Logitech plans to wow everyone at CES by showing off a new sort of mouse that can become a presenter just by being lifted into the air.
Dubbed Logitech Cube, the 'mouse' supports 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity and will start shipping in the US and Europe this month (January, 2012).
The price is of $69.99, ... |
5 January 2012
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Invented in 1974 by professor Erno Rubik and initially called “The Magic Cube,” the 3D mechanical puzzle currently known as the Rubik's Cube became in less than half of a century one of the most popular and best-selling toys worldwide. The traditional model features a six-faced cube with nine sticker... |
13 July 2009
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Speaking of cool iPhone apps, Apple should make an ad just for Eric Faller's CubeCheater. The app can take a snapshot of the current state of your Rubik's Cube, solve it for you in seconds, and even show you how to do it, too!Users simply need to input their cube's state and CubeCheater will show them ... |
27 January 2009
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Spore has received the second patch, for the PC at the moment. The big features of the patch are an ability to use the classic Control and Shift methods for selections of multiple creations and creation ranges in the Sporepedia. Also, in what might prove to be a controversial move, there are now Cubic planets in the ... |
21 October 2008
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MetaTools has released MetaSquares, the company's first iPhone title. MetaSquares is touted as "deceptively simple to play, but hard to be expert strategy game". The game is available for download via the iTunes App Store.MetaTools is a developer and publisher of mobile and social gaming applications. The compan... |
27 August 2008
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Mobiblu is known for its awkward high tech thing, such as the cubbed MP3 players. With the same cubic design in mind, the Korean company has announced the Nanum Mp3 player concept, which is going to morph itself from cube to a red cross-shaped portable device...begone Satan!.Of course, you're going to say it ai... |
18 December 2007
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Ever since Erno Rubik, the Hungarian sculptor and professor of architecture, invented the, well, Rubik's Cube, a throng of cube gift-receivers started getting more sharp quick thoughts. That's clearly my assumption, I really have no prove here. In fact, I never succeeded in solving the puzzle, so don'... |
5 May 2007
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