LG announces 27-inch Personal Smart TV ahead of IFA

No room in your apartment for LG's upcoming 84-inch monster. Don't worry, the Korean outfit has something in your size, as well. The company's TM2792 promises the same Cinema 3D passive glasses technology as its big brother in a more compact 27-inch frame. The tube also promises to play nice with your other devices, featuring a MHL and WiDi for screen and content sharing. No word on pricing yet, but LG says the Personal Smart TV should land in European markets this September.

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Distro Issue 58: Is the iPhone 5 innovative or incremental?

It may be the most anticipated phone of the year, and now it's here. In this week's issue of Distro, we'll bring you our full impressions of Apple's iPhone 5. While it may be the center of attention at the moment, however, it's certainly not the only device that crossed our desks this week. We also have reviews of Motorola's budget-friendly Droid RAZR M and HP's new Ultrabook, the Envy Spectre XT. In addition, we grill IBM Research's Dr. Michael Karasick for Q&A, head to Germany for Photokina in Hands-On, and get an eye-full of Pi for Visualized.

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Drinking And Driving: Open-container laws in the U.S.

We're going to make this very, very simple for you. No one has any business operating a vehicle under the influence or driving with an open container in the cabin regardless of local law. That said, the good people at Car and Driver have taken the time to work up a quick infographic touching on open container laws in various states (click here to view). A total of 11 states are either noncompliant with federal guidelines prohibiting open alcoholic beverages in the passenger compartment or don't have a law against open containers on the books.

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Fujifilm's XF1 digicam is a $500 point-and-shoot with manual controls and a faux leather exterior

Fujifilm has been making some really handsome, retro-styled shooters lately, and the latest is the XF1. It's a compact camera that's 4.2 inches wide, 2.4 inches across and a scant 1.2 inches deep, and comes covered in either black, red or tan faux leather. There's a 2x3 inch 12-megapixel sensor inside with a retractable, manual zoom, 25-100mm f/1.8 - f/4.9 lens that's optically stabilized. You turn the thing on by twisting and pulling out the lens (like its elder brother, the X10), and you can shoot 1080p 30fps video using the 3-inch 460,000 dot LCD on the back.






Engadget , Fujifilm's XF1 digicam is a $500 point-and-shoot with manual controls and a faux leather exterior, Fujifilm's XF1 digicam is a $500 point-and-shoot with manual controls and a faux leather exterior

Design a New iPhone Case Each Day with the UBling! Case

A company called Bling My Thing makes smartphone cases, many decorated with Swarovski Elements crystals.  These are very attractive cases – but what if you get bored with your accessories quickly.  For those people who do like frequent change, or perhaps can't find just the design they want, Bling My Thing is introducing the UBling. iPhone case.  The back of each case has 269 holes that can be filled with colored POPS to create your design.  Use the U-Bling app to create your design, then transfer it to the back off the case by adding the POPS.

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HBO boss Bill Nelson announces retirement, Richard Plepler will assume the throne

After five years as king of the HBO castle, CEO Bill Nelson has announced he's leaving the company to retire at the end of the year. During Nelson's near 30-year career, he bounced through a string of corporate roles before becoming top dog in 2007, subsequently overseeing the launch of the digital service HBO Go. While it might be impossible to replace such a commanding moustache, we're sure current co-President Richard Plepler will do a fine job when he takes the helm. He's responsible (in part) for bringing shows like Boardwalk Empireand Game of Thrones to our screens, after all.

Engadget , HBO boss Bill Nelson announces retirement, Richard Plepler will assume the throne, HBO boss Bill Nelson announces retirement, Richard Plepler will assume the throne

German court rules that Motorola, Samsung don't violate Apple touch event patent

Motorola and Samsung just caught a break from the law after a few hard knocks. A Mannheim, Germany court has ruled that neither company infringes on an Apple patent covering how an OS responds to and ignores touch events. While we don't yet know the full details, patent lawsuit guru Florian Mueller suggests that the German judge took the same point of view that thwarted Apple's claims in the Netherlands and the UK: the particular patent was just too broad to stick.

