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Open Camera Control is a project from HDRLabs to build a custom cable to interface your DSLR with a DS. The OCC project arose from our need to shoot HDR images for film production using Canon cameras. Canon has stubbornly chosen to stick to its standard 3-shot method for bracketing shots – one metered shot and two additional shots one or two stops above and below the metered shot.

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Control your DSLR with a Nintendo DS

Dan Worth, V3.co.uk , Wednesday 17 March 2010 at 11:50:00 New contact management tool will sync Outlook contacts with a user’s BlackBerry device Xobni, a company that offers add-ins for Microsoft Outlook to help users better manage contact information, has announced the launch of Xobni Mobile for BlackBerry devices….

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Xobni launches for BlackBerry

The moment MacBook Pro fans have been expecting might be even closer than we think. We already know that Apple’s famous laptop line is going to get the new 2010 Intel Core i5/i7 chips this spring, but today we got word that Apple might have leaked pricing details not only for the MacBook Pros but also for MacBook Airs and Mac Pros. From what we can see in the picture above it all looks pretty genuine although we did see various fake leaked pictures before so we know better than to absolutely believe everything we see.

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New MacBook Pro, MacBook Air & Mac Pro Prices Leaked by Apple? [New Prices Revealed for MacBook Pro, Air & Mac Pro; MacBook Pro Intel Core…

We could be set to enter a golden age of cell phone gaming (one could argue that, thanks to the abundance of iPhone and Android based gaming titles we already are of course) thanks to a new software technology, known as MonoTouch, which has just been showcased by Novell, which facilitates the relatively easy porting of Xbox gaming titles to the iPhone and android based handsets.

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MonoTouch: Xbox 360 Games on iPhone & Android Handsets [Novell Showcases New Technology Facilitating iPhone & Android Ports from Xbox Gaming…

The iPhone has been around for three years so far and we’ve had to deal with plenty of iPhone related issues since then. But still the device grew very popular and Apple made a fortune off its new toy. And so did the carriers that partnered up with Cupertino.

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8 Reasons Not to Replace Your iPhone with a Windows Phone 7 Handset [Does Microsoft Really Want to Be(come) Apple?]

Microsoft director Aaron Greenberg is the head of Microsoft’s Xbox Live and played a big role in designing the Xbox 360 console. He has some bold opinions about the Xbox 360’s big rival, the PlayStation 3. Greenberg says that the licensing costs of the Blu-Ray drive inside the PS3 has forced the cost of the console.

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Microsoft Says Blu-Ray Is Killing The PlayStation 3 [Microsoft Director Says Blu-Ray Licensing Fees Are Killing The PS3, Microsoft Could Make A PS3…

The iPad pre-order process is already an unconfirmed success, but what about those iPad accessories which we could/couldn’t do without? Although they were expected to be shipping to your door almost immediately after the iPad arrives it turns out that not all the accessories available in the Apple store will be coming to you that fast.

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iPad Accessories Not to Ship as Initially Planned [iPad Keyboard Dock & Power Adapter Gets Postponed to May, iPad Case to April; We Won’t Really…

Phil Muncaster, V3.co.uk , Wednesday 17 March 2010 at 10:16:00 Average loss for UK consumers tops £300, according to new VeriSign survey Online fraud is continuing to prove a major headache for e-commerce firms and banks, with 11 per cent of the online UK population falling victim in the past 12 months,…

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Online fraud shows no signs of slowing

Amidst a great deal of excitement concerning the latest iteration of Microsoft’s Windows Mobile platform, officially known as Windows Phone 7, its just come to light that Windows Phone 7 will not offer copy and paste functionally as Microsoft believes that end users of its new mobile platform can do without a clipboard.

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Windows Phone 7 Copy & Paste Functionality Lacking [Microsoft States Users Can Do Without Clipboard, Even in Office Apps - We Doubt Many Agree]

Tech Today gathers all the biggest technology news of the morning’s Wall Street Journal into one place for your reading pleasure. Tech Wealth Gap Widens: A handful of cash-rich companies are consolidating power in the tech industry, using their wealth to expand into new businesses and making it harder for small competitors to break through

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Tech Today: Tech Wealth Gap Widens, Google’s China Partners Issue Plea

Thanks to Microsoft’s MIX10 conference held this week in Las Vegas we now officially know that the HTC HD2 will not get Windows Phone 7 since it doesn’t correspond with Microsoft’s hardware requirements for the new mobile platform. We also heard that a certain HTC HD3 is in the making , but such a phone, although it is said to run Windows Phone 7 when it will be launched, might not be the one we showed you the other day.

