The market is darn near flooded with HomePlug AV -compatible powerline solutions, but Zinnet has seen fit to one-up the networking mainstays by dishing out a product that serves not one, but four Ethernet-packin’ devices simultaneously. Designed for use with its brite-View CinemaTube (but fully capable of working with game consoles, Blu-ray players and media streamers), this two-piece kit allows internet content to flow through your home’s existing powerline network and hit up to four devices on the other end
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brite-View LinkE pipes content to four Ethernet sources over existing powerline network
C’mon, let’s be honest with ourselves here — we all think our current router is unsightly . Like, truly hideous to look at
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Conceptual 4010-Overdress router covers can’t materialize soon enough
Mobile broadband routers certainly aren’t new , but Connect One’s take on the whole thing just might be our favorite (yeah, even more than Cradlepoint ’s offerings). Of course, we’d pick up a MiFi of some sort if we were buying into the space today, but for those still under contract with a USB WWAN stick, the Wi-Reach classic adds a whole new level of utility. Put simply, this minuscule device boasts its own battery and a sole USB socket, which is used to connect with whatever 3G (and after a future firmware update, WiMAX / LTE) USB card that you slap in there.
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Battery-powered Wi-Reach Classic turns any USB 3G / 4G modem into portable WiFi hotspot
Never mind keeping track of how many gold medals Bermuda, Cayman Islands and Monaco rack up during the Winter Olympics ; the real nerds are watching to see exactly how many tweets are being pushed out per minute from a smattering of cities around the world. CASA’s Tweet-O-Meter has been running on a webpage for awhile now, but frankly, the novelty tends to wear quickly.
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Analog Tweet-O-Meter shows city-specific Twitter activity the old fashioned way
You might think that if only Verizon’s FiOS service was available in your area, then life would be nearly perfect. And although FiOS offers some of the fatest internet in the US as well as some of the highest quality HD and a fantastic selection, it isn’t all rosy over there
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Verizon to double ETFs on FiOS TV contracts
Looks like Netgear isn’t the only one bringing its Powerline data-over-power line devices to Las Vegas this week! Our fine friends at GDGT have just hepped us to a couple new D-Link boxes, including the DIG-1320, the company’s first Powerline router — with 802.11n WiFi to boot!.
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D-Link’s DIG-1320 Powerline router eyed at CES
Boy, AT&T sure isn’t taking Verizon’s Map for That campaign too well. After losing a request for an injunction (for now), the company seems to have decided that the only thing to do in the short term is to start advertising right back at Verizon. Unfortunately, it looks like AT&T threw this one together in a hurry, grabbing a bucket of magnets and a board and sticking them into some abandoned warehouse with Luke Wilson and some Apple-ad-style music
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AT&T ‘hits’ back at Verizon’s Map for That campaign with an ‘ad’ of its own
We don’t have details on exactly what has changed yet, but that minor Android 1.5-based update Sprint had announced it’d be pushing out to the Hero has now launched.
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Sprint pulls piping hot Hero update out of the oven
MSI is on a roll with its Wind Top line of all-in-one machines, the AE2220 being the latest and, for the moment at least, the greatest.
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MSI’s 21.5-inch multitouch Wind Top AE2220 all-in-one now shipping
If you haven’t yet invested in an iPod dock for the kitchen , the kids at ADE (a German company that manufactures cooking equipment for commercial and home use) have something right up your alley. The Rihanna kitchen scale features an iPod dock, an LCD display, and a 2 watt speaker that sits demurely beneath glass weighing area
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Rihanna kitchen scale features iPod dock, Heavy D’s scale plays vinyl
