Last weekend Google [GOOG] uploaded Android 2.2 for Nexus One users to download and update their smartphone. Today we found out that in fact, the Android 2.2 AKA Froyo available for download, wasn’t the final build.
We now learn that Google has pulled the download link and will make users wait for the official and final OTA update to arrive which is expected in the next couple of weeks.
With Google making the link live a few days ago, for a few days, it isn’t out of the question that you could probably find a copy of it somewhere on the internet. [Read more…]
Flash drives often come in a number of shapes and sizes. We have seen burger flash drives in the past along with other various items being used.
This portable hand-held is a mock-up of what a portable would look like if it had all of the best features mixed together.
Check out this amazing video showing Space Shuttle Atlantis launching recently on it’s final flight in to Space. NASA use many cameras dotted around the launch pad (39A) and attached to the shuttle to capture the launch from every angle. The video shows a collection of these showing many angles where you see the engines fire up to the Shuttle lifting off and all the way up to the boosters dropping off then the tank dropping off.
It appears that Comcast is going to be offering broadband connectivity that could reach 105Mbps in speed.
Google [GOOG] has announced the Google Chrome is now available as a stable release. The stable release is for the Mac and Linux versions which were previously in beta.
Yesterday we reported that the 
SNES (HD) is a Super Nintendo emulator based around the Snes9x emulator. It is also based on the snes4iPhone iPhone port, but has all been rewritten to fit on the iPad.
If you remember back to the weekend, we wrote about the Google Nexus One getting 
The WIRED Magazine Apple iPad app is now available in the iTunes store.
