G-DRIVE

With a need for speed - take the power of the G-DRIVE ev SSD with you. With extreme solid-state performance connected with USB 3.0, you’ll get transfer rates up to 400MB/s. The drive comes with 512GB of storage capacity and is compatible with Mac OS 10.6, Windows 7, 8 and Vista. It comes with a three-year warranty. Use it alone or with the G-DOCK ev with Thunderbolt and experience up to 480MB/s for the ultimate flexibility and expandability that today’s creative professionals demand.

Cost: $499.95

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Jay Leno Tests New Carbon Fiber Wheels

Once the preserve of race cars, you can now get carbon fiber on everything from dashboard trim to key fobs. But its light weight gives it far more potential than decorative... read moreSEPTEMBER 5, 2014 BY ANTONY INGRAM

Walmart cuts iPhone 6, 6 Plus prices for preorde

The new iPhone 6 and 6 Plus.

A day after Apple unveiled its new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, Walmart is cutting prices.

The big box retailer will begin selling the 16GB iPhone 6 for preorder on Friday, September 12, for $179. This deal is available on AT&T, Verizon and Sprint and is valid only with a two-year contract. Those people who preorder the smartphone will also receive a $15 e-gift card from Walmart when they pick up their device. The retailer will make the 16GB iPhone 6 Plus available on September 19 for $279.

http://www.cnet.com/news/walmart-cuts-iphone-6-6-plus-prices-for-preorder/

Phone 6 get glory, but Apple Pay may be the real big deal

Apple on Tuesday introduced its newest iPhones and its first wearable, the Apple Watch. The new devices have gotten all of the buzz, but many analysts say Apple Pay, the company's new mobile-payments service, could be the real game changer.

They also largely applauded the new devices and said they could drive Apple's biggest year ever.

The Cupertino, Calif., company on Tuesday introduced theiPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, its new, bigger screen smartphones. The iPhone 6 sports a 4.7-inch display, up from the 4-inch screen in the iPhone 5S. The 6 Plus includes a 5.5-inch display, putting it firmly in the category of phablet, or phone-tablet hybrid.

http://www.cnet.com/news/apple-watch-iphone-6-get-the-glory-but-apple-pay-may-be-the-really-big-deal/

Camera Pill Technology

Colonoscopies can be an uncomfortable procedure for patients who may already be worried about what the results may find. The process involves probing the large intestine with a tiny fibre optic camera, known as an endoscope, embedded in a 4ft long, flexible tube.

As well as colon cancer, colonoscopies can be used to detect and diagnose a whole host of diseases, including irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and Crohn's disease.

The procedure itself is not only uncomfortable and expensive, it can also be ineffective at spotting smaller tumours – leading to misdiagnosis. Around 750,000 incomplete colonoscopies occur each year in the US alone, which means patients often have to undergo an additional procedure, such as an X-ray or CT scan, in order to complete the colorectal examination – incurring extra costs and risks in the process.

- See more at: http://www.newelectronics.co.uk/electronics-technology/camera-pill-technology-set-to-ease-cancer-diagnosis/61360/#sthash.zTOQgytH.dpuf

IBM's Neurosynaptic Processor

IBM has announced the latest version of its neurosynaptic processor -- that is, a processor whose workings are inspired by the human brain. It has 5.4 billion transistors and an on-chip network of 4,096 neurosynaptic cores. IBM claims it is the first neurosynaptic chip to achieve 1 million programmable neurons, 256 million programmable synapses, and 46 billion synaptic operations per second.

http://www.technewsworld.com/perl/section/hardware/

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Microsoft Nokia Lumia 830/730: New Lumias are here. The 830 is a mid-range, "affordable flagship" with a 5-inch display and 10-megapixel camera. It runs Windows Phone 8.1 Denim. The 730/735 is a cheaper "selfie phone" with a 4.7-inch OLED display and a 5-megapixel front-facing camera with a wide-angle, f/2.4 lens. These new Lumias are already available. The 730 starts at $200, and the 830 starts at $330. MAURIZIO PESCE

This year’s IFA—Berlin’s massive end-of-summer consumer electronics show—could have easily mistaken for an edition of the Mobile World Congress. Usually dominated by home appliances and home theater products, all the excitement in the media and in the expo hall was centered around new smartphones and phablets.

Samsung, Huawei, Sony and Microsoft and even ASUS, Haier and Acer have unveiled new mobile products, leaving appliances and PCs behind. Televisions, once the industry’s bread and butter, were just a small presence.

However, wondering around the million and a half square feet of the Messe, we’ve managed to find many products worth mentioning: cooking and cleaning robots, audio equipment, and various gadgets we suddenly felt the urgency to have. And of course, some phones. (OK, a lot of phones.) This is a selection of the best.

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