Foxit Releases Kindle Rival Eslick

Foxit Releases Kindle Rival Eslick

After going against Adobe with their own lightweight PDF reader, Foxit are now taking on Amazon’s Kindle with the release of their own e-book reader called eSlick. Foxit took a long hard look at the Kindle’s specs and said, “Hmm.

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Seiko Epson Creates Hi-Res E-Ink Display

Seiko Epson Creates Hi-Res E-Ink Display

This new electronic paper display from Seiko Epson crams an astounding 1600 x 1200 resolution into a 6.7-inch diagonal screen. That’s nearly 2-million pixels in a device that’s about the size of a letter-sized sheet of paper folded in half.

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Podera Luxe USB Devices: Minimal, Modern Design

Podera Luxe USB Devices: Minimal, Modern Design

If you have to have a memory card reader or USB hub hooked up to your computer, there’s no reason it needs to be ugly. These new devices from Hong Kong’s Podera blend utility with a clean, contemporary design aesthetic.

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