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Bluetooth 3.0 to use WiFi for high-speed file transfers

Apr 14th 2009 2:18AM on Engadget

The iPhone is not the first device to offer bluetooth file transfer. In fact it does not offer bluetooth file transfer yet...
You sir have FAILED at life...

NIF scientists set the controls for nuclear fusion

Apr 1st 2009 12:35AM on Engadget

"The Power of The Sun, In the Palm of My Hands"

IEEE begins work on wireless standards for white spaces access

Mar 24th 2009 6:02PM on Engadget

OK FTW

T-Mobile G1 moves beyond 3G markets, available everywhere tomorrow

Jan 24th 2009 12:51AM on Engadget

Even the outskirts of OKC (midwest city) has the G1 available...
To bad the same cannot be said for the Tmo 3g service...

T-Mobile's data coverage maps now have added 3G flavor

Sep 22nd 2008 11:53PM on Engadget Mobile

No 3G in OKC yet, or anywhere in Oklahoma...
And to to think only 5 months ago I lived in a place now completely covered in Tmo 3G (northern LA)

Toyota iQ platform will spawn new compact cars

Sep 19th 2008 1:00AM on Autoblog

because recent small toyotas (and scions by extension) have had the instrument panel in the center of the dash...

Easycar U7 DMB / GPU unit launches in South Korea

Aug 18th 2008 10:41AM on Engadget

GPU? ~ GPS?

Casio gets fancy with LED-infused Tough Movement

Jul 31st 2008 10:16PM on Engadget

You all have valid points, but on average wrist watch (like mine) it takes a VERY long time. I used to live in Los Angeles and practically never worked (maybe once every 10 tries). I recently moved to Oklahoma City and it proves to be more reliable but still not quick....

Casio gets fancy with LED-infused Tough Movement

Jul 31st 2008 4:32PM on Engadget

Nevermind the fact that it takes eons to update a watches time using Atomic signals...

LG's BD300 Network Blu-ray player to stream Netflix in September

Jul 31st 2008 2:41AM on Engadget

Blame Canada ;p

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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