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Microsoft claims Windows 7 is guilt-free, laptop at fault in battery issue

SlashGear  Feb 09 10

Microsoft recently announced that they would investigate some user upgrades to Windows 7 that provoked a new warning message (not seen XP or  even the problem-ridden Vista) suggesting that users “consider replacing their batteries”.  Turns out the software giant have reached a verdict  that Windows 7 (and naturally therefore Microsoft) isn’t actually at fault.  Who, or rather, what is?  Absymal laptop batteries, according to the MSDN blog.

Micfrosoft claims that their new method, which reports when a battery is down to 40% of its designed capacity and suggests replacement, hasn’t reported a single false positive. Full story...

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T-Mobile eyeing Clearwire for 4G network deal

SlashGear  3 hours ago

T-Mobile may not have the biggest network in the US, but they’re considering big plans to work around that fact.

BlackBerry OS 6.0 screenshots leak?

SlashGear  3 hours ago

RIM has been a pretty leaky sieve lately, what with all the news and hardware shots of their apparently upcoming slider device spilling out, but has someone accidentally let BlackBerry OS 6.

Integrated 3G to overtake external modems by 2012

SlashGear  4 hours ago

Will flexible data contracts like Apple have negotiated for the iPad – and Spring Design are planning for their Alex ereader – drive adoption of integrated 3G/4G data connections rather than external modems?  That’s certainly one interpretation of DigiTime’s latest statistics; they’re quoting industry sources who reckon global sales of built-in 3G modules will exceed sales of external data cards by 2012.

World by Light concept: the iPad has a lot to learn [Video]

SlashGear  4 hours ago

We’ll admit, when we first started watching this World by Light concept video by Matthias Menzel, Lena Edman and Klaus Wasiak of the Umea Institute of Design we thought it was going to detail a prototype e-magazine or tablet UI.

Wrapsol Ultra adhesive film claims to protect devices from a 6-foot fall

SlashGear  4 hours ago

Typically, as soon as I buy a new gadget I stat looking for things to keep it safe and scratch free.

ChicBuds Sport Headphones are very colorful

SlashGear  4 hours ago

Geeks and geekettes all like music and most of us have a music phone or iPod that we like to listen too on the go or at home.

O2 UK getting Palm Pre Plus & Pixi Plus in April 2010?

SlashGear  4 hours ago

Could Palm’s attempt to reinvigorate their dreary financial performance include adding the Pre Plus and Pixi Plus to their O2 line-up?  That’s the rumor over at Tracy & Matt, who have received an anonymous tip claiming that the two devices will arrive in April 2010.

IHome iP39SZC iPhone speaker dock and kitchen timer drops

SlashGear  6 hours ago

On more than one occasion I have found myself in the kitchen needing to cook more than one thing and having only one timer.

T-Mobile HTC HD2 promo material leaks ahead of launch

SlashGear  6 hours ago

Curious to know how T-Mobile USA will be pushing the HTC HD2 – a phone already available in Europe for several months now, and guaranteed not to get an official Windows Phone 7 update – when it goes on sale come March 24th?  Over at Pocketables they’ve a stash of in-store T-Mobile promotional material sent over from an anonymous tipster, and it looks like the carrier will be leaning heavily on the HD2’s media playback abilities.

Steampunk computers look older than grandma

SlashGear  6 hours ago

I admire people who can take a modern working product like a computer, turn it into a steampunk work of art, and still have the device function properly.



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