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Google For Non-Profits Launches

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2008-03-18 21:59:58 by Wayne Schulz in Gear Diary
Copyright 2008 Wayne Schulz . Visit the original article at http://www.geardiary.com/2008/03/18/google-for-non-profits-launches Google today launched a Non-Profit specific web site at http://www.google.com/nonprofits . Most of their offering is predictable and mirrors the Google Apps for Domains - only these apps are free (for qualifying...
 
Tags: google, google docs, apps, google apps, google grants blog, google grants site, google checkout, non-profits, free
 
 
 
 
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Researchers Develop Non-Explosive Lithium-ion Battery

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2008-04-11 13:12:53 by Bryan Gardiner in Gadget Lab
Lithium-ion batteries have kept gadget lovers on their toes for years with their occasionally combustive ways. Now, researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Silicate Research in Würzburg, Germany think they've solved this problem by successfully swapping the liquid electrolyte (the flammable stuff) used in conventional lithium-ion batteries...
 
Tags: non-explosive batteries, batteries, conventional lithium-ion batteries, cell phone batteries, lithium-ion batteries, researchers, battery, fraunhofer researchers, non-flammable batteries
 
 
 
 
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Non-Contact Infrared Clinical Thermometer

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2008-05-28 01:00:41 by hoser in GadgetGrid
Have you ever try to take the temperature of a sick baby? This non-contact clinical thermometer uses totally harmless and safe infrared technology. With built-in 9 memory function takes forehead, navel or armpit readings Fahrenheit or Celsius digital LED display Over 10,000 readings using 4 AAA batteries. The device enables the temperature of...
 
Tags: thermometer, non-contact, see-thru thermometer, non-contact clinical thermometer, clinical thermometer, simple window-mount thermometer, readings, armpit readings fahrenheit, thermometer close
 
 
 
 
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Fun with Pain Rays, Sound Cannons and Other Non-Lethal Weaponry [Weapons]

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2008-05-28 11:00:00 by Wilson Rothman in Gizmodo
This week's New Yorker (yep, you heard me right) has a cool piece on the development of non-lethal weapons for military and police. You can tell the writer, Alec Wilkinson, had a good time reporting it. The story focuses on Charles Heal, a badass part-time Marine and part-time LA Sheriff's Department officer known in some circles as "Mr....
 
Tags: non-lethal weapons, time, successful non-lethal weapons, badass part-time marine, sound, part-time, piece, heal, police
 
 
 
 
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Fun with Pain Rays, Sound Cannons and Other Non-Lethal Weaponry [Weapons]

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2008-05-28 15:00:00 by posted by Pantha in
This week's New Yorker (yep, you heard me right) has a cool piece on the development of non-lethal weapons for military and police. You can tell the writer, Alec Wilkinson, had a good time reporting it. The story focuses on Charles Heal, a badass part-time Marine and part-time LA Sheriff's Department officer known in some circles as "Mr....
 
Tags: non-lethal weapons, time, successful non-lethal weapons, badass part-time marine, sound, part-time, piece, heal, police
 
 
 
 
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Non Non Radio Wave Shut Device

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2008-01-23 09:00:36 by Editor in Ubergizmo
Are you scared of having other people eavesdrop on your conversations? The Non Non Radio Wave Shut Device helps alleviate those fears, shutting down transmission of radio waves on the spy bug frequencies. This $78.50 device has a range of approximately "10 tatami mats" and a battery that runs out of juice after 8 hours of use or so. Sounds like...
 
Tags: device, radio wave, spy bug frequencies, device helps, tatami mats, radio waves, secretive teenager, people eavesdrop, range
 
 
 
 
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Samsung and Motorola displace HTC as top non-touchscreen Windows Mobile manufacturer

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2008-01-29 22:51:37 by willpark in IntoMobile
While HTC is clearly the top-dog in the touchscreen-based Windows Mobile smartphone market, it looks like the (arguably) sleeker handsets from Motorola and Samsung have taken away HTCs #1 position in the non-touchscreen Windows Mobile smartphone market. Citing internal data from Microsoft, DigiTimes is reporting that HTC owned 50% of the...
 
Tags: htc, windows mobile, htc p6300, htc owned, htc p3300, htc juno, htc s730, releases windows mobile, htc devices
 
 
 
 
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The Public Library of Law makes legal search easier for non-lawyers

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2008-03-25 23:35:37 by Hoyun in Popgadget: Personal Tech for Women
Despite advances made in search technology on the Web, and websites guiding users through the morass of information on specialized topics like medicine, information available on the Web about legal topics is still fairly hard to find for most people outside of the legal profession. Lawyers know that, in addition to costy databases such as...
 
Tags: lawyers, non-lawyers, law, plol, basic information, plol include caselaw, information, legal research database, public library
 
 
 
 
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The iPod touch Paradox: It is Easier to Control a non-touch iPod by Just Touch

2008-04-08 08:03:16 by todd in MobileViews Blog
 
The funny thing about the iPod touch is that I use it for everything except listening to music and podcasts. Why? Touch devices like the iPod touch and Pocket PC are two-handed devices. Both require you to cradle it one hand and manipulate it with the other. Non-touch iPods, like non-touch Windows Mobile smartphones, are
 
Tags: ipod touch, touch devices, devices, non-touch ipods, funny, require, podcasts, pocket, hand