It was great when number portability came to cell phones. It was great when Google Voice (nee GrandCentral), promising one number to ring multiple phones emerged as a service. What if you could port your number to Google Voice, though? That’s what TechCrunch says is coming. While the fact that Google Voice is supposed to be a number you can keep forever, if you could port the cell phone number or some business number you have currently plastered all over your business cards to it, think of how much more useful

We’re not quite certain what all has gotten into LaCie these days, but we like it. Just a few waking hours after the storage company known for style introduced two more additions to its LaCinema line, the outfit is now debuting its LaCinema Classic Bridge. Designed to be a stripped-down version of its other LaCinema Media Players, this relatively empty box doesn’t ship with any storage at all. In other words, you’re buying a beautiful enclosure and LaCie’s heralded user interface, but you’ll have to pony up

The OCZ Vertex EX 2.5” Solid State Drives use SLC NAND Flash and are designed to meet the stringent demands of server environments and enterprise applications. As a result these next-generation drives feature speeds of up to a 260MB/s read and 210MB/s write to bring you insane system responsiveness and data access!

Computer Hunter had a little trouble deciding if this was a site worthy of putting on his site.

But once he saw the Space Shuttle barf bag, he decided it was a science site and an art site together.

The site does not show what is in the bags or how they are used, it just shows the bags and their graphics.

http://www.airsicknessbags.com/

Although the site is called Air Sickness Bags, they also have other barf bags. Bus, Car, Helicopter, Movie and even Political sickness bags are displayed on the site.

While not nearly as sophisticated as its G940 joystick, Logitech’s newest critter is completely more suitable for the average computer user. The V220 notebook mouse is engineered for use by jetsetters and road warriors — folks that are on the go and need a way to escape the grasp of that cramped trackpad. The ambidextrous mouse, which boasts an optical sensor and a wireless USB dongle, is available in a variety of limited-edition patterns and colors. Naturally, you’ll still need to pack a few batteries to keep

We wrote earlier about China’s new censorship moves with regards to PCs, mandating that new PCs there have site-blocking software installed, or at least provided via an included CD. Ironically, though not surprisingly, it turns out that the filtering software, “Green Dam-Youth Escort,” contains pirated code.According to Solid Oak Software, the makers of CyberSitter, one of the more popular Internet-filtering programs, not only does Green Dam look similar to CyberSitter, it uses DLLs identified with CyberSitter,

We’ve recently been spending a bit of time over a site called, “The Big Think”.  It’s a forum of sorts, on steroids if you will, with some pretty interesting and powerful multimedia capabilities, as well as a robust conversation engine that offers a reader the ability to interact with an author. The site has a well organized conversational flow that you’ll find is generally quite comfortable to work with.  The topics covered at this site range from Architecture and Design to Arts and Culture, Business

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We have no issues with companies setting high goals, but this one’s amongst the tallest of tall orders that we’ve seen. Currently, Apple is atop its game. Never before has the company been so iconic and influential in society, and it’s pretty much a given that Apple’s media players are the ones to beat. Heck, even its smartphone is giving rivals from RIM, HTC and Palm a run for their money. That said, we still feel Asus’ ambitions to “out-Apple Apple” aren’t totally far-fetched. Just a few years ago, Asus was

OWC is now offering DDR3 1066MHz memory upgrades up to 8GB for the new MacBook Pro 13-, 15-, and 17-inch models announced at WWDC. OWC’s memory upgrades offer MacBook Pro owners a savings of up to 42% as well as upgrade options that are not available from the factory. The upgrade kits come with OWC’s Lifetime Advance Replacement Warranty and Money Back Guarantee. When upgrading with OWC memory, it’s possible to retain the factory installed base memory modules. You can keep these modules for use in another Mac