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Deal of the Day – 15.6″ Dell Inspiron 15R 3rd gen Core i5 Ivy Bridge Laptop

Friday's LogicBUY Deal is the 15.6″ Dell Inspiron 15R (5520) third gen (Ivy Bridge) Core i5 laptop for $579.99.  Customize as desired.  Features:. 1366 x 768 LED-backlit LCD screen6GB RAM500GB hard driveIntegrated Intel HD 4000 graphicsFour USB 3.0 ports and HDMI v1.4a outputWaves MaxxAudio 3Integrated 1-Megapixel webcam with micBuilt-in DVD burner optical drive8-in-1 card reader6-cell 48WHr Li-ion batteryAdobe Photoshop Elements 9 and Premier Elements 9 suite15-months McAfee SecurityCenter subscription and 90-day premium phone support$20 Shutterfly creditUpgrade to Windows 8 for $14.99, when released.

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Go Daddy: yesterday's outage resolved, ‘was not a hack'

According to domain registrar Go Daddy, things are back to normal after yesterday's massive outage. The company noted that service outages started at around 1PM ET, with service being “fully restored” by 7PM. Contrary to claims of an attack from hackers, the company's interim CEO Scott Wagner insists that the outage “was not a ‘hack' and it was not a denial of service attack (DDoS).” Instead, Go Daddy is chalking the problem up to “a series of internal network events that corrupted router data tables,” adding that the company has taken steps to avoid a repeat of the problem.

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Top Gear snags Guinness record for being world's most widely watched factual show

It's official: Top Gear has collected a Guinness World Record. Everyone's favorite show about three jokers and their automotive exploits is the most widely watched factual TV program – you guessed it – in the world. All told, the original show is viewed in 212 territories around the globe, which is enough to take the honor. Jeremy Clarkson himself accepted the award on behalf of his cohorts and the crew behind Top Gear, saying only, "I am very proud to be involved in such a factual program.".

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Microsoft resurrects Courier through Project Austin app for Windows 8, sparks nostalgia (video)

Many who've been following Microsoft's tablet efforts for years will have a soft spot for the Courier, a creative-focused device axed because it didn't fit the Windows puzzle. However, it looks like you just can't keep a clever idea down. Developers at Microsoft have revived the dream through Project Austin, a Windows 8 app based around the visual concept of a notebook. Pen aficionados can choose different paper types and paste in photos, but they're deliberately kept away from typing, searching and other elements that would complicate the idea.

Engadget , Microsoft resurrects Courier through Project Austin app for Windows 8, sparks nostalgia (video), Microsoft resurrects Courier through Project Austin app for Windows 8, sparks nostalgia (video)

2013 Nissan 370Z Roadster Touring

Convertibles are a highly specialized tool that come with compromises. They require a warm climate and sunshine to achieve their promise, but at the same time stick you with sacrificed rigidity and extra weight all year round. Many droptop drivers happily accept those trade-offs, but the deal-killer for me is privacy. I just don't like everyone at the intersection knowing what's in my iPod, or that Ira Flatow and Science Friday are about to take a short break.

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Blue Microphones Mikey Digital portable microphone for iOS devices hits shelves, offers mobile tracking for $100

The second of Blue Microphone's CES trio has broken cover. Mikey Digital, a mobile recording peripheral for the iPad and iPhone is now available at select retailers. If you're in need of a refresher, the retooled version of the original Mikey tracking unit connects to you Apple smartphone or tablet via the dock connector. The mic houses the same two condenser capsules found on the more robust Snowball and Yeti USB mics while sporting built-in sensitivity control and CD-quality analog / digital conversion.

Engadget , Blue Microphones Mikey Digital portable microphone for iOS devices hits shelves, offers mobile tracking for $100, Blue Microphones Mikey Digital portable microphone for iOS devices hits shelves, offers mobile tracking for $100

Tinkermite Tablet is a wooden toy that teaches your kids about technology

In this day and age where owning tablets is becoming more commonplace, it's not unusual to see kids playing with them at restaurants or in school, and since this seems to be the natural progress of the culture and society we live in, why not make it an educational experience at the same time, right. Dubbed the Tinkermite Tablet, this is a Kickstarter project that aims to teach kids about technology and how things work (to a certain extent) without the aid of electronics, making this a learning experience that many of us were probably familiar with back in the day.

