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Brainwave Controlled Game From Square Enix

Oct 8th, 2008 · Square Enix and Neurosky, maker of wearable sensory equipment, are coming out with a new 'Brainwave-Controlled' RPG. The game will be demonstrated at the Tokyo Game Show for the (Windows) PC, which features the NeuroSky MindSet headset. At this moment, …
see also: PC · Windows · gamers · concentration · demonstrations · Electrode · headsets

Google Drops Bluetooth API From Android 1.0

Aug 26th, 2008 · Google has dropped Bluetooth and the GTalkService instant messaging APIs from the set of tools for Android 1.0, but says that handsets using the Android OS will work with other Bluetooth devices such as headsets. According to a post on the official Android …
see also: Google · blog · mobile · messaging · OS · Security · APIs

Using My PC As a Plain Old Telephone Service?

Aug 11th, 2008 · I recently accepted a work-from-home job that will involve using my landline to talk to customers. When I log into the phone queue, my landline will ring, I'll put in a three digit code, and then calls are routed to the phone line I'm on. It essentially …
see also: Hardware · PC · solution · software · Google · service · business

Pittsburgh Cancer Center Warns of Cell Phone Risks

Jul 24th, 2008 · RevWaldo contributes a link to an AP story carried by Google, according to which "The head of a prominent cancer research institute issued an unprecedented warning to his faculty and staff Wednesday: Limit cell phone use because of the possible risk of …
see also: solution · Google · research · Public · Cell · faculty · AP

'Mind Gaming' Could Enter Market This Year

Mar 22nd, 2008 · In an adapted version of the Harry Potter video game, players lift boulders and throw lightning bolts using only their minds. Just as physical movement changed the interface of gaming with Nintendo's Wii, the power of the mind may be the next big thing …
see also: video · Partners · technology · player · company · Companies · interface

Gibson Accuses Guitar Hero of Patent Violation

Mar 13th, 2008 · Video game publisher Activision Inc. has asked a federal court to declare that its popular "Guitar Hero" game does not violate a patent held by real-guitar maker Gibson Guitar Corp. Gibson's 1999 patent covers a virtual-reality device that included a …
see also: video · Calif · publishing · virtual · violations · District Court · Speakers

Brain Control Headset for Gamers

Feb 20th, 2008 · Gamers will soon be able to interact with the virtual world using their thoughts and emotions alone. Headsets which read neural activity are not new, but Ms Le [president of US/Australian firm Emotiv] said the Epoc was the first consumer device that can …
see also: world · consumer · gamers · President · virtual · dollars · technical

Xbox 360's Jamming Wireless Signals?

Dec 17th, 2007 · A report has emerged suggesting the Xbox 360's inbuilt wireless system for communication with wireless controllers and headsets is transmitting over a wide area of the 2.4Ghz spectrum, causing interference to WLAN's and other 2.4Ghz devices."Read more …
see also: Xbox · headsets · interference · transmitting · spectrum · WLAN · devicesRead

Halo 3 To Have 'Mute the Jerk' Button

Feb 12th, 2007 · Eurogamer is reporting on comments from the Bungie website. A feature for the upcoming Halo 3, that they've just announced, will be most welcomed by aging FPS players tired of hearing high-pitched squeals through their headsets. When playing an online …
see also: servers · Online · player · calculations · Website · headsets · Xbox Live

Bluetooth Spam In Public Spaces

Jan 28th, 2007 · mrwireless writes with a bellwether from The Netherlands of a problem that is bound to spread. Judging by the CAN SPAM Act, the US would be even less likely than the EU to classify Bluetooth-borne commercial spam as spam. "The Dutch OPTA, a national telecommunications …
see also: video · network · EU · nation · laws · Commercial · advertising

New Patent Suit Threatens Bluetooth Standard

Jan 6th, 2007 · A U.S. research institute has sued Nokia, Samsung Electronics and Matsushita-owned Panasonic for violating a patent on Bluetooth technology, potentially putting the free wireless standard at risk. The Washington Research Foundation, which markets technology …
see also: computer · students · technology · Matsuvulgara · player · research · Panasonic

Headset Uses Bone-Conduction Technology

Jul 8th, 2006 · Wired reports that a new headset is on the way to solve all those background noise problems you have had with your cell phone in crowded areas. This new bluetooth headset uses "bone-conduction" technology that converts vibrations from you jaw into sound. …
see also: technology · Cell · background · Bluetooth · headsets · vibrating · conductive

Bluetooth Headset Roundup

May 9th, 2006 · Here is an interesting comparison of four of today's best Bluetooth headsets. These devices are becoming increasing popular, both as a gadget and accessory, but despite how stylish they get, performance and comfort are still serious issues. Joe Selim …
see also: products · gadget · accessory · Bluetooth · headsets · comforting · stylish

Everglide s-500 Headphone Review

Mar 19th, 2006 · The Everglide s-500 Headphone is the ultimate tool for gamers that pass long hours using their headset for their gaming needs. It has been designed for gamers, by gamers, with the aid of leading world-wide professionals such as Sander "Voo" Kaasjager …
see also: world · expense · gamers · headsets · Headphones · Everglide · Sander Voo Kaasjager

Mixed-Reality Party In DC and Second Life

Feb 15th, 2006 · This Saturday The Happening will bring Second Life to first life. The Electric Sheep Company, a new metaverse developer, has virtually recreated R&B Coffee in Washington DC for use in a mixed-reality party and benefit for the DC art scene and several …
see also: video · world · developer · Projects · local · virtual · glove

'EyeBud' for the iPod Video

Jan 2nd, 2006 · The SeattlePI is reporting that eMagin, a company that makes video display products for military and industrial uses, has a new headset accessory for the iPod that projects video on to a screen smaller than a quarter that is mounted in front of one eye. …
see also: video · products · IPod · company · Projects · distance · accessory

Skype Makes U.S. Retail Debut

Nov 20th, 2005 · More than 3,000 RadioShack locations nationwide on Monday [the 21st] will begin offering the Skype Starter Kit, which includes the software that enables a customer to use Skype's free computer-to-computer telephone service, a headset and 30 minutes of …
see also: software · service · premium · provider · world · computer · company

Settlement Good News for MotorolaV710 Owners

Oct 12th, 2005 · When hordes of people bought up the Motorola V710 upon its release a year ago, Slashdot readers may remember many impressive features including the cutting edge Bluetooth features (picture/mp3 transfer, wireless syncing) as described on Motorola's website. …
see also: pictures · service · provider · mp3 · 2005 · settlement · Cell

Xbox360 Pricing, 2 Models at Launch

Aug 17th, 2005 · According to news in the LA Times, Microsoft will release two Xbox 360 packages when the console is launched later this year. The basic package will retail for $299 and will not include a hard disk, nor will it include a wireless controller, instead shipping …
see also: Microsoft · package · Xbox · console · Prices · Wired · remote

Wi-Fi Coming on U.S. Domestic Flights

Jun 6th, 2005 · The NY Times is reporting that United Airlines has received approval to offer Wi-Fi Internet access on its planes. Although it will be over a year before the service is available, I wonder if this will impact the discussion on cell phone usage in planes …
see also: Wi · Fi · service · Cell · Usage · Skype · flights







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