This is the Finis Swimsense wrist-worn performance monitor, and it is made for swimmers.

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Finis Swimsense watch tells you about your swimming

I first encountered the ZOMM at CES last January, and I finally managed to get my hands on one for review.

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Hands on with the ZOMM

T-Mobile is teasing users with a new phone. The image that you see here come from their site, and these pink blocks are slowly disappearing to reveal a rebus that is probably the name of the new phone. You know what a rebus is, right?

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T-Mobile teasing us with launch of new mobile phone, rumored to be “The Vibrant”

I remember back in the eighties, when someone wanted to show some concept technology, they would say something like: “By the year 2000, this will be the technology”.

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Sony Nextep Wrist computer of 2020

We covered the EcoCHARGE from Ventev before, and I had a chance to meet with Ventev at CTIA and got to know more of their products, like the PowerCELL. The PowerCELL reminds me of Technocel PowerPak , which is a device that can plug into the wall or the USB drive, and it will charge up as a lithium-ion battery.

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Ventev PowerCELL Charger

I suppose that all of us don’t like to be away from our e-mail for a prolonged period of time, myself included. However, if I just knew that I didn’t have a lot of e-mails to check, I might be able to enjoy my time away from my computer. As you can probably tell from this photo, this is a DIY project

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See your Inbox on your T-Shirt

Welcome to SIMsystem, which is being hailed as the world’s first electric underpants. I can scarcely believe that this is the first electric pair of undies

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SIMsystem keeps track of underwater status, wirelessly

Samsung has a huge poster in front of CTIA Wireless 2010 promising an “S-Life”, and they told me that it is a reference to the Samsung Galaxy S. I got a chance to see it for myself, and it really is a beautiful phone with 4-inch AMOLED display that was quite colorful.

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Samsung S-Life starts with the Galaxy S

I really should have visited Powermat’s booth at CES last January, because I have missed out on the changes that they are doing. I’m glad I went to Vegas again for CTIA 2010. They started with the Powermat 1X (top left) which is designed to be a single position charging mat for those who have just one Smartphone, or just want their wireless charger in a small space.

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Powermat’s Newest Variations on display at CITA 2010

Yes, we have covered the Wildcharger Pad and we have covered the Powermat , and I think it is about time for a Face/Off! It would appear that the Powermat is winning as far as basic space. The Wildcharger Pad is an 8 x 6 space capable of holding 2 mobile devices, but the company says that it can hold five. That most be with the Wildcharge PowerDiscs.

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Wildcharger Pad vs. Powermat: The wireless charging pad showdown