Chrysler SRT Viper is ready to strike

When it comes to naming a vehicle, you cannot go wrong with a serpentine calling card. After all, we know that poisonous snakes strike fear in the hearts of many, not to mention that they move about swiftly. Chrysler intends to leverage on this with their latest SRT Viper that debuted at the New York Auto Show. This is the latest iteration of the Viper, and despite being more powerful, it is also lighter compared to its predecessor. You will find a “Made in the USA” frame that is 50% stiffer compared to the previous model, and obviously, this is all American muscle.

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Samsung Galaxy S3 rumored to be undergoing carrier testing, will feature a 4.65″ 720p 316ppi display

While the Samsung Galaxy S3's existence has been confirmed, details surrounding the device remain a complete mystery apart from the occasional rumor and speculation. Well a new set of rumors has popped up courtesy of a couple of sources, one of which originates from AsiaE who claims that Samsung has begun the testing of the device on carriers back in Korea. The reports have also mentioned that Samsung is hoping to expedite the process in order to get the device out in a timely manner, but its rumored quad-core processor and LTE chipset are making things a little difficult.

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Nokia Lumia 900 and Lumia 610 get priced in the UK

Nokia's Lumia 900 will launch on AT&T at the end of this week, but what about elsewhere. Well, there's still no solid info on that (the latest rumor saying something about June, by the way), but we do have some good news if you're in the UK. We now have officially-confirmed prices for the Lumia 900 as well as the Lumia 610. They come via well known retailer Clove.


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The Playa iPhone 4x4S case is perfect for hiding condoms

Given the somewhat fragile nature of our smartphones these days (compared to the Nokia 3310), many smartphone users turn to cases to protection their investments, but what about protection of the sexual nature. Well it seems that one company from Australia called Annex Products has thought about that, and from the creators of the Opena bottle opener iPhone case comes the Playa Case, an iPhone 4x4S case that features a slideout storage compartment where condoms can be kept for future use. Some of you guys might wonder what's wrong with keeping condoms in our wallets like we usually do.



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Sonos listens to reason, drops dedicated controller in favor of smartphone apps

Sonos will halt the sale of its pricey CR200 remote control from June 1st, after acknowledging that it's been nudged into obsolescence by free software controllers for Macs, PCs, tablets and smartphones. It'll honor warranties and issue software updates for the "foreseeable future," but CEO John MacFarlane indicates the decision was inevitable, having been brewing ever since the "early days of the iPhone explosion." That never stopped his company from selling the CR200 for a hefty $349, but then again he probably deserves some respect for finally making the call.

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New Character Profiling Experience From Reckitt Benckiser Gets Inside Your Head

The search for the ‘insanely driven’ begins – are you game?A new interactive online experience that aims to ‘get inside your head and find out who you really are’ has been launched today by Reckitt Benckiser, a global leader in health, hygiene and home FMCG products. The ‘Insanely Driven’ experience is a new type of character profiling assessment, which is completely different from the usual box ticking exercise that most people associate with psychometric testing.

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Is Samsung's white Galaxy Note set arrive in Canada on Telus tomorrow, Bell on April 10?

It's been nearly two months since Samsung's LTE Galaxy Note made its debut in the land of maple syrup Canada, and now Telus and Bell might finally begin stocking the white variant of the Gingerbread-loaded phablet. According to (supposed) internal memos leaked from both companies to Mobile Syrup, it appears as though Bell's planning to release the 5.3-inch device on April 10th, while Telus may let it loose as soon as tomorrow. Notably, the site also mentions that you'll be looking at an unchanged entry-fee of $200 with a three-year contract or $730 if you'd prefer the phone sans strings.

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