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TechLemming Gets Full RSS Feeds

Alex — Sun, 01 May 2011 04:19:45 +0000

After about two years of using partial feeds, mainly because of scrapers that took our content and published it on their own sites, I’m switching back to full feeds on TechLemming, so you can read the news from the comfort of your own RSS reader, without having to come over for the full story.

If you haven’t subscribed to the blog yet, you can do it by RSS feed or by Email (you get one email per day with all the news from that day).

TechLemming, Mobile Phone Version

Alex — Tue, 12 Apr 2011 17:18:39 +0000

We’ve finally added a mobile phone version to TechLemming, so now you can visit our site from your mobile phone and see a template that is designed for use on the go. You can check out quickly what the latest news are, from wherever you are. A screenshot of this version can be seen below.

2,000th Post

Alex — Sun, 20 Feb 2011 08:37:28 +0000

After 3 years and 9 months, we finally get to the magical number of 2,000 posts here on TechLemming.com. We’ve had our ups and we’ve had plenty of downs, but I’m back now and as you can see I’m updating the blog regularly, with the latest gadgets and electronics that are launched.

As for the future, I plan on continuing the daily updates with at least 3-4 posts and to add longer articles as well, with tips and collections of the best gadgets in their categories.

If you’re not subscribed yet, you can get the RSS feed or you can subscribe by email from the sidebar to get a daily email with the latest updates.

Arbor Medical Tablet

Alex — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 16:18:43 +0000

Arbor, a Taiwan based company has released the medical tablet PC called the M1255. This tablet works as a Mobile Clinical Assistant for the health applications. It has an Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz processor, 1GB RAM and 60GB hard drive. The display is 12.1-inch 1024×768 and the device has Bluetooth technology, and WiFi connectivity. It also includes Biometric Fingerprint recognition, 2D barcode scanner and RFID reader. It has 25mm in thickness and weighs just 1.6kg.

Strenco ST-2 Steam Robot

Alex — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 14:49:02 +0000

Many people seem to think that robots will take over the world someday! Until that time comes here’s a very cool robot that has a very unique way to keep it running. The most amazing thing about it is that it doesn’t run on classic AA batteries but on steam power.

If you flip its head of and pour in some water the robot will get up and start running but before that the miniature fire from its belly will produce steam. This robot is very slow (except for the motor attached to its back) but it makes a lot of noise.

The Strenco ST-2 Steam Robot is manufactured in a limited edition of 300 units and each can be purchased for $600.

X-ray Vision

Alex — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 13:04:58 +0000

If you’ve dreamed your entire childhood about Superman’s X-ray powers then you’ll be pleased to hear that now you can use the X-Ray vision anytime you want.

Without involving any harmful radiation the David Steele catalog is presenting the X-ray Vision Camera Lens($199). This device will work with almost any type of camcorder and is pretty much like an infrared filter.

Light and infrared light can easily pass through the fabric and are reflected back through the clothing. Normally the human eye sees the reflected infrared light mixed with the normal light but these special lens filter the normal light out so that the clothes will look transparent.

It’s an interesting device but if it falls into the wrong hands it might become unpleasant. That’s why the clothes manufacturers should consider using some kind of shielded materials that will respect a person’s right to privacy.

Wednesday Gadget Gallery

Alex — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 09:18:31 +0000

New TVUS HM960 From Homecast	SanDisk Extreme III Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo	Automated Touchscreen Poker Table	The Ultimate Game Chair
The Rotating Alarm Clock	Imation Releases a Incredibly Small USB Drive	New PMP From iriver	Small Wonder Budget Handycams From RCA
The PNY Attache Lady USB drive	Solar Keyhole Light	JayBird JB-200 Bluetooth Stereo Headset	F10 AS3D active 3D stereoscopic projector
Get Bathed with Light	1 TB Iomega eGo	Industrial Computing Guardian Model 135 PDA	Fujitsu F906i
InvisibleSHIELD	Logitech V450	Retro Home Range Kitchen Radio from Dualit	REDI MP3 Player
LB80 Series Of LCD Projectors From Panasonic	Alienware\’s Area-51 7500	Freehand Wrist Storage	Magellan Travel Scale
Corsair Dominator DDR3 Memory Kit	Gallery of posts up to 05-30-2008	Sony Ericsson Ducati Z770 Clamshell	Samsung L870 S60 Slider
Dell\’s Mini-Inspiron	Universal Battery from APC	LHT888 Home Theater System from LG	Turbo MSI GeForce N9600GT Diamond

