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We’re a few weeks away from the official release of Snow Leopard and I’m here to tell you things are really heating up in the realm of Exchange Support, OpenCL, and being able to click on an icon to make all of its windows appear.

Sorry. I’m just a crank. Every time Apple comes out with a new version of OS X I expect bells, whistles, and dancing dogs. This is an incremental upgrade, as we described it back at WWDC, and it’s a strong one. However, it’s not nearly as exciting at first blush - at least visually - but it does give countless IT guys some serious tentpole action especially considering built-in Exchange support.

This review is based on the purported Gold Master, 10A432, the version that will be shipped to stores world-wide this September. It may or not be the official final version but I’ve been using versions of Snow Leopard for about two months now.

Like Palm before the Pre, Motorola is on its last leg and the adoption of Google’s Android OS could make or break the handset division of the company. We’ve seen numerous images and industrial sketches of the forthcoming Morrison, but hardware specs have been absent until now

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Android-based Motorola Morrison spec’d out

Don’t call it a Comeback! Wait, no. That other one.

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Product shots for T-Mobile Samsung T559 Comeback revealed

Extreeeeemmeeeeeeeeeeee!!!! • Highest available capacity – 32GB comes to Memory Stick HX family • Super-fast 20MB/second data transfer significantly shortens the wait • Perfect for High Definition camcorders – or anyone handling large volumes of images Sony has launched the largest-ever capacity Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo HX, crowning the range with a massive 32GB model. Memory Stick HX already delivers impressive speed, so the introduction of a 32GB version makes it the perfect choice for handling the very large files created when filming in High Definition video. The huge amount of space is also ideal for still photography, whether you are using a sophisticated DSLR like the Sony α, or a compact, go-anywhere Cybershot

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Sony goes hogwild, announces the 32GB Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo HX

You know, we would write a nice, well though out post about the LG LX290. We’d make a joke or two at its expense for being a bit on the ugly side, point out the 1.3mp camera, and then come up with some way to make this thing sound intriguing. But we can’t do that

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Sprint launches the LG LX290, no one notices

According to the WSJ, Dell engineers are hard at work on an Android powered device that’s pocket-sized with the ability to tap into the Internet. Multiple sources (two to be exact) have seen early prototypes of the purported Android device and say that it’s “slightly larger” than the iPod Touch

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Dell working on Android MID, says WSJ

Happy Tuesday! Hope ya’ll had a good weekend. Just for you, reader, we have some videos of the Pentax K-7 going head to head with the Nikon D3 and an overview from the team at Pentax in Golden, CO. There’s also some talk of new lenses that may or may not reveal what Pentax has in the pipe for their SLR line.

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Pentax K-7 videos galore, new lenses leaked

We’ve been tracking the purported new Pentax DSLR for a couple weeks now and sometime last night in Europe an official looking flyer was discovered for the new K from Pentax. We can’t really tell anything based on the image, but it’s definitely a new body and it’s coming on May 21.

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Pentax K7D quasi-confirmed for May 21, specs and images ‘leaked’

Got a bunch of SNES games stuffed in a box somewhere at your ‘rents house? Yeah, I do. Turn ‘em into a rad USB hub with the help of this instructable .

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DIY: SNES cartridge USB hub

Maintaining a good lawn is a full time job.

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Husqvarna robotic mower will text you problems, twitter rant about you