The Commercial Juicer

For those who wish to make fruit juice quickly and in large quantities in a short time, getting a factory based juicer may not always be ideal. But if there might be a more portable device with some commercial capabilities to make fruit juice, then it would be a better alternative. This Commercial Juicer from Hammacher Schlemmer might just do the trick. The Commercial Juicer is actually designed for restaurants that require to make up fruit juices for customers who might order them and want them fresh. The Commercial Juicer is capable of making up to 84 oz. of fruit juice a minute. Whole fruits can be placed on its chute.

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iRobot reorganizes, forms new unit focused on Ava and other emerging technologies

iRobot has been branching out from its traditional household and military robots for quite a while, and it looks like it's now officially embracing those activities as a core part of its business. The company announced a reorganization (or "strategic realignment") today that will see it comprised of three different business units: Home Robots, Military Robots and Emerging Technologies. That last group includes things like the Ava mobile robotics platform, which iRobot hopes will eventually be used in everything from healthcare to retail to security applications.

Engadget, iRobot reorganizes, forms new unit focused on Ava and other emerging technologies

Lytro pre-orders start shipping, infinite focusing now within reach

Those of you that scurried to get an early spot in the pre-order cue for Lytro's upcoming camera, ought to carefully skim your inboxes for an email confirming shipment of your infinite focusing shooter. Per a ton of tips from you, in addition to a post from the company's official blog, early orders of the unconventionally shaped camera that allows you to refocus after the fact are now en route to abodes stateside. When we played with it at its launch event, we came away impressed, yet ultimately longed for the underlying technology to be licensed to others - something the company maintains it's actively exploring.


Engadget, Lytro pre-orders start shipping, infinite focusing now within reach

2012 Hyundai Genesis Sedan vs. 2012 Chrysler 300S (video)

Battle Of The Budget-Friendly Full-Size RWD Luxury Sedans. The Hyundai Genesis Sedan and Chrysler 300S are much more alike than they are different.










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ZTE PF 100 hands-on at Mobile World Congress 2012 (video)

ZTE's been making some slow, but steady progress as it transitions from no name, white label manufacturer to more of a well-known brand. Aiding the company in that exact mission is one of its latest tablets, the PF 100, shown off by NVIDIA at this year's Mobile World Congress. The apparently stock Android 4.0.3 slate packs a Tegra 3 CPU inside and 10.1-inch 1280 x 800 display. The unit we saw is far from a finished production model, given the fact that it was literally bursting apart at the seams and appeared as if it'd been roughly handled.






Engadget, ZTE PF 100 hands-on at Mobile World Congress 2012 (video)

Melkus lacquers up RS2000 Black Edition for Geneva debut

What's the difference between black and piano black. Lacquer, and lots of it. Whether they're making an actual piano or trimming out a car to the same effect, craftsman will typically apply six layers of clearcoat to give the wood that deep, lustrous shine (compared to the three layers featured on high-end auto bodies). When applied to cars, it's usually done as trim on the interior dashboard, but with the RS2000 Black Edition, Melkus has finished the entire car that way.
Now if you haven't heard of Melkus, don't worry – it's not exactly one of the top automakers in the world.

Autoblog, Melkus lacquers up RS2000 Black Edition for Geneva debut

Sony's 2012 Xperia series gets together for awkward family portrait

While Sony's newly-christened Xperia phones are a bit difficult to tell apart, there's nothing quite like getting the whole clan together to tell these statement slabs apart. It's largely about the size and build differences here - while the 4.3-inch Xperia S readies itself for retail stores very soon, the middleweight Xperia P is showing off its aluminum unibody frame. The Xperia U then shyly rounds out the series with the smallest footprint of the bunch.






Engadget, Sony's 2012 Xperia series gets together for awkward family portrait

LicensingLive London 2012 Debates Best of Both World Strategies for Software Publishers’ Journey to the Cloud

SafeNet, a global leader in data protection, today announced its LicensingLive London 2012 event for professionals in software licensing and monetization. The one day conference will address a best of both worlds strategy for transitioning to cloud service delivery models enabled by software licensing and monetisation that spans cloud and on-premise delivery of software.This LicensingLive event is being held on 20th March 2012 at the Royal Institute of Great Britain. The event, which starts at 10.00am, will be hosted by Ansgar Dodt, VP Software Rights Management from SafeNet.

Press Release Distribution, LicensingLive London 2012 Debates Best of Both World Strategies for Software Publishers’ Journey to the Cloud

Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (7.0) hands-on (video)

It's easy to get confused by the variety of 7-inchers coming out of Samsung's gate; you might even speculate that the category is getting a bit crowded. But with the arrival of the Galaxy Tab 2 (7.0), it appears the popular Android manufacturer has an ace in its sleeve. The slate leaps past its cousins with the latest build of Ice Cream Sandwich out of the gate, although it still reps the same 1024 x 600 PLS TFT display, 3MP rear camera, 4,000mAh battery and dual-core setup. We had a chance to get a real feel for the tablet, so join us after the break as we parse through our initial impressions.