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CNG tank explodes while owner fills up

A driver in Iran recently had a scare when his car exploded at a filling station. Details are scarce surrounding the video below, but from what we can discern, the driver of the white Iran Khodo Samand backed into the station and the attendant began filling his tank. When the driver and popped the trunk for a look inside, the vehicle exploded, knocking him to the ground. From the looks of things, neither the driver, the attendant nor the two individuals standing on the other side of the island were injured in the incident.



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LG Pocket Photo Mobile Picture Printer

Many device designs nowadays revolve around the functionality of smartphones. They try to enhance or even boost some of these features to make the smartphone even more appealing. In the case of LG, the camera functions of their smartphones are enhanced by having the LG Pocket Photo Picture Printer around. The new LG Pocket Photo is a portable photo printer designed for smartphones. It features Zink technology that uses heat in printing 2″ x 3″ photos on Zink paper. The result is instant photos that are thinner than and not as bulky as those Polaroid prints.

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Early iPhone 5 benchmark tests beat Galaxy S III, Nexus 7 and latest iPad

. Purported early benchmark test results for the iPhone 5 have appeared online, suggesting that Apple's (AAPL) latest iPhone will be among the best-performing smartphones on the market when it launches later this week. According to the tests - which may have been performed by a reviewer testing the device for the first round of iPhone 5 reviews expected to be published on Wednesday evening - Apple's new iPhone managed a score of 1601, more than twice that of the iPhone 4S.

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Peugeot teases Paris-bound 208 Type R5 rally car

Peugeot's Paris Motor Show stand will need to make room for yet another addition, with the pre-production 208 Type R5 rally car slotted in for an appearance. The successor to the 207 Super 2000 that has won six Intercontinental Rally Challenge titles, Peugeot calls the tubular-framed 208 R5 a "true competition wildcat" for asphalt and gravel stages that will go on sale toward the end of 2013, to teams competing in IRC and national rallies.

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PlayStation Plus added to Vita this November, existing users already in

PlayStation Vita owners will get access this November to the promised PlayStation Plus program, previously exclusive to Sony's PlayStation 3 console. Like on PS3, Vita PS Plus subscribers will get "free games, receive discounts for select titles, and enjoy other benefits unique to the service." Sony detailed some of those unique benefits on its US blog, including "Instant Game Collection" (free games), "Discounts" (um .

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Scientists calculate how much carriers are overcharging you on data charges

. Anyone who has ever suspected that carriers overcharge for monthly wireless data can now feel some vindication: A new study from UCLA suggests they're probably right. MIT's Technology Review says that the study looked at mobile data calculations from two major wireless carriers and found that while carriers usually got things right, they “tended to overcount” when they did err in their estimates.

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Fatal stabbing reported at Chrysler's Jefferson North plant [UPDATE]

According to The Detroit News, one person is dead following a stabbing incident at Chrysler's Jefferson North plant. Details remain scarce as of this writing, as the stabbing just occurred this morning at the automaker's Detroit, Michigan facility. Jefferson North is where Chrysler produces the Dodge Durango and Jeep Grand Cherokee.
Chrysler officials have not yet comment on the developing matter. Stay tuned to this space for more details as they unfold.

UPDATE 1: According to CBS Detroit, the man suspected of committing the fatal stabbing at the Jefferson North facility has committed suicide on nearby Belle Isle.

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Sony announces red and blue PlayStation Vita variants

If Sony's handheld wonder lacks the visual pop your discerning sense of style craves, you're in luck: the Vita's getting a new look. Sony teased a rainbow of colorful handhelds at TGS last year, but opted to launch the handheld in a classic black facade and added a white version back at E3 that is slated for October. Now, the outfit has revealed two new options: "cosmic blue" and "sapphire red." The details on pricing and availability are still coming in, but we'll taking a closer look with a full hands-on shortly.

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Motorola RAZR HD Announced at NYC Event, Packs An Impressive Display

At it's NYC event today, Motorola has unveiled three RAZR phones. Among them is RAZR HD which comes with a crisp 4.7-inch AMOLED HD display. The display is, without a doubt, the stand-out feature of the device. It packs an impressive 1280 x 720p HD resolution which is juiced up with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 1.5 GHz dual-core S4 processor. The internal storage space is 32 GB and the RAM is clocked at 1GB.
The device ships with Android 4.0, although Motorola has promised a Jelly Bean refresh soon. The rear camera, contrary to the 13-megapixel expectations, is a simply 8-megapixel.

