Nintendo is going to sell its 3DS and Wii U games through the eShop as well as on the high street.
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Nintendo’s gunning for retailers, expanding eShop offerings for Wii U, 3DS
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Nintendo is going to sell its 3DS and Wii U games through the eShop as well as on the high street.
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Nintendo’s gunning for retailers, expanding eShop offerings for Wii U, 3DS
Here’s an idea: order products online, and then pay using regular ‘ol dollar bills. Intrigued? That’s exactly what Walmart has begun offering on its website today with its new Pay With Cash service
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Walmart’s website lets you Pay With Cash, strips away the ‘convenience’ of shopping online
If you’re like us, there’s nothing you hate more than having to go to different sites to pick up your pneumatics and abrasives. Thankfully, Amazon , that aggregator of all things with a price tag, has launched AmazonSupply, a site serving a broad range of industrial and business categories, including such favorites as fasteners, power & hand tools, fleet & vehicle maintenance and cutting tools
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AmazonSupply launches, offers up lab and janitorial supplies in same convenient location
If you live in the UK, and were thinking “If only I could get my broadband from the same place I get my crystal tumbler set” then maybe now you can. Department store John Lewis, a favorite for wedding lists, furniture and homeware is branching out into the British ISP game.
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UK department store John Lewis launches broadband service, get in on the ground floor
While RIM’s current fortunes are making plenty of execs nervously tug at their ties, there’s still plenty of people cheerfully tapping away on BlackBerry keyboards — especially in the Middle East. It makes at least some sense, then, to launch a big ole’ flagship shop in Dubai. Teaming up with local carrier Axiom Telecom, the handset manufacturer is in the final negotiation stages for a 1,500 square-foot store.
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That purple-striped Roku HD seen skulking about the FCC last month has now been observed in the wild by our friend Dave Zatz. It’s apparently on shelves now, with all the features of the box recently introduced as the Roku 2 HD , but without the 2. As he muses, Roku may be taking a “new iPad” style naming approach to its hardware going forward, a theory supported by the support site listing where it’s already elbowed out the old Roku 2 HD
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Refreshed Roku HD spotted in stores, drops the 2 but adds some purple flair
Are folks still getting lost in the faux marble expanse of your airport or shopping mall, even after you’ve uploaded the floor plan to Google Maps? Then maybe it’s time you went the extra mile and improved indoor mapping using the official Floor Plan Marker app. It instructs you to walk around the “entire surface” of your place of interest, while gathering position data from GPS, public WiFi signals and cell towers.
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Google offers Floor Plan Marker app to businesses so they can improve indoor mapping
Well, that didn’t take long at all. Hours after our Canon 5D Mark III review went live, we’ve received word that the camera is already available for purchase, and if you happen to live in New York City and can make it to B&H before 7PM, you could even take one home today! A call to the retailer confirmed that there are just three kits available, each with a 25-105mm f/4 L IS USM lens in the box for $4,299
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Canon 5D Mark III hits US retailers, available in stores today
Getting a little bit antsy in your respective Apple Store queue? Don’t worry, Cupertino let it be known that its new iPad is on-track for an 8AM debut this Friday. The “resolutionary” (Apple’s fault, not ours) tablet will be reaching Apple Stores on March 16th at 8AM local time in ten countries: the US (including Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands), Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, Switzerland and the UK
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New iPad still coming to Apple Stores at 8AM on Friday, don’t worry
Orange, the only cellular network that’s also one of your five-a-day has announced that it’ll be releasing Sony’s Xperia U , HTC One X and One S to smartphone demanding Britons in the second quarter of the year. Depending on your point of view, it’s either fantastic or terrible that the network bagged the white edition of Sony’s handset as an exclusive, but it’s going to tempt some of you to the citrus-side of the force. There’s no word on pricing, but we’d expect them to cost something we’ve heard called “money.” While you wait for them to arrive, why not decide on which handset you’d rather purchase by reading our splendid hands-ons with each of the handsets?
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Xperia U, HTC One X and One S coming to Orange UK

May 22, 2012 By Sally Hendrix
Virgin Mobile’s feature phone arm just added a third tier, delivering unlimited talk and texting, along with 50 megs of web access for $40 per month. This offering joins Sprint’s other payLo budget offerings, including an entry-level option that includes 400 minutes of talk time for $20 per month, and a $30 monthly plan that delivers 1,500 minutes, 1,500 texts and 30MB of data

May 22, 2012 By Sally Hendrix
(Credit: Blizzard Entertainment) One week after its release, Diablo III remains the only PC game anyone is talking about .

May 22, 2012 By Sally Hendrix
Nuance, of Dragon TV fame announced today that it was licensing Rovi’s (formerly known as Macrovision ) metadata for its talky-TV platform .

May 22, 2012 By steven
If you’re tired of bananaphones that just make calls, the crew at Gadget Gangster now has a homebrew project to use them for musical escapades. A custom-coded (and appropriately named) Adafruit Propeller board turns a bunch of bananas into the Bananaphone TouchSynth, a synthesizer using the same capacitive touch principles that let a MaKey MaKey turn anything into a controller

May 22, 2012 By Peter Yung
Bicom, makers of the Corian -hewn playGo USB will unveil a new AP1 AirPlay device, but only you if help fund it.

May 22, 2012 By clark
Matilda Ceesay, a Cornell fiber science and apparel design major from Gambia, adjusts the anti-malarial garment on model Sandy Mattei. Who knew mosquito nets could be so fashionable?

May 22, 2012 By Dirk Pitt
Plants , like pets, need to be constantly cared for, but not everyone’s blessed with the requisite green thumb. So, for those of you imbued with what we’ll call the bad, brown touch, Swiss outfit Koubachi’s got a cloud-based solution to sidestep those negligent ways and keep your window garden thriving. Dubbed the WiFi Plant Sensor, this wireless peripheral nestles into the soil of any potted flora or fauna, sending relevant vitality data off to the company’s servers where it’s then analyzed and beamed back to your handset (via iPhone app) or online account with care instructions in tow

May 21, 2012 By Joe Plumber
The HTC 4G LTE will finally land in Sprint customers’ hands this week.

May 21, 2012 By Ray Kaario
Pentax didn’t wait long after a rather conspicuous leak to make the details official: welcome the K-30, the company’s spiritual successor to the long-serving K-r . The camera makes its biggest numerical jump in sensor size, from 12.4 megapixels to 16, but you’re primarily shelling out for a much tougher body that’s both resistant to rain as well as to dust and temperature extremes; one of the cheapest cameras to do so, if you go by Pentax’s word. We’re slightly down on the light sensitivity being unchanged from three years ago at ISO 100 to 25,600, though you can now shoot video at a much higher 1080p at 30 frames per second — and that French catalog was wrong about a drop in burst speeds, which still top out at a healthy 6 fps.
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