If you love the idea of having a smart phone, but just cannot see lugging around another big hunk of black plastic then Verizon has the solution for you. Starting August 15th two smart phone models the BlackBerry® Curve™ 8330 and the BlackBerry® Pearl™ 8130 will be for sale in pink.
The Standard Pearl
The Pearl in Pink! - Retails at about 80 dollars. (after mail in rebate)
The Regular Curve
The Curve in Pink! - Retails at about 100 dollars. (After Mail In Rebate)
Don’t think for a second that you will be making a trade off of style for substance. The user interfaces are still the same and a pink Curve or Pearl can do everything that its more traditional looking counterparts can.
Both Models Feature:
- A full QWERTY keyboard.
- A one touch e-mail button.
- Mobile web access.
- Mobile documents viewer for reading attachments on your phone.
- A calendar/organizer to keep you on track and,
- GPS navigation. (for an extra monthly charge
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Ugobe’s Pleo robotic dinosaur may be a cute toy, but it’s also a useful starting point for messing about with robotics. A team at Otto-Friedrich-University in Bamberg, Germany, calling themselves GRIP (Group for Interdisciplinary Psychology) have posted two tutorials designed to wirelessly connect Pleo to a remote computer and give him the ability to recognise faces.
The wireless hack adds a small XBee module to the robot, hooking up to an internal serial port. That allows you to monitor Pleo’s current internal state and then send back instructions. Using a wireless “spy camera”, meanwhile, the GRIP team replaced the standard relatively low-resolution camera in Pleo’s nose with the intention to perform real-time pattern recognition.
Of course, the basic processor that runs Pleo’s usual functions couldn’t cope with that, so the real crunching is handled by a remote PC and the outcome fed back into the robot’s systems. GRIP fully document the process of adding the camera and microphone, and setting up the XBee system, so if you’re not all that fond of your Ugobe warranty it’s something you could try yourself.
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