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Equity Red Star Partners with Trimble for New Risk and Vehicle Management Solution

Insurance Company Turns to Telematics to Help its Customers Enhance Vehicle and Driver Safety, and Manage Risk on the RoadIpswich, UK - February 29, 2012 - Trimble announced today that it is partnering with Equity Red Star, one of the UK’s largest insurers. Trimble’s in-vehicle telematics technology and GeoManager Driver Safety solution will form part of Equity Red Star’s new risk and vehicle management solution, Equitrack, for the commercial motor and motor fleet sectors.Equitrack is a tailored solution that allows Equity Red Star customers to enhance vehicle and driver safety.

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Samsung ChatON now available as web-based messaging client

ChatON is Samsung's mobile messaging platform available for Bada, Android, BlackBerry and, yes, iOS phones. Now it's pulled the sheets from the web-based version of the service that allows you to message your frenemies from the comfort of your desktop. As well as short messages, you'll get group chat, multimedia sending, profile pages and buddy charts to let you know who your BFFs are. All of your communiqués and shared multimedia are stored in the “Trunk,” a repository for those office-party pictures you wish you'd never sent.

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Security bug in iOS lets apps secretly access your photos

A security issue has been identified in iOS which gives third party applications and its developers unsolicited access to your photos. According to The New York Times who uncovered this issue, an application that has the permission to use your location can also access your photos. They demonstrated this by commissioning a developer to create a dummy app (which was not submitted to the App Store) that popped up a notification asking the user for location (as seen above) and when provided had complete access to the photos stored on the device.

GSM Arena, Security bug in iOS lets apps secretly access your photos

Apple Sends Invites for March 7 Event; Is It the iPad 3 Launch?

Several news organizations and tech websites has received invites from Apple, which will be held March 7 in Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco at 10AM PST. Judging from the invite, it looks like Apple will unveil the new version of the iPad. The invitation features a finger touching Calendar app on what appears to be a tablet. The copy reads: “There is something you really have to see. And touch.”

We will see whether rumors about the iPad 3 (or the iPad 2S) are true, including the inclusion of a new CPU and LTE data connectivity.

Gadget.com, Apple Sends Invites for March 7 Event; Is It the iPad 3 Launch?

Facebook to simplify in-app payments with streamlined carrier billing

Need another watering can to irrigate those crops on your highly-profitable Facebook farm. Soon you may be able to boot that expense directly to your monthly mobile tab, just as you do with other necessities, like ringtones and emoticons. The social networking site is working with carriers to streamline billing, eventually enabling Facebook users to pay their app dues along with their monthly phone bill.

Engadget, Facebook to simplify in-app payments with streamlined carrier billing

[Hands-On] HTC One X and One S

HTC has always had a special place in my heart and seeing the company offering some truly amazing devices at MWC just make me want to jump into Android worlds forever with in my hands this very impressive HTC Once X. The One X is everything you ever wanted in a single device. This LTE Android 4.0 Smartphone comes with a 1.5GHz Quad Core Tegra 3 CPU, 1GB of DD2 RAM, a 4.7x720p Super LCD 2 non-PenTile screen, HTC Sense 4.0, 1080p Video Shooting and a 8Mpx rear camera with a f/2.0 lens.










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Jaguar unveils new global brand direction with 'Alive' commercial

Jaguar's turnaround has taken its next public step with a new global brand direction and a marketing campaign called "Alive." The marketing will lock in on Jaguar's visceral connection with buyers, "positioning the brand as animate – seductive, emotional, unique, energetic and high-performance – while asking consumers, "How alive are you?". It will be supported on television, in print, on the web and with events, and will attempt to explain to younger buyers not only why they should be considering a Jaguar, but what Jaguar means as a brand.

Autoblog, Jaguar unveils new global brand direction with 'Alive' commercial

Translogic gets inside look at Rinspeed's concept shop

Another week brings another action-packed episode of Translogic. Our sister site continues its tour of Europe with a trip to Switzerland's Rinspeed. If there's a car builder that more resembles a toy company for adults, we can't imagine it. Host Bradley Hasemeyer got a full demonstration of several remarkable vehicles during his visit. The sQuba submarine car is straight out of James Bond, though it's based on a more modern Lotus than the famous Esprit from The Spy Who Loved Me. The similarly amphibious Splash can operate as either a car, boat or hovercraft.

Autoblog, Translogic gets inside look at Rinspeed's concept shop

Volvo not bringing new V40 to these United States

There are some cars we enjoy writing about more than others. Those tend to be the ones with the big horsepower numbers and seldom more than two doors, but the new Volvo V40 that was officially released today stands as an exception, because while it is hardly what you'd call exotic, it did pique our interest more than a workaday hatchback should. But we'll have to try not to like it too much, because we just received confirmation that it is not, we're sorry to report, coming to the United States.

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