Ubergizmo , Motorola RAZR HD Announced at NYC Event, Packs An Impressive Display, Motorola RAZR HD Announced at NYC Event, Packs An Impressive Display

Chromebook Rentals By Google Launched At $30 Per Month

Recently, there has been talk of Google launching a rental service for its Chromebook machines. And now the company has indeed launched such a service, starting at $30 per month. $30 per month may sound quite a lot to many users but the good news for corporate clients, who typically would want to make use of such a rental service, is that the rates dip by each passing year. For the first year, it is $30 per month for the Chromebooks. For the second year, the rates come down to $25 per month.

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ASUS Padfone 2 will break cover on October 16

ASUS has sent out "save the date" notes for the launch of its Padfone 2 hybrid device. The second generation of the quirky smartphone with a tablet suit will break cover on October 16 at events in Taipei, Taiwan and Milano, Italy. The specifications of the upcoming device are yet to be known. Rumor has it that the newcomer will pack a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro chipset, 2GB of RAM and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich - a significant boost over the hardware of the original.

While the ASUS Padfone 2's chipset is likely spot-on in the rumors, we doubt that we'll see the device launch with Android 4.0.

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ITC to investigate Apple following Motorola patent complaint

. Motorola Mobility last month filed a patent complaint with the International Trade Commission against Apple (AAPL). The wholly owned Google (GOOG) subsidiary was seeking an import ban against the Cupertino-based company's devices over the alleged infringement of seven patents, and the ITC on Tuesday announced that it will now investigate Motorola's complaint. Florian Mueller of FOSSPatents notes that the complaint against Apple doesn't include any standard-essential patents, making an import ban far more likely if Apple is found to be in the wrong.

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iPhone 5 teardown by iFixit

I am not quite sure just when did teardowns become popular, but for sure many people are curious to see teardown maestros iFixit take the recently introduced iPhone 5 and remove most of its bolts, nuts and screws to see what exactly is underneath the hood. Earlier this morning, we did see a teardown attempt by a German site, but that did not seem to be too comprehensive compared to what the folks at iFixit have in store.

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TDK Wireless Charging Speaker: A Neat Way To Charge Your Phone While Playing Music

Playing music on your phone can be very battery-consuming. And it is quite annoying to have to plug the phone for a recharge right in the middle of a jukebox delight. Moreover, if you want to take the sound a notch higher, conventional speakers would require you to plug in the device, resulting in more cables and additional hassle. TDK has now come up with a rather smart alternative. The new TDK Wireless Charging Speaker allows you to play music on the speakers while charging your phone at the same time. The wireless charging pad is fitted neatly on top of it.
So all you have to do is set up your playlist and leave the phone on the pad.

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Sony and Bethesda scramble to get PS3 Dawnguard DLC working

It is an open secret that Bethesda has had issues with the Dawnguard DLC for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, so much so that it has yet to hit the Sony PS3. The issues might even be too large for Bethesda to resolve, but that does not mean the company has stopped working on it. Sony too, would want to help Bethesda out, with Sony VP Adam Boyes informing Kotaku that Sony has dispatched a team to work alongside Bethesda in order to fix the issues that plagued the PS3 version. Adam said, “We have a big, broad dev support team that works closely with Bethesda.

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3,000 Guild Wars 2 players permanently banned for karma exploit

Arenanet have permanently banned 3,000 players from Guild Wars 2 for taking advantage of an exploit that allowed them to craft high level weapons at "one thousandth of their normal price." An emergency patch has closed the loophole and players that "significantly" exploited it have been thrown out of the game. 72 hour suspensions were dished out to lesser offenders. Lead producer Chris Whiteside posted on Reddit with further explanation. "Today we banned a number of players for exploiting Guild Wars 2.

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iPhone 5 shipping date delayed to 3-4 weeks

Less than a week ago, we reported that the iPhone 5's pre-order shipping times had slipped to 1-2 weeks, no doubt due to the fact that the iPhone 5's pre-order of 2 million units were sold out in record time. Well, it seems that those of you who placed a pre-order for your iPhone 5 recently might be disappointed to know that shipping times had been further pushed back to 3-4 weeks, meaning you will still be able to enjoy some iOS 6 goodness on-the-go right before Halloween. Sounds crazy, doesn't it.