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Samsung Windows Phone 7 Handset Shown at Micrsoft MIX10 Also Known as Samsung i8910 Omnia HD [Samsung Omnia HD to be Upgradeable to Windows Phone 7?…

It’s now been confirmed that the successor to the Samsung Jet, known as the Samsung Jet Ultra, is set to become available exclusively on the O2 network within the next couple of months (as yet no specific date has been confirmed). The 3G Samsung Jet Ultra, which measures in at 108.9 x 53.5 x 11.9mm and which runs the TouchWiz 2.0 UI, is powered by the same 800MHz processor as the original Jet and comes with a 3.1” WVGA (480 x 800 resolution) AMOLED touchscreen display, a 5 megapixel camera with dual LED flash, 4x digital zoom and both Smile Detection and Blink Detection technologies, and as well as offering broad social networking support

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Samsung Jet Ultra Primed for O2 Release [Samsung Jet Successor O2 Exclusive Availability Confirmed]

The Samsung i5700, which is known as the Galaxy Portal in the United Kingdom and the Galaxy Spica elsewhere is (finally) getting an upgrade to Android 2.1. This has been rumored for a while, and last month, a leaked (and buggy) Android 2.1 ROM for the phone showed up online, but now, owners of the i5700 can get the real deal via the PC Studio 7 Software

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Samsung Galaxy Spica Officially Getting Android 2.1 [After Rumors, Leaked ROMs, Samsung’s 3.2-inch Smartphone Getting Google Maps Nav, Multi-Touch…

ViewSonic have announced that their latest forays into the mobile computing market, namely their VNB132 ViewBook and VNB141 ViewBook, have now hit retail in the US with pricing coming in at $649 and $829 respectively. Billed as being designed to ‘meet every individual’s computing needs’ the new ViewSonic VB141 ViewBook, which comes with an Intel Core 2 Duo processor (specifically a ULV SU7300) under the hood,  sports a 14” display, 2GB RAM, a 250GB hard disk, an integrated 1.3 megapixel webcam whilst, in terms of connectivity, you can factor in WiFi (802.11b/g/n), VGA and HDMI outputs and 2 USB ports.

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ViewSonic VNB141 ViewBook & VNB132 ViewBook Now Available [New ViewSonic ViewBook Notebooks Hit Retail, Boast Core 2 Duo & Celeron ULV CPUs]

This is not the first time we tell you that your beloved Motorola Droid will finally get the Android 2.1 update you deserve but this time we kinda know for sure it’s coming. Verizon Wireless has posted details regarding the update and from what we hear so far Droids all over the U.S. are going to get the Android 2.1 love starting with this Thursday

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Motorola Droid Android 2.1 Update Coming; This Time Verizon Says So [Verizon Unveils Android 2.1 Upgrade Details for the Motorola Droid; Upgrade…

Spring Design have confirmed that their Android based, dual screen eReader, known as the Spring Design Alex, is now available to order in the US via their own web portal. The Spring Design Alex, which comes with a 3.5” touchscreen LCD paired with a 6” EPD display – the former allowing for web browsing, the latter for displaying eBook pages (though both can be used simultaneously with the Alex’s ‘Touch and Extend’ facility – comes with 2Gb of integrated storage capacity whilst, in terms of connectivity, you can factor in both WiFi and a USB port. There’s no 3G connectivity on offer with this particular model but Spring Design have confirmed that a 3G touting Alex will be made available later this year.

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Spring Design Alex eReader Now Available [Android Based Alex eReader with Dual Display Hits US for $400, 3G Alex to Follow]

Iain Thomson in San Francisco, V3.co.uk , Wednesday 17 March 2010 at 06:27:00 Surprise as Microsoft reveals there will be no multi-tasking or cut and paste functions Microsoft has been giving more details of its forthcoming Phone 7 mobile operating system at the Mix10 developer conference. At the conference the software giant said that the new operating…

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Microsoft details Windows Phone 7 features

Over on DIY Photography, photographer and artist William van der Steen, has a nice tutorial on creating sliced fruit photos. [Thanks, Udi!] Create Wonderful Sliced Fruit Images More: DIY light box PVC Light box / light tent Cheap $1 light tent/light box Read more | Permalink | Comments | Read more articles in Photography | Digg this!

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How-To: Photograph "exploded" fruit

Every electronics manufacturer has got their sights on the iPad lately, it seems, and now, out of China’s Shenzhen region comes a promising looking Android MID tablet that could be a serious iPad competitor.

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Huawei SmaKit S7 Tablet Revealed [Out Of Shenzhen Comes Another Android MID Tablet With 7-inch Display, HDMI, 3G, 720p Video, Flash Support]

Chinese mobile phone company ZTE is going to be getting on board with Qualcomm’s BREW (Binary Runtime Environment for Wireless) app development platform as they’ll soon be offering a new phone that will come with support for BREW. The new phone, known as the ZTE Bingo, is a slate-touchscreen style device with a lot of promising features. ZTE is promoting the device as the world’s first ultra-slim, big-screen smartphone that features BREW support

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ZTE Bingo Qualcomm Smartphone Unveiled [New Smartphone From ZTE Offers Large Touchscreen, HSDPA Connectivity, Front-Facing Camera, Brew App Platform]