Clarion Introduce Next GATE In-Vehicle Controller for iPhone
Realizing that in-car iPhone connectivity is more popular (and important) than ever, Clarion has announced their brand new in-vehicle iPhone controller, the Next GATE. Featuring key vehicle-friendly apps from Vlingo and Pandora among others, along with built-in Bluetooth, a 7 inch WVGA touch panel monitor, and microSD slot, the Next GATE offers drivers a new way to interact with their smartphone, without the distraction of having to handle their phones while driving.
The Next GATE from Clarion will be available June 1st for an MSRP of $269.99. For more details, check out the press release after the jump.
ROCCAT has not-so-quietly been putting together some incredibly cool gear for PC gamers; and this year at E3, gamers will finally get some hands-on time with their latest products. In addition to 2 new mice (the Kone XTD and Lua), we’re really interested in finally seeing the new Power-Grid, allowing PC gamers to use their Smartphones to control both their games and their computers. We’ll have more on ROCCAT during and after E3–but make sure you click past the jump to see what’s in store for you…
A quick touch of the “Software Update” button on your Mac will bring a pleasant surprise, as Apple has just release an update to its OS X Lion operating system, bringing it to 10.7.4. Though we can’t promise any new, sexy functionality with this update, 10.7.4 does bring several fixes and addressed some compatibility issues. You can 
If you’ve read our reviews of both the 
Fans of Sony’s popular superhero MMO, DC Universe Online, will be happy to know that its fourth expansion brings more than just new characters–though being able to play as Kilowog and Amon Sur from the Green Lantern universe (2 of the new “Legends” characters) is pretty cool. Legends characters for PVP are only part of the story, as SOE has pulled out all of the stops with their latest DLC, including: new weapons, Safe House Battles (enemies can now attack you even when you’re in your Safe House), and new missions. Sony has really put an emphasis on multiplayer with The Last Laugh, and those of you who enjoy PVP should love the new content; but don’t worry–there’s something for everyone here. The Last Laugh will be available for download in June for both PC and PS3 gamers (Legendary Members get the content for free, while premium members will pay for the download), and you can click past the jump for all of the details…
Olympus has always been known for its “rugged” line of point-and-shoot cameras (our own Juan Carlos Bagnell loved the 
What could possible inspire me to remove my Bowers & Wilkins P5 headphones in order to try on another pair? A new pair of B&W headphones, of course…and in this case, it’s the new P3. Designed to be slightly lighter and a bit more portable than its higher-numbered sibling, the P3 headphones feature the same attention to detail and quality of build as the P5s. Made of aluminum and using high-quality rubber and memory foam, the P3′s lighter weight not only make them a bit easier to carry, but also allows you to wear them longer. The Bowers & Wilkins P3 headphones will come in white and and black when they arrive this June, and will retail for $199; as always, you can expect a full review once our unit arrives (believe me, w’ll be counting the days). Click past the jump for all of the details.
This is the game changer we’ve been waiting for from Samsung Mobile. Rather than just increase technical specs and slap a new badge on a Galaxy S 2 (which Samsung still could have been successful with), Samsung has decided to redefine what a Galaxy S device is. Sure, the phone is definitely beefed up (quad core processor, 4.8″ Super AMOLED display, Android 4.0, and the list goes on), and the new design is Samsung’s most attractive yet ; but it’s what lies beneath the hardware that represents Samsung’s new approach…a more human approach. What does this mean? How about a phone that’s able to to know how you’re using it by reading your eyes with its front facing camera; or how about a device that identifies the people in your photos and automatically sends them pictures? Samsung has even come up with a way to share large files between users simply by touching their devices together–and these transfers that would normally take minutes now take seconds. And yes, there’s even a Siri-like voice recognition system. The Samsung Galaxy S II won’t be arriving until the end of this month (the HSPA+ version) and sometime this Summer (the 4G models); but with features that make the iPhone 4S seem last-gen, this looks to be one handset worth waiting for. Click past the jump for all of the specs, as well as the official PR from Samsung…
Why worry about matching your headphones with your pants, when your headphones can be made of your pants? 
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