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Meet the racing luxury smartphone - Aston Martin Aspire

Aston Martin is launching a luxury Android smartphone – the Aston Martin Aspire. Despite its premium finish, the handset internals are rather uninspiring. The Aston Martin Aspire packs a 3.2-inch HVGA display and is powered by a single-core 800MHz processor. The rest of the specs include a 5MP snapper plus a VGA front facing one, 256MP RAM, 512MB ROM and a microSD slot. The connectivity package has the usual 3G, Wi-Fi, GPS and Bluetooth quartet. Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread is in charge of the Aspire.

There is no info of the phoneÂ's manufacturer, but it is highly possible Acer is behind this.






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Web giants join hands to launch the Internet Association

When U.S. Congress was gearing up to pass SOPA, Silicon Valley was pulling at its hair, trying hard to lobby the congressmen to think otherwise. Those efforts pretty much failed and the lawmakers were persuaded only when the likes of Wikipedia went on a blanket black-out.

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Freesat launches 'Free Time' TV Guide to help you waste yours

Freesat is launching a revamped TV guide to pull together content from your satellite dish and the Internet. Free Time has a unified now and next view that lets you search backwards for shows you've missed that are available on-demand. It currently supports BBC iPlayer and ITV player, with 4OD and Demand 5 due to be added before Christmas - and while it's still a rumor at this point, we're expecting Netflix to arrive on the platform at some point in the future.

Engadget , Freesat launches 'Free Time' TV Guide to help you waste yours, Freesat launches 'Free Time' TV Guide to help you waste yours

Amazon placating delayed Marvel Cinematic Universe pre-orderers with free Avengers Blu-rays

About a week ago we got the bad news that Marvel's entirely over the top Cinematic Universe: Phase One Blu-ray set would be delayed until spring 2013 while Disney works up a new case, but there is a silver lining for those who preordered from Amazon. One of our readers forwarded us an email sent out to those who preordered, indicating that in the meantime, they will receive The Avengers two disc Blu-ray / DVD combo package, free of charge. It's not a S.H.I.E.L.D. suitcase w/ glowing Tesseract cube built in of course, but we guess it will have to do until the replacement packaging is ready to go.

Engadget , Amazon placating delayed Marvel Cinematic Universe pre-orderers with free Avengers Blu-rays, Amazon placating delayed Marvel Cinematic Universe pre-orderers with free Avengers Blu-rays

LG announces a new pocket photo printer in Korea

Yesterday LG announced a new compact photo printer in Korea that will let you print any photo taken from a smartphone, tablet or even a PC thanks to its NFC, Bluetooth or USB support. To make things easier for everyone, this printer comes with a dedicated Android App that will let you tweak your photo with a set of dedicated filter, QR Codes and messages.


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LG Pocket Photo is photo printer you can take with you on the go

While the device pictured above to the left might resemble a portable hard drive, it is in fact a portable printer by LG. Dubbed the Pocket Photo, this is a mobile photo printing solution for those who want the ability to print photos while on the go and measures 2.8×4.7×0.9-inches, making this the world's smallest picture printer which as the name has suggested, could fit into your pocket. Photos taken can be sent to the Pocket Photo via NFC, Bluetooth or USB via an Android app, so for those running on iOS it looks like you're out of luck for now.

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Blackberry 10 L-Series smartphone teardown

We did catch some leaks of a photo as well as a rendering of the upcoming Blackberry 10 L-Series smartphone sometime this week, where this is one device that will roll off RIM's production lines that will not come with their signature physical keyboard. Since the outside is pretty much set (although do bear in mind that what we have seen so far are most probably just prototypes, and the final release might veer off course – the degree greatly depends on test user input), why not take a gander at what lies underneath the hood instead.

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Google+ has 400 million members, a quarter of whom are active each month

Despite a fashionably late entrance to the social networking party 12 months ago, Google+ is already able to claim 400 million users and 100 million monthly activeusers across both the website and the mobile apps. That compares to just 250 million total users back in June, suggesting the service is growing faster than ever.



Engadget , Google+ has 400 million members, a quarter of whom are active each month, Google+ has 400 million members, a quarter of whom are active each month