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Motorola and Android’s newest, most cutting-edge device, the Milestone , has been rooted already, meaning all the power of Android can be exploited. Similar to iPhone jailbreaking, rooting allows (well versed in hacking) users to exploit elements of the Android operating system that may have been locked down by the carrier. Over in the US, where the phone is known as the Droid, this means multi-touch support has been unlocked, where Verizon had disabled it on commercial devices. Ha ha ha – we’ve got multi-touch… While in the UK we’re allowed to use the multi-touch system, but in the future it means that members of the hacker community will be able to offer some cool additions to the device when the same thing is achieved on the Milestone

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Klipsch, our favourite AV company with a name that’s begging to be said by Sean Connery, has unveiled the latest in its speaker range to keep the multimedia computer nut in your life happy – the ProMedia 2.0 speakers. The system connects up to your myriad devices – Apple iPods, other MP3 players, televisions, CD and DVD players – and you can also plug them into your 3.5mm port, so they’re all set for multimedia presentations and the like. Got the power Each speaker houses a magnetically-shielded satellite, 15w power amplifier, dual 2.5in fibre-composite cone drivers and a one-inch metallised polymer tweeter. And on the control speaker, there’s a bass level and volume control, and an auxiliary input jack

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