Gallery of posts up to 05-30-2008

Alex — Fri, 30 May 2008 20:17:15 +0000

Sony Ericsson Ducati Z770 Clamshell	Samsung L870 S60 Slider	Dell\’s Mini-Inspiron	Universal Battery from APC
LHT888 Home Theater System from LG	Turbo MSI GeForce N9600GT Diamond	LaCie Speeds Up d2 Blu-ray Drive	Steampunk USB Flash Drive
Printstick Portable Printer	Hava Mobile Player	BenQ Joybook X31	Sony DVP-NS708H in Europe
Smartchair for your home office	SuperSmoker Smokeless Electronic Cigarette	Apacer 8GB Fingerprint USB Drive	INCA motorized TV mount
Touchscreen Eee tablet from ASUS	Mytunnes MP3 AMP	The Palm Treo 850	$10 phone from Hop-On
Panasonic Blu-ray Player LSI	Cheap Laptops – Inventec V10	MSI Wind to offer Windows XP, SUSE based models	S11 portable media player from Oppo
Montevina-powered Edge uber-laptop	Avenger AG2	HTC Touch Diamond in India	Motorola EM30
The PSP will soon have GPS	Pentax’s Optio W60	Eizo FlexScan HD2452W LCD Monitor	Area-51 ALX desktop from Alienware

Last Week On TechLemming May 20

Alex — Tue, 20 May 2008 12:09:07 +0000

Laser Target Alarm Clock	Anti Sleep Driving Alarm	Kill-A-Watt PS Electricity Usage Power Strip	Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium Sound Cards
iKey Membrane Keyboard	Cool 920 Dual Sim Phone	Gateway FX and GT Series Gaming Desktops	Gigabyte M700 UMPC
Zarva Zippo MP320	Digital Cowboy’s HDD Media Player Kit	Fujitsu\’s AMILO GraphicBooster External Graphics Card	Mitsubishi XD211U Projector
Nikon Coolpix S52c	Acer Aspire Gemstone Blue notebooks	BlackBerry Bold	Pro 7500 from Mtron – the fastest SSD in the world
jDome – „Step into a Larger World”	BBQ to go… anyone?	Kevlar Gloves	New Ellipitical and Circular LCDs from LG
NEC Versa S9100	Everun S32S Dic	iMainGo 2 MP3 Player Speaker	Aura Mobile BT
Puzzle Alarm Clock	Opera Mini 4.1	Creative MuVo T200 MP3 player	Philips Xenium X-Connect
BlackBerry 9500 \’Thunder\’	46-, 52-inch LCD TVs from Sharp	H.264 5MP CCTV camera by Arecont Vision	Samsung NV40

Changes At TechLemming

Alex — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 18:11:35 +0000

As you can see, TechLemming has a new look, and it’s also getting an extra kind of content. So far it was just gadgets, mobile and technology, but I want more for it. Here are the new categories that I’ll write about:

Gadgets (same as before, all kinds of cool gadgets)
Gaming (consoles and video games)
Hardware (computer hardware)
Software (any new and interesting software)
Internet News (Google, Yahoo, Facebook and everything else)
Mobile (mobile phones, laptops and everything in between)
Technology (technological advances)
Interesting (things that make you think, articles and people)
Lemming Fun (because some fun never hurt anyone)
Reviews (title says it all)
Others (whatever doesn’t fit in the other categories)
TechLemming (anything related to this blog, like this post)

As you can see, mostly content that appeal to other geeks such as me. Hope you’ll find it useful.