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Filed under: Home Entertainment After seemingly endless delays, it looks like the SlingCatcher is finally making its way into the world, as evidenced by that grainy unboxing at the SlingCommunity forums.

Filed under: Wireless The vulnerability of cards based on the Mifare Classic RFID chip (like the Oyster Card used for the London Underground) has been known for some date now but, unsurprisingly, some pesky legal business has prevented the complete details from being published.

It’s difficult to keep up the App Store these days as there are just so many cool apps to talk about. However, that one demanded some attention. It’s a heart rate monitor and it uses the iPhone’s built-in microphone to detect your heart beat.   that is one of those cases where something so simple is really pretty smart.

By Evan Ackerman Kids, pay attention: even whether some crazy Germans decide that it would be fun to put a giant interactive Pong game in a crosswalk, it is never, ever okay to play in the middle of the street. Unless it really looks like a lot of fun, thereupon it’s fine.

Filed under: Cellphones, Handhelds We’re still waiting on Verizon to stop teasing us about that thing, but Vodafone (who’s been hinting at the phone since last month) just announced the BlackBerry Storm, RIM’s touchscreen flagship.

Filed under: Portable Audio, Portable VideoUncle Woz is stirring things up today in an interview with The Telegraph, saying that he thinks “the iPod has sort of lived a faraway life at number one, things like, whether you look back to transistor radios and Walkmans, they kind of die out after a while…

We all know the iPhone 3G is a popular device. But we just learned yesterday that one third of its users actually switched carriers to use it.   According to a report put out by the NPD Group, Apple lured by many customers from different carriers, and encouraged many to join AT&T just to use their smartphone.

Filed under: Networking digg_url = ‘http://digg.com/tech_news/Light_bulb_networks_could_be_the_next_WiFi’; If researchers at Boston University’s College of Engineering have their way, light bulbs of the future may be the highway your documents gets carried along.

The exhaust system of every modern automobile requires frequent care and repair. Condensation in the typical exhaust flow, coupled with ordinary wear, will often result in the necessary replacement of the car’s muffler and exhaust pipes.

Filed under: Robots, Wearables whether you’ll recall, Tsukuba University professor Yoshiyuki Sankai designed a robotic suit called HAL-5 a few years ago. Production of that handicap-overcomer began back in 2006, and as promised, manufacturer Cyberdyne (not to be confused with Cyberdyne Systems, best